The Black Dinner

So, yeah, you can see here by looking at this map, there's a lot of castles.

So I'm sure everybody knows about Great Britain.

But even back in this time, you can see that this is the main part of England.

And then this top portion is Scotland.

So Edinburgh was in Scotland.

And you can kind of tell by that little delineation of line there.

So.

All right.

So that kind of gives you an idea of where the castle's at.

And here's a beautiful picture of present Edinburgh part of it.

And of course, I'm pretty sure this nice new part here was not there back in the 1400s.

I couldn't, I don't know if I looked for a more older version of it because I know AI can create it or they're like, oh, this is what it looked like back then.

But this is a present day or at least within the last 15, 20 years.

Okay, so let's talk about before King James II came about, you had King James Stuart I.

So these are the Stuart's lines.

And if you know about English history, there's the Stuarts, the Tudors.

I know I'm forgetting another one, but there's three big ones that went throughout time where all the turmoil happened between the families and usurping and kings.

Right.

What's that? Oh, the Windsors.

Yeah, that's another one.

Anyway, there's a lot of those.

So these are the Stuarts.

This is the Stuart line.

King James Stuart I had married Joan Beaufort.

I don't remember where she was from.