#alexanderiii

Alexander III of Scotland ruled Scotland with a reputation for stability, diplomacy, and strength. He successfully defended Scottish independence against pressure from both England and Norway, leaving behind a kingdom that was confident and prosperous under his rule.

Yet the great king’s final moments were far from royal. In March 1286, Alexander rode from Edinburgh toward Fife to meet his new French queen, Yolande of Dreux. Despite worsening weather, the royal party continued their journey through the night. During the dangerous ride, Alexander became separated from his companions.

The next morning, the king was discovered dead near Kinghorn. Medieval accounts suggest he had fallen from his horse after losing his way in the darkness. His sudden death at the age of 44 plunged Scotland into a succession crisis and eventually helped set the stage for the Wars of Scottish Independence.

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Hello everyone Alexander III Romanov, Paris and Saint Petersburg, A4 color print

Allexandre III of the Romanov dynasty, was Emperor of Russia from 1881 to 1894, and participated in the rapprochement of France in order to finance the industrialization of his country. In the assembly that is proposed to you, you can discern the two bridges built in honor of the emperor: the one that bears his name in Paris, and the Trinity Bridge in Saint Petersburg. We also see the emblem of the monarchs of Russia. Finally, in the philatelic field, a stamp of 1913 issued by Russia which is found incorporated in this assembly. An A4 print of this photo montage is offered to you with the stamp stuck on it. (protected by a transparent envelope so that it does not risk anything) You can see this impression on the first views. The main characteristics of this article: Shipping fee included The article comes in a plastic sleeve slipped into a rigid cardboard envelope to protect it during transport. Letter sent by registered registered mail A4 print in landscape mode on high quality photo paper (260 gsm) multicolored Model made as a single model this year (2021) Can be used as WALL DECORATION with a FRAME NOT PROVIDED (an example is shown to you in the last view: it is a Waldkirch baroque frame with double mat, color: black. Can be used to enrich your collection in a binder (plastic pouch provided) For any further information, you can of course contact me.