Following the Catholic earl victory at Glenlivet, Huntly carried out a punitive campaign in his own heartland of Strathbogie against tenants suspected of Covenanting sympathies. The raid illustrated the religious character of Gordon power struggles — the earls used military force to maintain Catholic dominance in the northeast even after James VI forbade it.
The size of the opposing forces is not recorded in the surviving sources.
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