Battle of Harlaw
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The <entity_0> (Scottish Gaelic: Cath Gairbheach) was a Scottish clan <entity_4> fought on <entity_1> just north of <entity_2> in Aberdeenshire. The <entity_4> was fought to resolve competing claims to the Earldom of Ross, a large region of northern <entity_3>. It is commemorated by a 40-foot (12 m) high memorial on the battlefield <entity_5> <entity_2>, supposedly by the church at Chapel of Garioch, and by ballads and music. On 23 <entity_1>, he set up camp just north of <entity_2>, on high ground 2 km northwest of the bridge over the River Urie. Mar gathered his troops at <entity_2>, a strategic town on the Inverness-Aberdeen road, and on the morning of <entity_1> marched northwest to meet the invaders. According to the Scotichronicon, the two armies joined <entity_4> on the eve of the feast of St James – <entity_1>. On spotting the islanders, Mar organised his force into <entity_4> array, with the main army behind a small advance guard of men-at-arms under Sir James Scrymgeour (Constable of Dundee, the hereditary standard-bearer of <entity_3>) and Sir Alexander Ogilvie of Auchterhouse (Sheriff of Angus). The <entity_4> is commemorated in a march, The <entity_0>, and in ballads such as Child ballad 163. In 1911, Aberdeen Town Council erected the Harlaw Monument, located to the north of the town of <entity_2>, to the memory of Provost Robert Davidson and the burgesses of Aberdeen who died in the <entity_4>.
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