Burgundy Brotherhood

The Burgundy Brotherhood was a secretive medieval Scottish fraternity focused on social bonding, mutual aid, and the promotion of Burgundy-related interests. Founded in the late Middle Ages, it comprised primarily Scottish nobles and knights who fostered camaraderie through rituals, gatherings, and symbolic ties to the Burgundy region, which was influential in European politics. The brotherhood served to strengthen alliances, display loyalty, and participate in social and political activities of the time. Though its exact functions and membership details remain somewhat obscure, it is recognized as part of the broader tradition of chivalric and fraternal organizations prevalent in medieval Europe.