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Lord Lennox
Biographical Information
IRL: History's Lord Lennox
Title: Lord Lennox
Born: 21 September 1516
Dies: 4 September 1571
Age: 54
Religion: Catholic
Originally From: Dumbarton, Scotland
Current Location: Stirling, Scotland
Wife: Lady Lennox
Parents: John Stewar (Father)

Lady Elizabeth (Mother)

Family: Queen Mary (In-Law)

King James (Grandson)

Children: King Darnley (Son)

Charles Stuart (Son)

Affiliations: House of Tudor

House of Stuart

Physical Description
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Character Information
First appearance: Highland Games


Lord Lennox, is the unseen father of King Darnley.

Early Life[]

Season 4[]

  • James Stuart is forced to 'give' his lands back to Lord Darnley because the old Lennox Estates are the only lands that earn enough income to give Darnley the right titles that are required, and for him to earn a certain amount of income. They are also the same lands taken from Darnley's father for being a traitor, and Mary Stuart wants to erase Darnley's family's stigma. [2]
  • King Darnley mentioned his father. [3]

Notes[]

  • Lord Darnley traitor's father, Lord Lennox was brought up.
    • When the Parliament of Scotland rejected the Greenwich treaty, Lord Lennox changed sides and supported King Henry VIII of England's military efforts to secure a marriage. After the defeat of his supporters at the Battle of Glasgow Muir, Lennox fled back to England. [4]

Historical Notes[]

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James VI and I

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