Bannockburn

The Battle of Bannockburn was a significant Scottish victory in 1314 during the Wars of Scottish Independence. Led by King Robert the Bruce, Scottish forces defeated the English army, securing Scotland's independence and challenging English control. The battle took place near Bannockburn, in central Scotland, and is remembered as a key moment in Scottish history, symbolizing national pride and resistance. Scottish troops used strategic positioning and knowledge of the terrain to overcome the larger English army, making it a notable example of effective guerrilla tactics and leadership.