After Culloden, several thousand Jacobite survivors made their way to Ruthven Barracks in Badenoch — the rallying point agreed before the battle. They waited for Prince Charles to reorganise resistance. His message came: "Let every man seek his own safety the best way he can." The men wept and dispersed — ending the organised Jacobite resistance. Ruthven became the symbol of the rising's final dissolution.
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