Robert I of Scotland (Robert de Bruce) Personality Type, MBTI

Robert I of Scotland (Robert de Bruce) personality type is ENTP, a quiet and reserved child, who has a very strong sense of duty and duty to country. Robert was a brilliant student in his youth and he was a good warrior too. Robert was the son of Robert Bruce, the wealthy governor of Annandale in Scotland. In 1306, when Robert I was only twenty, he was appointed governor of Annandale in Scotland. At that time, Annandale was a small border province between the King of England and the King of Scotland. In 1309, King Edward I of England invaded Scotland and defeated Robert’s father, who was killed in the battle. Although the English attacked Robert I’s home, he did not personally fight in the battle. Instead he remained in his castle, discharging his duties as governor of the province. Robert I took over his father’s duties and did not leave Annandale until he heard of his father’s death. Regardless of this loss of his family, Robert I continued to fight for his country.