Was James III Scotland's first Renaissance monarch?
Yes, but it's sometimes exaggerated
No, he was the last
No, he was in the middle
Yes, and his influence is widely recognized
Answer
James III, also known as James Stewart, ascended the Scottish throne in 1460 and is indeed regarded as Scotland's first Renaissance monarch. While his reign marked the introduction of Renaissance ideas and influences in the country, it is important to note that the extent of his impact and achievements in promoting the Renaissance in Scotland has been a subject of debate among historians.
The Reign of James III: Test Your Knowledge on Scotland's Controversial King
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