No, William Wallace did not live in Stirling Castle. While Wallace is a prominent figure in Scottish history, known for his role in the Wars of Scottish Independence, there is no historical evidence to suggest that he resided in Stirling Castle.
Stirling Castle, located in the central part of Scotland, was a royal residence and a strategic stronghold during the time of Wallace. However, Wallace was more associated with the nearby town of Stirling and the battles fought in that area, particularly the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297.
Wallace’s activities primarily took place in the open countryside and various other locations as he led guerrilla warfare against English forces. The castle itself was under the control of the English during much of the conflict, and it was not a place of residence for Scottish figures like Wallace.
In summary, while Stirling Castle holds great historical significance related to Wallace’s fight for Scottish independence, he did not live there.