In her old age, Queen Elizabeth I was praised for her beauty despite missing several teeth and being half bald due to smallpox.
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Queen Elizabeth I was known as the Virgin Queen. It is likely that the U.S. state of Virginia was named in her honor.
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Nearly 25% of women living in England in the year 1800 were named Mary.
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38% of people in Vietnam have the family name Nguyễn.
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During the First World War, the Emperor of Germany, the King of England, and the Empress of Russia were all first cousins - grandchildren of Queen Victoria.
Czar Nicholas II of Russia was indeed also a 1st cousin to King George V of the UK and a double cousin to Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, albeit lesser degrees of cousindom.
Look at a picture of all 3. They look a lot alike. The kings' and queens' family trees are severely rootbound by a very tiny pot.
If 25% of women living in England in 1800 were named Mary, and 38% of people in Vietnam have the family name Nguyen, how many women living in London and Hanoi in 2019 are named Mary Nguyen?
Quite a lot, I would say. You have only to Google Mary Nguyen to see just how many there are around. One Mary Nguyen in Australia does beautiful impressionist paintings.
The most common first name in the world is Muhammad and the most common last name in the world is Wang. You'd struggle to find someone named Muhammad Wang though.
Look at a picture of all 3. They look a lot alike. The kings' and queens' family trees are severely rootbound by a very tiny pot.