Kings & Queens of Scotland 5/5: House of Stuart takes England (1567-1707)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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In the final episode, we’ll find out what happened with the Kings of Scotland inherited the throne of England. And learn what the Scots thought of the English chopping off one King’s head, exiled another, and finally invited a German to take the throne.
James VI of Scotland & I of England
Charles I
Charles II
James VII of Scotland & II of England
Mary II & William II
Anne
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1 The House of Alpin (848-1034): • Kings & Queens of Scot...
2 The House of Dunkeld (1034-1286): • Kings & Queens of Scot...
3 Wars of Independence (1286-1437): • Kings & Queens of Scot...
4 House of Stewart (1437-1567): • Kings & Queens of Scot...
5 House of Stuart takes England (1567-1707): • Kings & Queens of Scot...
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Scottish woman: I think-
James VI: WITCH
When looking at the family tree itself, the Stuart dynasty in England was quite short, despite lasting over 100 years (though the Tudors were even more impressive, spanning 118 years in History with merely 3 generations)
I mean to be fair most British dynasties coming after haven’t reigned for that long. The House of Hanover made it about 187, the Saxe-Coburg and Gotha made it about 122 (I’m counting the House of Windsor) and the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg hasn’t even made it a year yet (that’s the family that Charles III is paternally descended from)
@@Edmonton-of2ecwe need a simpler name for Charles III dynasty, that one is so long and wordy
@@jaimelannister1797 I mean the royal family is still called the House of Windsor, it’s a just no longer a branch of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
@@Edmonton-of2eccharles III is considered a member of his mother’s dynasty, and Windsor is still the same house as Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. In reality, the U.K. has had the same royal dynasty since 1901 when Edward VII took the throne. Still not as long as the Hanovers, but 122 years and 5 generations isn’t bad
@@emilybarclay8831 No, he isn’t. Cause that’s not European dynasties work. Proven by the fact that Elizabeth had to specifically declare her progeny would bear the name Windsor, not it just happening automatically. Charles is effectively the head of a second House of Windsor, descended in the agnatic like from the House of Glücksburg, not the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Queen Anne will always be such a fascinating figure from history. So much focus on the negative that made her look bad which showed very clear misogyny and sexism on how women are viewed by society and history and always overlooked her actual queen qualities. She was a fantastic strategic military leader and fought off many foreign invasions during her reign,she was economically smart and she was the one that finally united the UK. She was a very good queen but sadly history paints her as fat, ugly, lesbian, belittled by the men around her and a person with multiple awful illnesses. Justice for Queen Anne. Let's change her narrative please.
Agreed! I plan to do a full Queens of the world video on her in the near future.
@@LindsayHoliday that will be brilliant. I watched a factual history programme about her not too long ago by one of my fave historians Dr Lucy Worsley and it really shone new light onto Queen Anne and told her story from different perspectives. The focus with Queen Anne is almost always on her female favourites and her being Britain's first quote on quote "lesbian queen" and also on her being fat, old and too sickly and ill to rule and being dominated and walked all over by the men in government but while those are some parts of her story it's not her whole story and she was actually a very good queen. And don't get me wrong I am fundamentally anti monarchist in every way but I just hate seeing like one specific narrative being told about a woman from history especially if that one story that is always the one told paints her in a negative light. Like she was a whole person. Tell her whole story. Don't just focus on the scandals and the flaws. Shine alight on her highlights. She fought off several foreign invasions because she was actually an incredibly strategic military leader, she was intellectually smart as well and economically smart and handled the financial situation of the country brilliantly and she was the one who finally united Scotland and England together to make Great Britain showing that she was very diplomatic and astute.
@@lucypreece7581you want people to look at monarchs with only good light just because of their gender?
