Intervention by King Robert III probably gained him absolution within the following few year or so. On 18 January 1395 he visited Cambuskenneth Abbey with a retinue of 56 horses, and was entertained there, an event which certainly points to some kind of reconciliation. Robert was dead by November 1398.
King Robert III's intervention likely led to his forgiveness within the next few years. In January 1395, he visited Cambuskenneth Abbey with a retinue of 56 horses and was entertained there, which indicates some reconciliation efforts. Robert died in November 1398.