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Name the royal houses that have ruled England since the time of the Norman conquest.
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| First submitted | May 13, 2014 |
| Last updated | September 11, 2016 |
| Times taken | 16,164 |
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brandybuck96
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level 76
Jun 18, 2015
Mental block as to which house the Georges belonged to... I gave up just before the line "And then began the Hanover gang" from the Horrible Histories song occurred to me.
ecrucard
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level 64
Jul 10, 2016
If you're going to split Henry II through John as separate from the Plantagenets (even though it's all the same house), I would suggest accepting Angevin for Anjou.
foxpenguin
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level 76
Aug 14, 2016
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McLerristarr
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level 62
Aug 20, 2016
That's the only one I didn't get. They're definitely Plantagenets.
Kenny123
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level 42
Sep 8, 2016
Agreed
hannah3011
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level 32
Sep 15, 2016
After John they technically aren't Angevins and the term Plantagenet didn't come into being until the 15th century.
Arp2600
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level 77
Sep 23, 2019
Yeah, to separate Anjou is very disputable. The term Plantagenet was coined after Henry II's father...
rocamorar
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level 68
Sep 8, 2016
Yeah, I agree that they should be counted as Plantagenets.
Also, Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Windsor is the same house. You can ask for the two names, but I think that the test shouldn't imply that there was a change of dynasty just because they decided to change their name.
CmdrKeen
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level 36
Sep 9, 2016
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The only reason why they changed was because of the War and wanting to disassociate themselves from the Germans.
WelshWizard
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level 67
Sep 8, 2016
100% with you here.
Yossarian
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level 66
Sep 8, 2016
Angevin.
foil7
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level 35
Sep 8, 2016
Please accept Angevin for Anjou.
Salz
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level 56
Sep 10, 2016
The last Saxe-Coburg-Gotha monarch was King George V. King Edward VII died in 1910.
13hodds
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level 20
Sep 12, 2016
Queen Anne reigned from 1700 to 1714 not 1600...
Kestrana
+4
level 64
Sep 12, 2016
The years aren't saying that was Anne's rule. That's the time that someone who was part of the house was ruling.
CalmDownItsOnlyAGame
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level 70
Oct 27, 2016
In agreement with all of the above.
Queenofthefandom
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level 33
Nov 16, 2016
They were part of the house of Plantagenet, not Anjou.
Calocaerus
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level 61
Jul 17, 2017
Why is the House of Orange-Nassau for king William III not added?
LancasterII
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level 60
Sep 27, 2018
He ruled only because he happened to be married to Mary, who was still technically a Stuart. It was her birthright that acceded her to the crown, she demanded William be co-regent, Parliament acquiesced.
ruftytufty
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level 69
Sep 23, 2019
That's not the whole story. He had his own claim to the throne.He was Charles I's grandson - but that would still make him a Stuart in the context of the English and Scottish crowns.
zaba2048
+2
level 67
Mar 6, 2018
Could Norman/Normans not be allowed for House of Normandy?
LancasterII
+1
level 60
Sep 27, 2018
I'd only say that they didn't come from "Norman/Normans," they came from the geographical location, Normandy. Not trying to split hairs!
LancasterII
+1
level 60
Sep 27, 2018
Technically George V should be added as final ruler of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, he ruled under that House from 1910 to 1917.
SeaNomad
+1
level 53
Sep 23, 2019
What about Charles I and II?
martay
+1
level 63
Sep 23, 2019
The two Chucks were Stuarts.
kalbahamut
+2
level 77
Sep 24, 2019
No Hufflepuff?
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