@@SafavidAfsharid3197nobody said that
Fun fact! The KJV Bible was NOT the first to be translated in English. Before this was the Geneva Bible (and the Matthew Bible before that). James HATED these first translations, as they insulted rich people. So for the KJV, he told the publishers to deliberately change the insulting passages about rich people and kings. The KJV was massively unpopular with the people, and although James tried to ban the Geneva Bible, publishers continued to publish them in secret.
correct me if i am wrong but i believe she said one of the first
But the KJV then became the most popular Bible translation in the American colonies, which is why it is still among the most popular English Bible translations in the world. A small group of Protestant Christians even claim that it is the "best" or a "divinely-inspired" translations despite the fact that our knowledge of the Bible has greatly improved over time.
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she said ONE of the first, not the first
Fun fact, the first Bible in English to be approved for use in English Churches was the 'Great Bible', commissioned by Henry Vlll and written/translated by Myles Coverdale in 1535. A copy was put in every English Church.
with such limited knowledge available to us, i wonder if anne suffered from endometriosis or even polycystic ovarian syndrome? the fertility issues, her obesity (let's not just blame it on cakes) and descriptions of her being "grey and sickly" fits some of the symptomatology.
In her video on Queen Anne Lindsay Holiday actually talks about how modern forensic historians think she had Hughs Syndrome that thickened her blood. If this is true and she'd lived in modern times a daily aspirin regimen could have saved her and her children's lives.
@@bambalina12 yes, you're right about the previous video (i forgot about that!). it all comes back to autoimmune. :(
They reckon she had antiphospholid syndrome
🎂🍰🧁 sorry saw the word cake
Perfect timing! I got back from Scotland yesterday and visited the Culloden battlefield. Such a terrible tragedy. I remembered watching your video on the Jacobites and how insightful it was. Looking forward to more!
I bet that was amazing. I’ve never been to Scotland and I live in the north of the uk lol so it’s not far at all. Hope u enjoyed your trip 😊 xxx
I bet you took a crap on culloden moore you sicko
You manage to pack SO much information into short videos. It’s incredible! Keep doing what you do Lindsay! You're the best at it
Thank you so much!!
@@LindsayHoliday Always
The way you make these historical accounts sound so interesting and engrossing is just incredible Lindsay!
Your intonation is absolutely perfect!
I've learnt so much from your channel!!
Thank you for your efforts :)
Thank you! 😃
My last name is from the border regions of England and Scotland. When it dawned on me that I could have a drop of Scottish in me, I was all, “Score!” Scotland is among my favorite countries in Europe
Anne is such a sad figure, all those losses would be indescribable. Any how thanks for the amazing 5 part series Lindsay, I learned so much and can’t wait for what’s next. 🌟🌹☺️
Wikipedia and a channel called History Calling list each of her children and what could've gone wrong. Anne Stuart most likely had antiphospholipid syndrome and sticky blood.
The woman was constantly pregnant
That is why all inbreeding should be illegal, it is on the increase in Britain due to immigration from muslims who marry their cousins and other relatives, this issue isnt dealt with due to the worry from the government that thwy will be accused of targeting a racial group
@@wendyHew, my Grandparents (white, english citizens) were first cousins. There's nothing wrong with any of us, and marrying your cousin is not illegal here - because the Dna crossover is negligible.
@@gillianrimmer7733 The problem comes when first cousins KEEP marrying. A first cousin marriage every now and then in a bloodline isn't too bad. But if it keeps happening, it eventually causes all sorts of problems.
I can't imagine outliving 17 children
I can't imagine HAVING 17! children
This series has been incredible lindsay! My favorite stewart king has to be james vi and i! Keep doing what you do best and make our days better witt history and your amazing voice!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Lindsay also mentioned the Macdonald family as one of the highlanders. Scottish actor David Tennant's real last name is Macdonald. It would be interesting if he actually descended from the highlanders who opposed their Scottish kings.
David did an episode of "Who do You Think You Are?" But I don't remember any of the details maybe look for it somewhere
Ngl James I is underrated for how terrible he was💀 He was truly one of the worst Kings in English History
Agreed, he was even worse in Scotland than in England.
