Lady Godiva was a noblewoman who, according to legend, rode naked through the streets of Coventry to persuade her husband, Earl Leofric, to lower taxes on the townspeople. She is said to have covered herself with her long hair or a cloak during the ride, and as a result, the townspeople respected her bravery and did not look as she passed by.
Alfred Lord Tennyson wrote his poem about the legend of Lady Godiva in 1842. The poem is titled "Godiva" and it focuses on the historical story of Lady Godiva's ride through the streets of Coventry.
Lady Godiva's first and last name is Crystal Godiva.
Lady Godiva - song - was created in 1966.
Lady Godiva's Operation was created in 1968.
The duration of Lady Godiva of Coventry is 1.48 hours.
Although Lady Godiva was a real person - she was the wife of Leofric, Earl of Mercia around the years 1040 to 1070 - the story of her riding through the streets of Coventry to protest against her husband's taxes is a legend. It almost certainly never happened.
Lady Godiva of Coventry was created on 1955-11-02.
No lady godiva had no siblings NONE at all but she did have three children.
The duration of Lady Godiva Rides Again is 1.5 hours.
Lady Godiva is most known for riding naked on a horse. Lady Godiva rode naked through the roads of Coventry, to oppose the taxes her husband put on tenets.
Lady Godiva Rides Again was created on 1951-10-25.
The cast of Lady Godiva - 1928 includes: Syd Ellery as Peeping Tom Gladys Jennings as Lady Godiva Roy Travers as Earl Leofric