William Wallace

Do you remember the movie “Braveheart”? The masculine Mel Gibson who portrayed the great fighter William Wallace and his fantastic long sword? With this sword, Wallace fought for the honor of Scotland, his beloved homeland.
William Wallace was born in 1272. Wallace was fearlessly single-minded on his way to free Scotland from English domination. He had an extraordinary personal strength, enterprising spirit and outstanding weapon skills. Combined with an education in the principals of liberty and the right of the individual, William's grudge against the English became a crusade when his loved one was killed by an English sheriff. William killed the sheriff with his sword and became an outlaw in Scotland. He starts building his own army, killing the enemy force. Although outnumbered, his army was able to defeat the English army at Stirling Bridge, using strategy and intimidation. The next year, he was knighted and elected the Guardian of Scotland.
For 7 years, he fought desperately for Scotland's freedom until he was captured on August 3, 1305 near Glasgow. He was then taken to London and convicted of treason. Upon being found guilty, he was condemned to death to be carried out that day in the most inhumane and brutal way possible. He was dragged through the streets of London to the gallows where the hanging was supposed to take place. After being hanged for a short time, he was taken down, still breathing, so as to continue the suffering. His heart, liver, lungs were removed and thrown into a fire. Then, he was decapitated and his head stuck on a pole on London Bridge. The body was then cut into four pieces and scattered throughout the country.

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