In the earliest known depiction of a Scottish king wearing his symbols of sovereignty, King Edgar (reigned 1097-1107) wears a crown and bears a sword and a sceptre on his Great Seal. His son, Alexander I, is shown holding an orb – a pictorial emblem of divine kingship that was not actually part of the Scottish Honours. By the reign of John Balliol, the regalia consisted of a crown, sceptre, sword and ring. After the English invasion in 1296, the regalia and Stone of Scone, upon which monarchs of Scotland were invested and crowned, were captured by the English army and taken south to London.