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David II (1324–1371)

King of Scotland from 1329, son of Robert (I) the Bruce. David was married at the age of four to Joanna, daughter of Edward II of England. In 1346 David invaded England, was captured at the battle of Neville's Cross, and imprisoned for 11 years.
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The couple went on to have four children, including a son in 1324 who became King David II of Scotland.
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The Battle of Neville's Cross was fought on October 13, 1346, when the army of King Edward III defeated Scotland's King David II.
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The Battle of Neville's Cross, fought 660 years ago on October 13, 1346, saw the army of King Edward III defeat Scotland's King David II more or less on the site of the present Durham Johnston School.
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