A ruler with this name died while firing a cannon during a siege of Roxburgh Castle, while his predecessor with this name was assassinated by Walter, Earl of Atholl. A second 
A ruler with this name died while firing a cannon during a siege of Roxburgh Castle, while his predecessor with this name was assassinated by Walter, Earl of Atholl. A second ruler with this name murdered William Douglas after he refused to leave an alliance with the Earl of Crawford. A third ruler with this name married Margaret of York and later died at a battle where his men's pikes were overcome by the enemy's bills, (*) Flodden Field. "The Fifteen" was an attempt to regain the throne by a pretender of this name. After retreating to Ireland, a fourth ruler with this name was defeated at the Battle of the Boyne, securing the reign of William of Orange. For 10 points, give this name of the ruler that was overthrown in the Glorious Revolution.
A ruler with this name died while firing a cannon during a siege of Roxburgh Castle, while his predecessor with this name was assassinated by Walter, Earl of Atholl.
James [or James I; or James II; or James IV; or James VII; or James Francis Edward Stuart]