The Wedding that Changed Scottish History
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2024
- Everyone loves a royal wedding. Dynastic weddings have changed the flow of nations and empires... Scottish historty tour guide, Bruce Fummey, looks at how one New Year's Day wedding did.
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Will there be a video on William Wallace's unknown birth date? This is a topic I've been researching lately.😊
No plans for that
@@ScotlandHistoryTours So do you have any thoughts about this? 1270? 1972? 1274? 🤔🤔🤔
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The frock suits you...
They say you can tell a true Scot by what he wears ( or not)under his kilt, but l think a true Scot is a brilliant storyteller of which YOU are the very BEST! Simply the BEST!❤️🏴
Wearing something under kilt it’s a dress King Charles a royal parasite 50% scots fff🤮🤮👑👑👑🤮🤮🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤥🤥🤥☠️☠️😱😱🤮🤮👑👑👑👑👑
He would have the Tudor blood, as James V was the son of Margareth Tudor.... Mary did go on to marry her cousin and thereby giving James VI a stronger claim, but the Earl of Moray was still a great grandson of Henry VII of England
Aye, he just didnae get a double dunt
I might be wrong but I heard that they didn't actually call themselves Tudors but that they called themselves Richmond's . Something about not wanting to associate with their Welsh roots
Yes, Tudor is a name they were given later. Richmond was in use, but I believe they used any title they had connecting them to the English throne as much as possible. They were after all usurpers, even if Margareth was born as princess of England
@@ScotlandHistoryTours...we have a real life Tudor ( from the Stanley branch) living in Knowsley hall here on Merseyside.....Lord Derby...just like his red haired Irish adventurer ancestors who landed in south Wales ,he has red hair too
Convoluted, isn’t it? I’m the Geordie who lives near Fotheringay, whose son feels more Scottish than English on his maternal Grandmother’s side (a Stewart and proud of it) and who, coincidentally, lives 40km North of Paris. I love your stories, Bruce. Keep keeping up the good work 🌞
Bruce, that dress really brings out your eyes, darlin'. 😂
And a litle more light is shed...thank you.
Fantastic, always a treat to learn a new thing or two from you Brucie
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@@ScotlandHistoryTours...hear,hear...😊😊
What an interesting "what if". History is so very full of these things. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Its stories like this that make a strong case for democracy.
I am not Scottish or of Scottish descent, but I love hearing " Let me tell you a story" . I have learned so much.
Brilliant
Margaret Erskine's sons by her not-James husband were the Douglas brothers of Lochleven: William, who became Queen Mary's jailer, and George, her rescuer.
love a bit of historical what if's
Thank you for this video. I'm part Scottish on my Dad's side of my family. I'm learning so much.
That's great!
Thanks 💟
You're welcome 😊
Very nice seeing you film this in the Holy Rude.
Brilliant video as always Bruce
Thank you kindly
What a story. This is the first time I have actually been able to follow it, and I'm sure that up until now I'dmissed the bit about Madeleine. Well done, sir! Looking forward to more.
I'd not drawn the connection with the treaty of Rouen. I may have read it and it just didn't click. But untii you narrated the story, I didn't link the Summer Queen with the Treaty, and the machinations that went on.
Just alway assumed that the marriage to Mary of Guise the more important, but Madeline's brief life had more impact than a dusty old tome has related. Her Dsd, Francis I must have been livid and mad with grief when she passed away only 6 months later.
Fascinating telling of the tale. Bruce
I have not watched the video yet, but the bride and groom in the thumbnail are quite fetching, and I am sure that they will have beautiful children.
You konw it's true
That thumbnail is truly Art
I'll tell my son who mate it😎
@@ScotlandHistoryTours...a nice bit of humour in these cruel days...E..
More spent on the wine than the ring? That must've been some soirée!🍷
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Bought my ticket today for your Toronto show. Can't wait to see it
Yaaaaaaay
Butterflies are epic.
So sad for him.
Thank you, Bruce!
You are very welcome
Thanks for shedding more light on another episode of the Franco-Scottish alliance ;) So tragic that she died at such a young age. Things can have been so different!
Just FYI, at 1:45 you shared a royal portray while referring to Madeleine's father, Francis I of Valois. However the portray is actually of his son and successor, and brother to Madeleine, Henri II - He is the one who died following a head injury at a tournament.
Nice one Bruce.
Thank you kindly
Wow. Never thought of that. Thanks.
Interesting as always!
Glad you think so!
Thank you.
Greetings from Lequille NS.
I hope I'll see you in Annapolis in May www.kingstheatre.ca/new-events/bruce-fummey-stories-of-scotland/
Thumbnail masterpiece
I'll tell my boy
@9:55 you say “but if this James had become James VI, then he wouldn’t have had the Tudor blood that was passed to Mary Queen of Scots” but James Stewart, the illegitimate son of James V and Margaret Erskine did have the Tudor blood. The Tudor blood came from Margaret Tudor, who was the mother of James V. So every child of James V had the Tudor blood, regardless of who their mother was.
Aye apologies, James VI. In him you get a double dunt of Margaret's blood that needed Mary. Apologies for the poor explanation
This video would have been better if it somehow it ended up talking about Sheena Easton. Now there is an interesting Scottish story
Please do a video on the process and consequences of adding a third national park to Scotland. Brian Dungan, Dallas, Texas, USA
I'm sorry you've lost me on that one
If Mary hadn't been heir to the throne of Scotland would the Rough Wooing been to try and force the Scottish king to marry Mary or Elizabeth Tudor?
Two sorrowful words, “what if” or “if only”.
I had a january first wedding, but mine carried on a bit better than that.
I should hope so
@@ScotlandHistoryTours I'd have been terribly disappointed if I'd died shortly after.
Hi Bruce , great video ! Did you find out if James IV had children with Agnes Ramsey ?
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Beg pardon, but if it happened in 1537, the king was François I, but it looks like your portrait was of Henry II. (Franois II having died to young to lead a 16 yo bride to the altar)
Super super Bruce super super Bruce super Brucey fumey
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Mr Bruce..wonderful but to follow the story , there was nothing on right hand side.....when you going to be on TV
A'reyt Bruce. Not marrying the first choice, teenage female partners and disagreements with supposed half brothers.
Remind me which family.
Really doesn't narrow it down 🤣
Mary of Guise would be a good subject for a video. The struggles the Scots faced in which future to pick British or European. Resound to this day.
True
Okay, after this video I'm thinking the Scots invented the soap opera.
Great video , would you do one on daughter of James I of Scotland Joan Stewart , deaf and dumb married to Earl of Morton , formidable women and my ancestral grandmother ❤
Who knows?
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With nine illegitimate children that would suggest to me that just about everybody in Scotland would have James V among their ancestors somewhere.
That title isn’t right…. January had nothing to do with the new year in the 1530s…the calendar didn’t change until the 1750s
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this thumbnail... lol
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So did Richard the Third really leave the English throne to become Notre-Dame's Quasimodo?
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Nee spare Brass me lad. 😒
It's a common problem in today's Tory Britain
24 yo groom & 60yo bride *shudder*
WOW! To the ending & also the thumbnail. Heard the saying if she had baws she’d be a man 😂 multiple diff ways