He was the last British monarch to be killed in battle
He died of an unknown disease
He was assassinated by a rival
He abdicated the throne
Answer
James IV was the last British monarch to be killed in battle. He was mortally wounded at the Battle of Flodden in 1513, and died a few days later. His death was a major blow to the Scottish monarchy, and it led to a period of instability and uncertainty.
Unveiling the Reign: A Quiz on James IV of Scotland, the Renaissance King