| It was not until the 15th century,
when Edinburgh remained Self Assessment Tax Return for the most
firmly under Scottish control, that King James IV of
Scotland undertook to move the Royal Court from Stirling
to Holyrood, making Edinburgh by proxy Scotland's capital.
As Edinburgh remained under Scottish rule, with the
nearby port and Royal Burgh Self Assessment Tax Return of Leith,
Edinburgh flourished both economically and culturally.
In 1603, following King James VI's accession to the
English and Irish thrones, James VI instituted the first
executive Parliament of Scotland which met in the Great
Hall of Edinburgh Castle, later finding a home in the
Tolbooth, before moving to purpose-built Parliament
House, Self Assessment Tax Return Edinburgh, which is now home
to the Supreme Courts of Scotland[citation needed].
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In 1639 disputes Self Assessment Tax Return over the planned
merger, between the Presbyterian Church and the Anglican
Church, and the demands by Charles I, to reunify the
divided St. Giles' Cathedral, led to the Bishops' Wars,
which in turn led to the English Civil War, and the
eventual occupation of Edinburgh by the Self Assessment Tax Return
Commonwealth forces of Oliver Cromwell. In the 1670s
King Charles II commissioned the rebuilding of Holyrood
Palace. 1732 saw Lord Lyon King of Arms grant a coat
of arms to the Town Council, a modified version of which
is used today as the city's official emblem.
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