The community of the realm in Scotland, 1249–1424
History, law and charters in a recreated kingdom
Social Network Analysis: Political communities and social networks
By Matthew Hammond
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- About social network analysis
- The networks of Robert I, king of Scots (1306-29)
- Robert I's charter witnesses
- Breaking down Robert's reign
- Robert I's relationships
- Robert I's charter beneficiaries
- The networks of David II, king of Scots (1329-71)
- David II's charter witnesses
- Breaking down David's reign
- David II's relationships
- David II's charter beneficiaries
- The networks of the Balliol kings (John, 1292-96; Edward, 1332-56)
- King John (1292-96)
- King Edward (1332-56)
- Forfeitures, resignations and escheats
- Resignations: Robert I
- Forfeitures: Robert I
- Resignations: David II
- Forfeitures and escheats: David II
- More on resignations and forfeitures
- The social networks of the Declaration of Arbroath (1320)
- The social networks of the Ragman Rolls (1296)
- The second war of independence: competing and overlapping networks