The Battle of Sauchieburn took place on June 24, 1488, near the village of Sauchieburn in Scotland. It was a conflict between the forces loyal to King James III and those supporting his son, James IV, who sought to claim the throne. The battle was part of a larger struggle for power within the Scottish monarchy. The outcome of the battle was a decisive victory for the rebels, leading to the death of James III. This event marked a significant shift in Scottish politics, as James IV ascended to the throne, ushering in a new era of leadership and stability for Scotland.