- The
Battle of
Culloden took
place on 16
April 1746, near
Inverness in the
Scottish Highlands. A
Jacobite army
under Charles Edward Stuart was decisively...
-
Culloden (listen;
Scottish Gaelic: Cùil Lodair) may
refer to any of the following:
Culloden, Nova Scotia, a
small community in
Digby County Culloden, Ontario...
-
Battle of
Culloden.
Culloden village was
originally made up of
estate houses attached to
Culloden House.
Historic buildings include Culloden House itself...
- supporters.
Despite victory at
Falkirk Muir in
January 1746,
defeat at
Culloden in
April ended the rebellion.
Charles escaped to France, but was unable...
-
Culloden (known as The
Battle of
Culloden in the U.S.) is a 1964
docudrama written and
directed by
Peter Watkins for BBC TV. It
depicts the 1746 Battle...
- name of HMS
Culloden,
after the
battle of
Culloden which took
place in
Scotland in 1746 and saw the
defeat of the
Jacobite rising. HMS
Culloden was renamed...
- Lord
Culloden may
refer to: a
peerage title, see
Baron Culloden a
courtesy title, see Xan Windsor, Lord
Culloden a
judicial title, see
Duncan Forbes,...
-
Culloden is a city in
Monroe County, Georgia,
United States. The po****tion was 200 in the 2020 census. It is part of the
Macon metropolitan statistical...
-
Baron Culloden (named
after Culloden near Inverness) is a
title which has been
created twice in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom for
members of the British...
- was
simultaneously created Duke of Gloucester, Earl of
Ulster and
Baron Culloden in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom. Sir John de Courcy,
forfeit 1204...
