Mary I of Scotland - Revision history

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imported>Darman36: Undo revision 967181 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk) Alternate spelling of Stuart not needed

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Undo revision 967181 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk) Alternate spelling of Stuart not needed

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart'''~~, '''Mary Stewart''',~~ or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Doxe di Costantinopoli: Undo revision 967180 by Darman36 (talk)

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Undo revision 967180 by Darman36 (talk)

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''', '''Mary Stewart''', or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Darman36: Undo revision 967178 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk)

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Undo revision 967178 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk)

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart'''~~, '''Mary Stewart''',~~ or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Doxe di Costantinopoli at 15:09, 10 October 2021

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''', '''Mary Stewart''', or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Darman36: Undo revision 966848 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk) Even if she married in to the family, WP still lists her as a Stuart

2021-10-08T00:06:13Z

Undo revision 966848 by Doxe di Costantinopoli (talk) Even if she married in to the family, WP still lists her as a Stuart

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary ~~Stewart~~''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Doxe di Costantinopoli: Stuart was the name of a French branch of the Stewarts. Mary herself was not a member of this branch but did marry into it and so all her descendants were Stuarts.

2021-10-07T22:23:41Z

Stuart was the name of a French branch of the Stewarts. Mary herself was not a member of this branch but did marry into it and so all her descendants were Stuarts.

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary ~~Stuart~~''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stewart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].



	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

imported>Soranin at 21:02, 19 January 2021

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:27, 11 July 2020

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (~~8 December~~ 1542 – ~~8 February~~ 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].		{{Character Infobox
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			'''Mary I of Scotland''' (1542 – 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].

	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:09, 11 June 2020

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	'''Mary I of Scotland''' (8 December 1542 – 8 February 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560.		'''Mary I of Scotland''' (8 December 1542 – 8 February 1587), also known as '''Mary Stuart''' or '''Mary, Queen of Scots''', was Queen of [[Scotland]] from 1542 to 1567 and Queen consort of [[France]] from 1559 to 1560 through her marriage to [[Francis II of France\|Francis II]].

	In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King James VI of Scotland, became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.		In 1587, she was executed after being found guilty of plotting to assassinate Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]]. Her son, King [[James VI and I\|James VI of Scotland]], became King James I of [[England]] and retained his title in Scotland, thus uniting the two countries after Elizabeth had died without an heir.

	In 2012, she was included in a [[Mnemonic sets\|mnemonic set]] in [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Project Legacy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref>		In 2012, she was included in a [[Mnemonic sets\|mnemonic set]] in [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Project Legacy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref>

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' {{c\|mnemonic set only}}

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