The Disinherited lords crossing of the Forth at Kinghorn in August 1332 was opposed by local Scottish forces who attempted to prevent the landing. The Scots were unable to stop the well-armed English and exile force. The failure to hold the coast allowed the Disinherited to march inland to the fateful engagement at Dupplin Moor. The rapid Scottish military collapse that followed showed how unstable Scottish power was in the decade after Bruces death in 1329.
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