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Grave of William the Lion, Arbroath Abbey
William "The Lion" was King of Scots between 1165 and 1214.  A somewhat reckless character who ended up being captured by the English at the Battle of Alnwick.  The term Lion came from his flag, a red Lion on a yellow background, a version of this later went on to become the Royal Banner of Scotland and is still used today.
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Grave of William the Lion, Arbroath Abbey

William "The Lion" was King of Scots between 1165 and 1214. A somewhat reckless character who ended up being captured by the English at the Battle of Alnwick. The term Lion came from his flag, a red Lion on a yellow background, a version of this later went on to become the Royal Banner of Scotland and is still used today.

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