No, these would be among the many scurrilous rumors generated by Mary's political enemies. Never was any credence given to the idea that Riccio was James VI/I's father, as there were never any challenges to his legitimacy. Likewise, the attempt to characterize Riccio as Mary's lover was a smear campaign.
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Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 - 1587) was the mother of James VI of Scotland (later James I of England) by her second husband, Lord Henry Darnley.
No, although she did have a sister called Mary who became Queen of England. Mary Queen of Scots was related to the Tudor line, she was Henry VIII's sister's granddaughter.
the name of his father actually in the true name of the queen lol
She was executed by axe in l587 at the now defunct Fotheringhay Castle, sometimes spelled fotheringay. Her son, James I, who succeeded Elizabeth I, let the martyrdom site go to ruin- but had her body transferred to Westminster abbey where it remains to this day.
Yes Elizabeth II is a direct descendant of Mary, Queen of Scotts. Elizabeth would be Mary's 13th great-grandchild. Here is the ancestry Mary James Elizabeth Sophia George I George II Fredrick George III Edward Victoria Edward George V George VI Elizabeth