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William Wallace and Scottish resistanceThe new Guardians of Scotland

William Wallace led the resistance to English occupation winning the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. The following year Edward I’s army defeated the Scots at Falkirk. Wallace was executed in 1305.

Part of HistoryWars of Independence

The new Guardians of Scotland

Following the victory at Stirling Bridge in 1298, the Scottish nobles appointed Wallace and Moray as 'Guardians of Scotland'.

They became official commanders of the Scottish army and would rule Scotland on behalf of King John.

Moray was not Guardian for long as he died a few weeks later of wounds received at Stirling Bridge.

Wallace continued to rule Scotland by invading northern England, besieging castles and towns.

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