- David II was the son of Robert the Bruce and Elizabeth Burgh, born on 5 March 1324, making him a mere 5 years old when he became king.
- David II, King of Scots, aged 46, died unexpectedly on February 22, 1371, at Edinburgh Castle and was buried at Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh, now in ruins.
- @II__David__II. Former atheist whom the Lord had mercy on and showed me that Jesus is in fact The Way, the Truth and the Life...
- This led to another political struggle between different factions that led to the ascension of David's cousin, who became Daniel III.
- After seven years of exile, his supporters eventually gained the upper hand at home and David was able to return to Scotland in June 1341.
- Barry Rubin maintains that the Palestinians missed a historic opportunity for a two-state solution in rejecting the Camp David II proposal in 2000.
- His first wife seems to have abandoned him after 1357, returning to England where she died in 1362. David above all required an heir.
- Давид II, король Шотландии seal.png. ... ( EN ) Давид II из Шотландии , в Британской энциклопедии, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
- Robert the Steward finally agreed to ransom David II by paying a huge amount each year for 10 years. David finally returned to Scotland in 1357.
- The David II features two lasers, one optimized for DVD, one for CD (including CD-R and CD-RW discs, which most DVD players will not play).