The greatest Scottish military victory — a heavily outnumbered Scottish army destroyed an English force of perhaps 20,000. Edward II fled the field. The victory cemented Bruce's kingship and Scottish independence, though the formal peace (Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton) did not come until 1328. Bannockburn remains Scotland's defining national moment.
c.4,000–11,000 English killed; Scottish losses light
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