@@LindsayHoliday He sure as hell is down there with King John, I sometimes find myself thinking he’s worse than John, but then think about the absolute failure of a tenure that was his (John’s) reign, and end up putting them at the same level
What he did
@@youtubbe7552 it’s more like what did he NOT do😭 Lindsay explains it very well in this video
James VI of Scotland I of England, was so much worse than John.
Great finish to this series! I have some ideas for future topics:
The Hessian Princesses who went to Russia (the original Alexandra Feodorovna and Marie Alexandrovna).
A more detailed video on Grand Duchess Ella. Same with her niece, Princess Alice of Battenberg.
I don’t recall if you have done a video on Cleopatra, if not it would be a great topic.
Grand Duchess Vladimir (Maria Pavlovna) and her rivalry with Tsarina Maria Feodorovna.
Grand duchess Maria Pavlovna née Duchess Marie of Mecklenberg-Schwerin, or Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna the ex Swedish princess ?
@@andypham1636 GD Vladimir (Duchess Marie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin)
British history is so fascinating! 🇬🇧😍
I made sure to wait for the entire series to watch it all at once. I love these history series they are so interesting and I like seeing what I remember from your other videos. Thanks for putting so much work into these videos 💕💕💕
I did the same! Great series!
I am hoping we can see a video about the consorts soon. This series was amazing!
Don't think so...
I know right. I have been asking her for one as well. However, since no records or very little do exist on the early consorts of Scotland, she may not be able to find much content for a multiseries video. She may do a three part series as the Consorts of the later dynasties are indeed recorded
Thank you for sharing this Scottish history 🏴
I LOVED this series! Everything you do is wonderful. I like to let your episodes build up, then binge your awesome channel for a weekend.
This series was amazing. I have been living in Scotland for some time now and it’s good to connect what you said with various places I have visited ❤
Charles the first was the last king born in dunfermline as well as Anne of Bohemia. Her daughter married the kind of Hanover
This is why I am an avid lover of history!!
I feel bad for Queen Anne
Also James was raised by his maternal illegitimate uncle and his uncle was actually regent for Scotland
Lindsay would make an excellent history teacher!!!! Please consider it!! 💜
I saw this in my recommended and literally went “Oooh!! Oooh!!” Like a kid trying to answer a question in class.
So yeah, thanks for the video!
Fantastic series I have watched it from the beginning. Thank you for your research. If I wasn’t disabled, I would be running to take your tour with you!
Great series 👏🏽I know I’ll be rewatching it.
Can we get French kings now please?
there's a whole different channel focusing on French royalty called Kings of France. You should check that out
Wonderful series! Can’t wait to see what’s next!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
More Scottish blood has entered British royal family through Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
OMG. I WAS A BIG FAN OF YOU FOR 3 YEARS AND JUST SAW THAT YOU MADE A SERIES FOR KINGS & QUEENS OF SCOTLAND!!! 🏴 🩵 THANK YOU SO MUCH I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SO LONG. MAKES ME MISS EDINBURGH SO MUCH. I STUDIED THERE FOR 4 YEARS AND JUST GRADUATED A FEW MONTHS AGO!!! 😭
Isn't it the "King James" Bible and not the St. James Bible?
It's King James not St. James. Sometimes it's referred to as KJV
yeah
Because he was a King, not a saint.
This series was IT!!! Thank you Lindsay 😄
it? it was it? that dosent make sense.
@@wendyHew another way of saying I enjoyed the video 🙂
The way you tell these stories always makes me feel like I’m hearing some juicy gossip or the details of a lurid crime. I find myself leaving in to listen. Well done, making history accessible and engrossing!
Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍
Great series - thank you! Thoroughly enjoyed this! From the south (in London), everything seems better in Scotland!
You know, I don’t really think of Denmark of all places as being superstitious enough to have witch trials.
