langside

• Nombre propio que designa una localidad de Escocia, históricamente conocida como el lugar de la batalla de 1568 en la que las fuerzas católicas que apoyaban a María Estuardo fueron derrotadas por las fuerzas protestantes.

A proper noun referring to a location in Scotland, historically known as the site of a battle in 1568 where Catholic forces supporting Mary Queen of Scots were defeated by Protestant forces.

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1. Historical battle siteC1formalbritish

   A location in Glasgow, Scotland, known for the Battle of Langside in 1568, where Protestant forces defeated Catholic supporters of Mary Queen of Scots.

   Lugar de la batalla de Langside

   • The Battle of Langside was a decisive conflict during the Marian civil war.
   • Langside is now a residential area in Glasgow, but its historical significance remains.
   • Historians often study the Langside battle to understand the power struggles in 16th-century Scotland.