12. Charles Edward Stuart’s Supporters (Jacobite Traitors)
During the 1745 Jacobite uprising in Britain, several Scottish nobles and clan leaders secretly betrayed Charles Edward Stuart—better known as “Bonnie Prince Charlie.” Some switched sides out of self-preservation or for personal gain, passing information to the government or withdrawing crucial support. These acts of treachery undermined the Jacobite cause and contributed to its ultimate defeat at Culloden. Their decisions left a lasting mark on Scottish history, their names invoked as examples of betrayal for personal advantage.
