James III may refer to:
- James III of Cyprus (1473–1474)
- James III of Majorca (c.1315–1349)
- James III of Scotland (1451 or 1452–1488)
- James Francis Edward Stuart (1688–1766) pretender who styled himself James III of England
Other articles related to "james, james iii, iii":
Lord Bothwell
... of John Ramsay, Lord Bothwell and first wife to Edmund Chisholm by whom she had James Chisholm, chaplain to James III Bishop of Dunblane uterine brother of Lord ... Janet Kennedy was a favourite mistress of King James IV of Scotland and this may have been a marriage of political convenience ... He was attached to the court of King James III of Scotland and was resented by the traditional aristocrats ...
... of John Ramsay, Lord Bothwell and first wife to Edmund Chisholm by whom she had James Chisholm, chaplain to James III Bishop of Dunblane uterine brother of Lord ... Janet Kennedy was a favourite mistress of King James IV of Scotland and this may have been a marriage of political convenience ... He was attached to the court of King James III of Scotland and was resented by the traditional aristocrats ...
Thomàs Périz De Fozes
... Through his brother, Artal de Fozes, who married Esclaramonda, daughter of James III of Majorca, Thomàs was related by marriage to the royal House of Barcelona ... a poem, Trop me desplay can vey falir, petitioning the king for clemency towards James III, whom he designed to depose ... He admits to the pride and infidelity of James, who had refused to swear fealty to Peter, but urges that he should not lose everything for a moment's folly ...
... Through his brother, Artal de Fozes, who married Esclaramonda, daughter of James III of Majorca, Thomàs was related by marriage to the royal House of Barcelona ... a poem, Trop me desplay can vey falir, petitioning the king for clemency towards James III, whom he designed to depose ... He admits to the pride and infidelity of James, who had refused to swear fealty to Peter, but urges that he should not lose everything for a moment's folly ...
Scottish Monarchy - List of Monarchs of Scotland - House of Stewart/Stuart - Stewart (1371–1567)
... reign vigorously, a problem also faced by his son Robert III, who had suffered lasting damage in a horse-riding accident ... Scotland became increasingly difficult, as the powerful nobility became increasingly intractable James I's attempts to curb the disorder of the realm ended in his assassination James III was killed in ... Finally, Mary I, the daughter of James V, found herself unable to govern Scotland faced with the surliness of the aristocracy and the intransigence of the population, who favoured Calvinism and ...
... reign vigorously, a problem also faced by his son Robert III, who had suffered lasting damage in a horse-riding accident ... Scotland became increasingly difficult, as the powerful nobility became increasingly intractable James I's attempts to curb the disorder of the realm ended in his assassination James III was killed in ... Finally, Mary I, the daughter of James V, found herself unable to govern Scotland faced with the surliness of the aristocracy and the intransigence of the population, who favoured Calvinism and ...
Cecily Of York - Reign of Edward IV
... In 1474, Edward IV contacted a marriage alliance with James III of Scotland, whereby Cecily was betrothed to the future James IV of Scotland ... unpopular in the Kingdom of Scotland, and later military conflicts between Edward IV and James III negated the marriage arrangement ... to Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany, the exiled younger brother of James III, who had personal ambitions for the Scottish throne ...
... In 1474, Edward IV contacted a marriage alliance with James III of Scotland, whereby Cecily was betrothed to the future James IV of Scotland ... unpopular in the Kingdom of Scotland, and later military conflicts between Edward IV and James III negated the marriage arrangement ... to Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany, the exiled younger brother of James III, who had personal ambitions for the Scottish throne ...
List Of Heirs Of Scotland - Heirs To James III
... James III was nine years old at his accession, and his heir-presumptive was his next brother Alexander, who had been created Duke of Albany ... He was next in line to the throne for the next twelve years, until the King begat a son, James, Duke of Rothesay, on 17 March 1473 ... James III was killed in battle with the rebels at Sauchie Burn on 11 June 1488 and his son ascended the throne as James IV ...
... James III was nine years old at his accession, and his heir-presumptive was his next brother Alexander, who had been created Duke of Albany ... He was next in line to the throne for the next twelve years, until the King begat a son, James, Duke of Rothesay, on 17 March 1473 ... James III was killed in battle with the rebels at Sauchie Burn on 11 June 1488 and his son ascended the throne as James IV ...
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