KnowraJacobitismLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Jacobitism, each with the reason it gives.All 22Broader topic 2Related 8Narrower topic 8Compared with 4Glorious RevolutionCompared with: Its supporters rejected the revolution’s transfer of the crown and defended James’s hereditary claim.Acts of Union 1707Related: Opposition to the union sometimes overlapped with support for the exiled Stuart line.James II of EnglandNarrower topic: James’s deposition created the movement that supported his claim and those of his descendants.Walter ScottRelated: Jacobite loyalties and their aftermath provide the historical conflict in several Scott novels.George II of Great BritainCompared with: Jacobite resistance challenged the legitimacy of the Hanoverian monarchy George II represented.Jacobite rising of 1745Narrower topic: The rising was the movement's last major attempt to restore the Stuarts by force.Kingdom of Great BritainRelated: Jacobite rebellions challenged the new state's authority and succession.Scottish HighlandsNarrower topic: Jacobite resistance and its defeat became defining episodes in Highland history.George I of Great BritainCompared with: Jacobites rejected George I’s Hanoverian succession and backed the Stuart claimant.James Francis Edward StuartNarrower topic: James was its principal claimant during the first decades of the movement.Battle of CullodenNarrower topic: Culloden ended the last major armed Jacobite attempt to restore the Stuarts.Convention ParliamentRelated: Jacobites rejected the Convention's account of James's departure and the legitimacy of the new monarchs.Williamite War in IrelandNarrower topic: Irish Jacobites formed the political and military core of James's campaign.MonarchismBroader topic: It was a prominent restorationist cause centered on a displaced royal house.Parliament of Great BritainRelated: Opposition to the union and the Hanoverian succession fed support for Jacobite restoration.Charles Edward StuartNarrower topic: Charles became its most prominent military claimant in the 1745 rising.Royal touchRelated: Stuart claims to healing power became a political asset after the dynasty’s overthrow.Flora MacDonaldNarrower topic: The rival loyalties surrounding MacDonald’s aid arose from the Jacobite cause.William Augustus, Duke of CumberlandCompared with: Its cause and supporters were the target of Cumberland’s military campaign.RoyalismBroader topic: It became a durable form of dynastic restorationism after the Stuart monarchy was displaced.History of ScotlandRelated: Its rebellions challenged the post-Union political order and reshaped Highland society.Mary IIRelated: Jacobite opposition challenged the legitimacy and security of Mary's new regime.
KnowraJacobitismLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Jacobitism, each with the reason it gives.All 22Broader topic 2Related 8Narrower topic 8Compared with 4Glorious RevolutionCompared with: Its supporters rejected the revolution’s transfer of the crown and defended James’s hereditary claim.Acts of Union 1707Related: Opposition to the union sometimes overlapped with support for the exiled Stuart line.James II of EnglandNarrower topic: James’s deposition created the movement that supported his claim and those of his descendants.Walter ScottRelated: Jacobite loyalties and their aftermath provide the historical conflict in several Scott novels.George II of Great BritainCompared with: Jacobite resistance challenged the legitimacy of the Hanoverian monarchy George II represented.Jacobite rising of 1745Narrower topic: The rising was the movement's last major attempt to restore the Stuarts by force.Kingdom of Great BritainRelated: Jacobite rebellions challenged the new state's authority and succession.Scottish HighlandsNarrower topic: Jacobite resistance and its defeat became defining episodes in Highland history.George I of Great BritainCompared with: Jacobites rejected George I’s Hanoverian succession and backed the Stuart claimant.James Francis Edward StuartNarrower topic: James was its principal claimant during the first decades of the movement.Battle of CullodenNarrower topic: Culloden ended the last major armed Jacobite attempt to restore the Stuarts.Convention ParliamentRelated: Jacobites rejected the Convention's account of James's departure and the legitimacy of the new monarchs.Williamite War in IrelandNarrower topic: Irish Jacobites formed the political and military core of James's campaign.MonarchismBroader topic: It was a prominent restorationist cause centered on a displaced royal house.Parliament of Great BritainRelated: Opposition to the union and the Hanoverian succession fed support for Jacobite restoration.Charles Edward StuartNarrower topic: Charles became its most prominent military claimant in the 1745 rising.Royal touchRelated: Stuart claims to healing power became a political asset after the dynasty’s overthrow.Flora MacDonaldNarrower topic: The rival loyalties surrounding MacDonald’s aid arose from the Jacobite cause.William Augustus, Duke of CumberlandCompared with: Its cause and supporters were the target of Cumberland’s military campaign.RoyalismBroader topic: It became a durable form of dynastic restorationism after the Stuart monarchy was displaced.History of ScotlandRelated: Its rebellions challenged the post-Union political order and reshaped Highland society.Mary IIRelated: Jacobite opposition challenged the legitimacy and security of Mary's new regime.