Iago I, brenin yr Alban
Brenin yr Alban o 4 Ebrill 1406 hyd at ei farw, oedd Iago I (10 Rhagfyr 1394 - 21 Chwefror 1437). Mab Robert III a'i wraig, Annabella Drummond, oedd ef. Treuliodd James 18 mlynedd fel carcharor yn Lloegr.[1]
| Iago I, brenin yr Alban | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Ganwyd | Gorffennaf 1394  Palas Dunfermline |
| Bu farw | 21 Chwefror 1437 o clwyf drwy stabio Blackfriars, Perth |
| Dinasyddiaeth | Teyrnas yr Alban |
| Galwedigaeth | bardd, ysgrifennwr |
| Swydd | Brenin yr Alban |
| Tad | Robert III |
| Mam | Anabella Drummond |
| Priod | Joan Beaufort |
| Plant | Margaret Stewart, Isabella of Scotland, Duchess of Brittany, Eleanor of Scotland, Mary Stewart, Countess of Buchan, Joan Stewart, Countess of Morton, Alexander Stewart, Duke of Rothesay, Iago II, Annabella of Scotland |
| Llinach | House of Stuart |
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- Iago II
- Eleanor o'r Alban, Archduges Awstria (1433-1480)[2]
| Rhagflaenydd: Robert III |
Brenin yr Alban 4 Ebrill 1406 – 21 Chwefror 1437 |
Olynydd: Iago II |
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- ↑ McGladdery, The Kings & Queens of Scotland: James I, pp. 140, 143 (Saesneg)
- ↑ Professor Morimichi Watanabe (28 July 2013). Nicholas of Cusa – A Companion to his Life and his Times (yn Saesneg). Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. t. 107. ISBN 978-1-4094-8253-6.
