Dynasty famous for and rich because of china.
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Of Anjou or the Plantagenets (English Royal Dynasty).
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Sprawling European dynasty, ruling over Austrian, Spanish and Italian territories. In German spelt Hab
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Royal dynasty. Ruling in England between 1603 and 1714. And for about a thousand years in
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German dynasty, nowadays usually associated with the rulers of Bavaria and Catholicism. Th
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German royal dynasty. Reigned in Britain from 1714 to 1901.
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Dynasty ruling one of the seven kingdoms in Anglo-Saxon England, known as 'the hept
The dynasty of the House of Wessex is associated with the 'Saxon Period'. It lasted fro
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...e House of Lancaster, although these claims were rather meagre because the dynasty was inherited by his mother (female line only) and by John of Gaunt's illeg
...ostile dynasties (Lancaster and York) was celebrated as the start of a new dynasty, the Tudors, and as the beginning of a new peaceful time for England. Most
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...d to this myth as well as the [[Tudor Rose]], the emblem of the new ruling dynasty which combines the red rose of [[House of Lancaster|Lancaster]] and the whi
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...e of York and the red rose of Lancaster. The important emblem of the Tudor dynasty marked the end of the so-called [[War of the Roses]].
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...or persons married to Catholics from the throne, the return of the Stuart dynasty was virtually impossible.
...the Union became Jacobites. The main Scottish clans to support the Stuart dynasty were Gordon, Macdonald, and Cameron (25,000 supporters in all). What is mor
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...of Alfonso IV, Duke of Modena and Laura Martinozzi. As a member of a noble dynasty she received a good education. She spoke French and Italian fluently and wa
...rth to a son in 1688. This led to fear within the population of a Catholic dynasty. Seven leading politicians invited [[William of Orange]] to prevent England
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...Duc d’Anjou reigned Spain from 1700-1746 as the first king of the Bourbon dynasty which still reigns today.
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...ore a son June 1688 and with this there were serious chances of a Catholic dynasty, five [[Whigs]] and two [[Tories|Tory]] politicians (the "immortal seven")
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...ris dance at the royal court of [[Henry VIII]]. In the course of the Tudor dynasty the morris dance was a prominent event that usually took place in front of
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...don in 1461. This act replaced the House of Lancaster (red rose) as ruling dynasty and installed the House of York (white rose). This was not uncontested and
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Two islands under the Qing Dynasty of China were taken over by (at that time) England and Japan respectively.
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...d produced no legitimate heirs. According to the laws of primogeniture and dynasty, the crown was then to pass to Charles’s younger brother James, Duke of Yor
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Michael, Wolfgang. ''England under George I: The Beginnings of the Hanoverian Dynasty.'' London: Greenwood Press, 1936.
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...d to the fear of the Protestant English elite to be run over by a Catholic dynasty. They sent a petition to William of Orange, the husband of James’s eldest a
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