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Why did the battle of culloden happen?
because Prince Charles edward Stuart thought that the throne rightfully belonged to the Stuart family, because James II had been kicked off the throne in 1688 so Prince Charles edward Stuart tried to fight it back.
Why did hatshepsut have herself portrayed as a man and as the child of a god?
it was used as a form of Propaganda to legitimize her claim to the throne. by claiming herself as "Daughter of Amun" in areas like Dier el bahri, The red chapel and in the mortuary Temple, she showed more masculine power which was the tradition of the Egyptian royal family. However it is clear she never tried to hide her Gender, rather just went through a transition phase to make her claim to the throne more suitable.
Who tried to get the Throne from Elizabeth I?
Mary, Queen of Scots. !
How did Solomon ascend to the throne and become king?
Solomon ascended to the throne and became king after his father, King David, passed away. David had chosen Solomon as his successor and made sure that he would be the next king before he died. Solomon's older brother, Adonijah, had tried to claim the throne, but Solomon was ultimately crowned king with the support of key figures in the kingdom.
How have Hindu nationalists tried to claim Taj Mahal as a Hindu design?
How have Hindu nationalists tried to claim it as a Hindu design?
Who tried to put lady Jane on the throne?
The Duke Of Northumberland
Who tried to throw Henry viii of the throne?
Douglas MacArthur
How do you use the word claim in a sentence?
He tried to claim that the idea was his original concept.
What is a Jacobite?
The word Jacobite is what the supporters of James II and his descendants after the Revolution of 1688 in their claim to the British throne. These supporters tried to regain the throne several times but at the Battle of Culloden, they were finally defeated.
Why did the battle of the roses happen?
I think you are referring to the "War of the Roses" fought for the throne of England between 1455 and 1485. The was was 30 years long. It started when Henry VI went insane and the Yorks had a claim to the throne, so instead of having a mad king on the throne. They thought we can take the throne and that's what they tried to do! So the War of the Roses is the war of that.The House of Tudor came out ahead, and as a result, ruled the country for 116 years.
Who tried to claim control of the Roman empire?
When? From the time of Julius Caesar on, there were many, many men who tried to claim control. You have to be more specific as to the time you are asking about.
Who Challenged Elizabeth's claim to the throne?
Virtually the papacy. They wanted to put a Roman Catholic King / Queen on to the throne and actually brought out Roman Literature on the subject in an effort to destabilise the English throne, a book showing the alternatives. [Collinson.] The pope issued a fatwa and tried to bring in foreign troops,[Spanish], and to foment a Spanish Invasion by means of the armada! All this as well as putting time and money in to leading England in to a Civil Religious War and creating a schism in the English Church by staging a walk out from the old one by the popes supporters. [1570.]
