What treaty betrothed her daughter to the Dauphin of France?
Treaty of Haddington
Treaty of Edinburgh
Treaty of Glasgow
Treaty of Aberdeen
Answer
The Treaty of Haddington, signed in 1548, served as a pivotal agreement between Scotland and France, securing a significant alliance between the two nations. At the heart of the treaty was a strategic marital arrangement, betrothing Mary, Queen of Scots, the young daughter of King James V, to Francis, the Dauphin of France, thereby forging a strong bond between the royal families.
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