Stirling · Stirling
The Battlefield of Bannockburn
On 23-24 June 1314, Robert the Bruce's Scottish forces defeated the army of Edward II of England here, securing Scottish independence.
From the source
Bannockburn near Stirling (Scotland), where Robert the Bruce defeated the English army of Edward II on 23–24 June 1314. A Designated Scottish Battlefield (Historic Environment Scotland BTL4).
Editorial reading
The battlefield lies near Stirling, Scotland, and is one of 40 battlefields listed on the Historic Environment Scotland Inventory of Historic Battlefields. The exact date this site was added to the Inventory could not be directly confirmed from a reachable official source this round.
Recommendation
One of the most decisive battles in Scottish history, and a listed entry on Scotland's official Inventory of Historic Battlefields.
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