Charles 1 and James 2nd needed a good talking too
That was great, thank you. Wow, your tour sounds wonderful. 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺👍👍👍
I am pretty sure that had the Scottish Parliament not voted to end Scotland's Independence and unite with England, the kingdom of Scotland would have one of the oldest in Europe today, having been established in 843 by the Alpin Dynasty and still going strong with the Windsor family. If Scotland had still remained a kingdom, the honors of Scotland would have been part of the actual Scottish coronation
with who as monarch succeeding Anne? her catholic half-brother?
@@andypham1636 the hanoverian Dynasty or maybe one of the descendants of previous Scottish monarchs
Scotland has never ceased to be a Kingdom and is actually the oldest monarchy in Europe.
@@charmainelamont2020 um, the kingdom of Scotland ceased to exist after 1707, when it became part of Great Britain
Scotland is the oldest kingdom in Europe and by default in the UK ❤
Let's do the Hanover Dynasty of Germany 🇩🇪
George, George, George, George, Will, Victoria
WIV*@@revinhatol
That was a capital I. *typo*@@andypham1636
@@revinhatol🇬🇧 not 🇩🇪
Lindsay already had videos of that
Great video! I heard about your channel from Hannah's royal history recently. Both are really great channels. I love the narrating.
Mary ll and Anne both tending toward same sex relationships is so coincidental that it’s funny lol. But poor Anne!!
I thought William was the gay one in that relationship 🤔
Thanks so much for this series it was very interesting❤
Any other Robertsons here? "Glory is the reward of valor"❤👑
You should watch brave in the loud house castle
The beginning of the epoch just as good as the end which we are now.
king james and the stuart dynasty..
were also kings of ireland & wales,
also lords of man & dukes of normandy
yeah he was separately king of Ireland, but Wales was part of the kingdom of England
I'm not sure if the Stuarts were Lords of Man as the island though a dependency of the English Crown was still ruled by a feudal lord until I think the 18th century
@@andypham1636 : before 1535 to 1542 ,, henry viii the 8th incoporated or finished , the job that edward I had started... in 1291
absorbing wales into the kingdom of england, before 1542., wales was mostly part of the marcher lordships, outside of england, inside the domains of the crown, with complicated laws...and at least 25 rebellions and many native noblity....,
far more complicated...,
henry 8th never metioned he was a king of wales... as by the time of his death, it was polictically part of england..., but culturally seperate...
in comparison
ireland was a lordship, until henry VIII ,the 8th act of becoming the king of all of ireland, at least symbolically,,
unable to personally rule, so had a lord luteniant based in dublin castle,,, the *uncrowned king of ireland, often his distant cousin, the fitzgerald clan of kildare ...
henry 8th
de facto did not rule all of the island or ireland, as there were gaelic nobility and royalty...
so the tudor dynasty like previous plantagenet dynasty,
waged a war of conquest or occupation, with a system of former kings & galic clan chiefs.. becoming feudal vassals or *irish nobility, under the anglo norman crown... or enemies and rebels
Wish I could afford to go, my husband's heritage is part Scottish
William of Gloucester wasn’t inbred. It’s probably that Anne was rhesus negative
exactly. his parents' MRC was like Frederick II of Denmark
Maybe your next series like this can be on the rulers of Tibet? Tibet has a long and interesting history that is very underrated but definitely worth checking out. While Tibet is often stereotyped in the Western media as a peaceful Buddhist utopian paradise, it is little known that Tibet once ruled a Great Empire that sat right at the middle of the Silk Road and was a formidable rival to China's Tang Dynasty!
Hi Lindsay! Would you consider doing a video on Queen Amanishakheto from Nubia?
Thank you for doing this video! Can you do French and Spanish monarchs sometime?? Maybe even Holy Roman Emperors
I have already done holy Roman emperors!
@@LindsayHoliday Oh, yeah, haha!
