1375

Completion of 'The Brus'

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What happened

By 1375, John Barbour completed his epic poem 'The Brus' in Aberdeen, Scotland. This monumental work chronicles the life of Robert the Bruce and the Scottish struggle for independence, marking a pivotal moment in Scottish literature.

Literary impact

'The Brus' established Barbour as a foundational figure in Scottish literature, using the Scots language to convey themes of national pride and resilience. Its vivid storytelling and historical significance inspired future generations of poets and writers in Scotland.

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