William Wallace, the Scottish knight and main historical figure of the movie Braveheart, is born.
The Scottish forces led by William Wallace defeat the English army at Stirling Bridge, a significant victory during the Wars of Scottish Independence.
English forces defeat William Wallace's army, signifying a major setback for the Scottish independence movement.
William Wallace is captured and executed by the English on charges of treason, becoming a symbol of Scottish resistance and martyrdom.
The Declaration of Arbroath is sent to the Pope, asserting Scotland's independence and William Wallace’s legacy influences Scottish nationalism.
William Wallace witnesses his father and brother's death, shaping his resolve for Scottish independence.
William Wallace secretly marries Murron and later flees after English soldiers kill her.
Murron is captured and executed by English soldiers which ignites William Wallace's rebellion.
William Wallace leads a surprise attack against the English soldiers, marking the start of his uprising.
William Wallace unites various Scottish clans to fight against English oppression.
William Wallace is declared Guardian of Scotland for his leadership and victories.
Wallace travels to France seeking support against English rule but is ultimately rejected.
After defeat at Falkirk, Wallace resigns as Guardian of Scotland.
William Wallace is captured through betrayal and imprisoned in London.
Wallace is tried for treason and brutally executed, becoming martyr for Scottish freedom.
Robert the Bruce is inspired by Wallace's sacrifice, eventually becoming leader of Scottish independence.
