Who was James IV's predecessor?
James III
Edward IV
Henry VII
Richard III
Answer
James IV of Scotland succeeded his father James III as king in 1488. James III had been killed in a battle with rebellious nobles. James IV was only 17 years old when he became king, but he was a strong and capable ruler. He ruled Scotland for 24 years, and during his reign the country enjoyed a period of peace and prosperity.
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