Isabella of Scotland was a Scottish princess born around 1292, the daughter of King John Balliol and Queen Isabella. She became notable for her marriage to Edward II of England in 1308, which was part of a political alliance between Scotland and England during a tumultuous period in British history. Isabella's life was marked by the ongoing conflicts between Scotland and England, particularly the Wars of Scottish Independence. Despite her royal status, she faced challenges due to her husband's reign and the political dynamics of the time. Isabella's legacy is often overshadowed by her more famous namesake, Isabella of France, who was also a significant historical figure.