After murdering his rival John Comyn, Robert the Bruce, in 1306, was crowned King of Scotland and came to be known as Robert I. Prior to that, John Comyn ruled Scotland backed by the English under King Edward I.
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After murdering his rival John Comyn, Robert the Bruce, in 1306, was crowned King of Scotland and came to be known as Robert I. Prior to that, John Comyn ruled Scotland backed by the English under King Edward I.