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King Philip II of Spain's officials primarily used Spanish in their administrative and official dealings. Latin was also commonly used, especially in legal and academic contexts, as it was the language of the Catholic Church and educated elites. Additionally, in regions with diverse populations, local languages and dialects may have been utilized to communicate effectively with various communities.
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What was the name of the 20 year old son of King Philip 2nd?
Alexander the Great
Who became king after Philip the 2nd?
first there was Oliver Cromwell but he was no fun and actually wasn't really king but 'Lord Protector' The next real King was really fun and that was King Charles II! thanksxxx
When was Greece conquered by King Philip the 2nd of Macedonia?
Philip became king of Macedon in 359 and the Battle of Chaeronea was in 338. So 359 minus 338 equals 21.
Who was King James 2nd?
was a king in a country.
Who was named after King George 2nd?
King George the 3rd
Who led the Peloponnesian League?
king Philip the 2nd i guess but I'm not sure :(
What was the name of the 20 year old son of King Philip 2nd?
Alexander the Great
Who ruled by Philip 2nd?
Philip II was born in 1527 and he died in 1598. Philip II became king of Spain in January 1556. He governed Spain in her so-called "Golden Age".
Who became king after Philip the 2nd?
first there was Oliver Cromwell but he was no fun and actually wasn't really king but 'Lord Protector' The next real King was really fun and that was King Charles II! thanksxxx
When was Philip Condit born?
Philip Condit was born on August 2nd, 1941.
Who was Philip the 2nd's famous son?
alexander the great
What empire was Philip the 2nd interested in?
The Persian Empire.
The Palace of King Phillip 2nd Had how many doors?
The Palace of King Philip II, known as the El Escorial, features a total of 1,200 doors. This grand architectural complex, located near Madrid, Spain, serves as a monastery, royal palace, and burial site for Spanish royalty. Its impressive design reflects the power and influence of Philip II during the Spanish Renaissance.
When did Philip 2nd of France defeat the English army?
in April 1205.
Philip the 2nd defeated the Greeks at the battle of what?
Chaeronea 338 BCE.
When was Greece conquered by King Philip the 2nd of Macedonia?
Philip became king of Macedon in 359 and the Battle of Chaeronea was in 338. So 359 minus 338 equals 21.
Who was King James 2nd?
was a king in a country.
