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To accurately answer your question, I would need specific names of the monarchs in question. Monarchs belong to various royal families throughout history, such as the House of Windsor in the UK, the House of Bourbon in France, the House of Habsburg in Austria, and the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in Germany. Each of these families has its own lineage and historical significance, influencing the monarchs associated with them. Please provide the names of the monarchs for a precise answer.
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What does a Medieval Parker do?
he is a person who took care of the kings royal gardens. He made sure all of the plants were trimmed and cared for each day. He headed the garden staff. If one of the staff made an error, he was sometimes blamed and punished for it.
What is the hierarchy of English royalty in medieval England?
The Hierarchy of the Church has never changed since the very beginning. Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, is at its head, with the Pope serving as His Vicar on earth. Under him are the Bishops, who are ordained with the fullness of the priesthood of the apostles. Under the Bishops are the individual priests who actually administer the individual parishes in each diocese. Each diocese, headed by a Bishop, is a particular Church. The deacons, as always, assist the Bishops and priests. It was that way in the first century, all through the medieval era and is still that way today.AnswerThe medieval Church had two separate hierarchies, or groups of clerics in successive ranks: the secular and the monastic. Secular clergy had constant contact with ordinary people, while monastic clergy attempted to sever all contacts with the world outside the monastery.The secular hierarchy began (at the bottom) with clerks in minor orders: these included Acolytes, Lectors, Doorkeepers and men studying at Church Schools such as Universities. Above them were the "major orders" of clergy, including Deacons, Priests and Bishops. Above the Bishops were Archbishops (only two in England) and above them, the Pope.The monastic hierarchy for men began (at the bottom) with Oblates and other children attending monastic schools. Above them were lay brothers and novices; above them were the monks, some of whom were appointed to specific tasks such as Cellarer, Infirmerer, Hospitaller and Sacrist - these were collectively termed "Obedientaries". Above them was the Prior and above him an Abbot. Nunneries were broadly similar, with a Prioress or Abbess in charge. These came under the direct authority of the Pope.Every one of these people, from doorkeeper to Pope, was required to have their hair shorn in the Roman tonsure with the crown of the head shaved, leaving a ring of hair around the head. Nuns generally had their hair cut very short under their veil.
Why were roman emperors called Caesar?
They were called "Caesar" because that was their title.The Romans never used the words king or emperor. It came about because Caesar was the family name of the first five emperors and the Romans called people by their last names. (If they did not know them well.) It then became a tradition to call each ruler "Caesar" as the name had taken on more of a meaning than a simple family name.
What was a knights role in medieval society?
Knights fought on horseback using swords, lances (long poles), axes, and vicious weapons called morning stars. Each knight wore a symbol called a coat of arms, to show witch family he belongs to
What was true of each major civilization in the western hemisphere?
Each believed in polytheism.
Which royal family did each monarch belong to in Britain 1750 -1900?
The current royal family are of German origan. ------------------------- They were all part of the House of Hanover. After Victoria they became the House of Saxe-Coburg.
How long had you have the royal family?
Back to about the 9th century. Before that, the records are dubious. There have been two interregnums. From 1135-1153, King Stephen and Queen Matilda each disputed the legtimacy of the other, and there was no effective monarch in place. Then from 1649-1660, Cromwell fulfilled the role of monarch without claiming the crown. But both times, there was still a royal family on the scene.
What is the royal family name?
There are several "royal families" in the world. Each has a different surname. The family name of the British Royal Family is Windsor.
Who were Indian royalty?
The British Royal Family was the last Royal Family of India. Before the British consolidated the Indian subcontinent into one dominion and proclaimed their monarch to be the Emperor of India, India consisted of a number of independent "countries" ruled by a variety of nobles and there was no Royal Family of India.
How many royal families are there?
This depends on how you would define 'home'. While the British royal family have many diffrent estates they own, each of which could be considered a home, they have far fewer Official Residences. These include, among others, Holyroodhouse, Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Clarence House and St. James's Palace.
What are the symbols for each royal family in the vampire academy series?
There is only one symbol mentioned for any of the royal families and that is for the Dragomir's. Its a dragon.
Are toads and frogs of the same species?
No. Although frogs and toads are both amphibians, they are completely different species from each other. Frogs belong to the family Ranidae while toads belong to the family Bufonidae.
Are a frog and a toad from the same species?
No. Although frogs and toads are both amphibians, they are completely different species from each other. Frogs belong to the family Ranidae while toads belong to the family Bufonidae.
Where are Mindless Behavior families are from?
Prodigy's family is from Philly, Princeton's family is from L.A.X. Roc Royal's family is from the same place as Princeton's and so is Ray Ray's family. Roc Royal and Ray Ray lived right down the street from each other and they didn't even know it.
Are cows reelated to goats?
Yes. Goats and cows belong in the same family, being Family Bovidae. Beyond that, though, they are different from each other.
What is a royal elk?
A royal elk is an elk (mystical creature) that is king of all other elks, and eats dandelion seeds every day. It is foretold that they shall rule over humans, but havent got the brain power needed to do so yet.
Does each king or queen have their own symbol?
Yes, in most Monarchist nations. Thus there are Police badges worn on the helmets of London Bobbies styled E-II-R ( Elizabeth II, Regina) as a familiar example. This is called a monogram and takes the shape of the Monarch"s initials and in some cases the name of the royal House. We have a stylized , crowned M with a line through it for Denmark"s Queen Margrete. a stylized B for Beatrix of the Netherlands and so on. In most cases there are specialized Flags that properly belong not only to the Country ( as does the familiar Union Jack) but specifically honor the Royal Family- these are called Royal Standards- do not confuse with the Dutch-made typewriter of the same name. I had a Royal standard for some years and only got one or two Banner Line articles out of it! ( pun intended- Royal standard meaning official Flag of the Royal House.)
