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Anabela Drummond ( Abadia de Dunfermline, 1350 — Palácio de Scone, 1401) [ 1] foi rainha consorte da Escócia através de seu casamento com João Stewart, o futuro rei Roberto III da Escócia. Família. Ela era a filha de Sir João Drummond, 11.° Tano de Lennox, e Chefe do Clã Drummond, e de Maria de Montifex (ou Montefichet), herdeira de Stobhall.
Anabella Drummond (c. 1350–1401) was Queen of Scotland by marriage to King Robert III of Scotland. Queen of Scotland from 1390 - 1401, she is praised for her management of state affairs during the latter end of Robert III's reign, and gave birth to future King James I of Scotland in 1394.
Há 12 horas · Annabella Drummond (b. .1350) Queen of Scotland, b. c.1350, da. of Sir John Drummond; m. Robert Stewart, earl of Carrick (later Robert III), 1367; d. Scone, 1401.The Drummond family rose to prominence in the 1360s as kin of David II's second wife, Margaret, and Annabella was the queen's niece.
Anabela Drummond (Abadia de Dunfermline, 1350 — Palácio de Scone, 1401) [1] foi rainha consorte da Escócia através de seu casamento com João Stewart, o futuro rei Roberto III da Escócia. Quick facts: Anabela Drummond, Rainha Consorte da Escócia ...
Ele se casou com Anabela Drummond, filha do senhor João Drummond de Stobhall antes de 31 de maio de 1367 quando o senescal cedeu-lhe o Condado de Atholl. Em 1368, Davi nomeou-o conde de Carrick. Seu pai tornou-se rei em 1371 após a morte inesperada sem filhos de Davi.
17 de jul. de 2021 · Brazilian poet and artist living in NY for the last 50 years. Mother, wife, sister, aunt and friend. Every day, Anabela Drummond and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important...
21 de jul. de 2013 · Annabella Drummond was married to Robert III, King of Scots. They had the longest duration of a Scottish royal marriage in history. It lasted for thirty-five years and seven months. Annabella was born c. 1350. Her father was Sir John Drummond of Stobhall, near Perth. He was the eleventh Thane of Lennox and Chief of Clan Drummond.
