February 20, 2026
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0:18Now PlayingFor more than two centuries, Scotland’s throne passed again and again to infants. Repeated child monarchs meant regencies, power struggles, factional warfare, and a dangerously unstable crown. This pattern of early deaths and baby kings weakened royal authority and empowered rival nobles — setting the stage for the political chaos Mary, Queen of Scots would inherit.
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