Alexander III of Scotland

Alexander III of Scotland was a king who reigned from 1249 to 1286, known for maintaining stability and promoting peace in Scotland. He worked to strengthen the kingdom’s laws, economy, and ties with neighboring countries, especially Norway and England. His reign was characterized by efforts to unify Scotland and secure its independence. Despite successes, his death in 1286 created a succession crisis, leading to conflicts and the eventual Wars of Scottish Independence. Alexander III is remembered as a ruler who aimed to strengthen Scotland’s sovereignty and stability during his time.