Fun Fact: People Of The English Church Wanted To Biring Back James, Because He Was Catholic. They Declared James II To Abdicate Because his Daughter Mary Wanted To Be Queen With William Prince Of Orange.
id like to see a video on the polish lithuanian commonwealth
excellent video series the Scots! Go Scotland!🌺🌺🌺
I am interested if you can do a video of kings and queens of Ireland 🇮🇪.
It would have been the Scots language James VI tried to impose on the Gaels (not English on the highlanders)
Anytime I see that name, i say "Stuart!!" In my head 😂😂 if you know, you know 😅
Next series: *The Gorgeous Georgians!*
she already did that with the Hanoverian monarchs. This is the end of the kings/queens of Scotland series since under the house of Stuart, scotland was united into a real union with England
There’s a lot of enthusiasm for Scottish independence, given they lied to us in 2014. I wish they’d let us leave.
seems to be fading now, the SNP can barely even get proper funding, might have to go digging in the couch cushions to keep the dream alive.
Charles II was king once…he became king once his father was executed.
It took me some time that William of Orange was William I of the Netherlands and not prins William of Orange 😂 should have known from the century difrence 😅
James the first I wonder how his red hair changed? I have relatives with red hair and I have known all of them for 60 years their red hair never went darker ?
Kenneth MacAlpin was the King of the Picts and the Scots yes?
History tea time. You have to find me a male suitor to take me on some European tours❤
Now let it be the kings of France next.
there's a whole other channel focusing on French royalty, like the kings + queens of France. See the channel Kings of France for that
Macbeth Macfinley never murdered his cousin, he was killed by Vikings near Elgin.
22:25 I’m confused why this is controversial. If the crowns ceased to be united, there would be no more legal connection between England and Scotland. Thus it would be natural that Scottish subjects would be treated as foreigners in England, just as English subjects would be foreign in Scotland
Anyway, on to conspiracy. 95% sure that Elizabeth II deliberately chose to pass away in Scotland. Balmoral was one of her favorite homes, and it allowed for a good degree of royal pomp and pageantry to take place in Scotland as opposed to all of it happening in London.
It's most likely because of the vast estates that Scottish lords have in England. If they were treated as aliens, their lands might easily be taken from them by England.
Wow and we think its way bad now in 2023!! I think back then it was worse
Why on earth was King James V of Scotland behind his first cousins Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I in the line of succession to the English throne? 🎭🩰🎨
Henry Vlll was the heir to Henry Vll, who had 3 children : Henry VIIl, Margaret, who married the King of Scotland, and Mary who married the King of France and Charles Brandon.
Mary and Elizabeth became Queens after their brother died because they were daughters of Henry Vlll.
When Henry's line ran out because they both died childless, the succession went to the the next eldest child of Henry Vll - which was Margaret Tudor, the grandmother of James V of Scotland.
@@gillianrimmer7733 But King Henry VIII was younger than Margaret Tudor. 🎭🩰🎨
@@kashfiaislam9995, but he was male - until very recently males always came first before any females regardless of birth order.
This was until the Renaissance, monarchs were expected to be warriors first and foremost, capable of leading their armies into battle it was believed that a woman wasn't up to the job.
@@gillianrimmer7733 But Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I were females and they were ahead of Margaret Tudor in the line of succession to the English throne. 🎭🩰🎨
@@kashfiaislam9995 , yes, which is why they came before her in the succession. When HenryVlll died he was followed by Edward, then Mary ,then Elizabeth - then because the line ran out of immediate heirs, it went back to Henry's elder sister, Margaret and her heirs.
WOW. Take away all the drama and i have a better understanding of my Scottish heritage. A proud family branch in name is closing with the passing of my brother Robert John Allen Finlayson 1965-2023 having no children, and myself having no male heir to carry on the name, so far, at 61 its not out of the question, is it practical, or insanity to even be thinking this at 6 AM Feb 28 2024, without even a morning coffee in front of me. Edward [Ted] Finlayson Jr Ripley Ont Canada
in the last video you said you'd talk about the inspiration for the Red Wedding scene in Game of Thrones. did that get cut for time or did you just forget?
