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    Question #60914. DukeDawson asks:

    At what age did Mary, Queen of Scots officially become Queen of Scotland?


    TabbyTom

    		Six days.

    " The death of her father six days after her birth left Mary as queen of Scotland in her own right." (Encyclopaedia Britannica - 2005 CD-ROM edition)

    Dec 08 05, 1:39 PM
    DukeDawson

    		Six days is correct!

    Dec 08 05, 2:15 PM
    H0T-Lead

    		Actually, in the terms of your question, she never did. Monarchs in Scotland rule over the people rather than the land. That's why she was called "Queen of Scots" and not "Queen of Scotland." Likewise, the are addressed by the honourific "Your Grace" rather than "Your Majesty." This differs greatly from England where Elizabeth I was "Queen of England," not "Queen of the English."

    Dec 09 05, 8:51 AM
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