Over the course of 1505 and 1506, Domnall Dubh would find his lands slipping away time and time again. His mainland holdings had been taken out, and it was only a matter of time before he would be forced to return.

Even then, the year of 1505 was successful, as the Scottish forces would be pushed back from the Isle of Lewes, even as the remaining islands of the Hebrides would be taken.

However, by 1505, the Scottish forces of King James IV would manage to officially get a beachhead established, eventually capturing Dubh, alongside some of the lords who helped him escape, perhaps in search of clemency through providing themselves up for capture.

As such, by the end of the year, the former lands of the son of the last non-Stewart Lord of the Isles were no longer in revolt.

Casualties:

10% of all troops sent (300 men)

tl;dr Domnall Dubh's rebellion has been ended.