That was included in part 4, near the beginning.
Interestingly, James I tried to spare the irish rebels of the nine years war, only for the english to sabotage that, the irish fought, after charles i gave them concessions, for charles i, charles ii gave some land back to the irish and they would later fight for james ii
Day five for asking for mother in laws of Henry viii!
Good video but the trip to scotland at the end seems to have a mistake on it, it says $3950.00? it must be an error as a trip to scotland with flights would generally cost $250.00. Wouldnt you be on a trip with loads of people you know you have ripped off? for 3950 you could travel to the majority of the countries in Europe, as I have done, I have never spent more than £400 pounds on a destination. In fact for that price you could go on an all expenses paid cruise round the whole of europe and north Africa
It's so interesting to know that the British Royalty was full of gay, bi, and lesbian monarchs but the irony is that many think that there's no room for any Queer royal family members to survive! (As discussed in the movie and novel of the 'Red White & Royal Blue')
Incredible video and fantastic end to the series! Scotland is truly a great nation but i sincerely hope it can remain united and stronger witj england! Long live Charles III and the Uk! 🤴🤴🤴🤴🤴🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The title should have been (Part 5: Thr Union of England and Scotland) but its fine atleast its done
Do france cuz that will be the most intresting
Yyyeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss!!!!
Mary preferred same-sex relationships as well? I never knew that!
anne-of-england
What the next Country you going to visit please let it be the 🇫🇷
💐💝
Wasn't Scotland later a commonwealth of England? Queen Anne was greedy and domineering, so glad it became a commonwealth and also Iceland. Thank you Queen Anne ❤❤❤ , If her heir to the throne was still alive, it would have become a mighty dynasty.😊
Scotland has never been a commonwealth of England. Iceland was part of Denmaark.
After the execution of Charles I and the defeat of Charles II the countries of the so-called British Isles were forcibly united into a state known as The Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland which was really a military dictatorship ruled from England occupying the other countries.
@@pedanticradiator1491 Forcibly being the important word. When, without any consulataion with the Scots, the English Parliament executed Charles I, the Scottish Parliament proclaimed his son King Charles II and crowned him at Scone. Scotland was an independent country and Cromwell had no right crossing the border or proclaiming a commonwealth. The Scots refused to acknowledge it and simply ignored it.
@@charmainelamont2020
The Scot’s sold him to the English
@@johnbaird4912 No they didn't, and there is no apostrophe in Scots.
Have they ever done a DNA test on the last Tudor to find out if any still exist?
No because the Royal family do not like their ancestors graves or tombs disturbed
@@pedanticradiator1491 they aren’t what you would call progressive!😂😂😂
@@117Pinkyflower would you like your family's last resting places disturbed?
You forgot idi amin lmao
If you enjoy your historical fiction, then Lindsay is a great one to watch, her fact checking is really bad.
stuartsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!
Percaya Saya Raja Luwis yang asli tu, yang bermata bulat putih hidung kerajaan putih terlibat dari Taurat sampai Islam. Raja Islam Eropa kan? Kok England ya? Aneh sekali.
Why do I get an Anti England vibe from this YT page?
How? She telling stories from Scottish perspective so acourse they're going hate England. Everyone hates England, even English themselves hates England, prefers Scotland and Wales.
how so? (genuinely)
Because this is the House of Stuart not the House of Tudor
this is a Kings/Queens of SCOTLAND series
sooo basically james was an ass hole !? ok got it , good 👍
Oh my god, I just realised that when you said "favorite" you meant lover. Those were the "favorites" in the other videos too weren't they. Are you trying to not say gay? I liked the series but I am not gonna continue knowing that it was made by a homophobe.
Please pin me , first view ❤❤❤❤