Despite all the letters being a fictional one, foreigner It is also based on the real history of Scotland. Like any country in the world, the home of Jamie and Claire in the early seasons was the victim of bloody wars that have gone down in history, not least because of how it affected the residents’ future.

Currently, Scotland is considered a city of England and the union began exactly when it was founded. foreigner, In 1700, the kings of Scotland, Jacobo Estuardo and Clementina Sobieski, were sacked by a red tunic, the same army that included Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies) in the series.

Similarly, based on the books of Diana Gabaldon, this tale also describes the moment when Jacobo’s son, Carlos Estuardo, was appointed regent to run the affairs of his family and eventually brought his father back to the throne. So, in 1745 he led the First Jacobite Rebellion with Jamie and his uncle, Dougal Mackenzie, soldiers from the Scottish Highlanders.

In addition, Carlos Stuart was the one who forced the Scots to engage in the famous Battle of Culloden. by what he says foreignerThe showdown was one of the bloodiest in Scottish history where thousands of lives were lost and, as if that wasn’t enough, the lives of Jamie and Claire had to be separated.

And while a lot of the stuff shown on the show was nothing more than fiction, Stuart is an important part of the story. So much so that interest aroused after foreigner Around the world, multiple presentations have been launched to tell the story of this family from different angles, which have been split.

two queens Yes Governance There are two clear examples of how Stuart became part of the public interest.