Tudor
Stuart
King of England
King of Great Britain
Prince of Wales
William and Mary
Restoration
Montfort
Earl of Leicester
Simon de Montfort
Kingdom of Northumbria
Northumbria
Edwardian
Talbot
House of Windsor
Windsor
Bourbon
Devonshire
pendragon
Athelstan
Kitchener
Ilchester
Halifax
second estate
Lords Temporal
Elizabethan
Lindsey
Queen of England
Wessex
Southampton
Dartmouth
Portsmouth
Grey
Onslow
Shaftesbury
Leicester
Bolingbroke
Shrewsbury
Cadogan
Charles II
Charles II of England
Harrington
Eldon
Malmesbury
Devon
Jersey
Lonsdale
Charles
Harewood
Bathurst
Romney
Spencer
Stubbs
William Stubbs
Union Jack
Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
Plantagenet line
Seaxneat
Middleton
Prince Philip
Philip
Plantagenet
Caroline
Anglo-Saxonry
Queen Victoria
Marlborough
Carolean
Victoria
aristocrat
blue blood
John Bull
House of Tudor
patrician
English people
English
Georgian
East Anglia
count
Macaulay
Lord Macaulay
First Baron Macaulay
Thomas Babington Macaulay
gentleman usher
cyning
King Billy
Buckingham
Logres
Berkeley
Dacre
Petre
Ormond
Elizabethan age
Elizabethan era
Lancastrian
brahman

English words for 'a member of the dynasty that ruled England'

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