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'''Tudor''' usually relates to the ''']''' in ], which refers to the period of time between ] and ]/] when the ''']''' held the English throne. '''Tudor''' usually relates to the ''']''' in ], which refers to the period of time between ] and ]/] when the ''']''' held the English throne.


'''Tudor''' may also refer to any of the following people of that ruling family: :'''Tudor''' may also refer to any of the following people of that ruling family:


*King ] :*King ]
*King ] :*King ]
*King ] :*King ]
*Queen ] :*Queen ]
*Queen ] :*Queen ]


*], eldest son of King Henry VII :*], eldest son of King Henry VII
*], father of King Henry VII :*], father of King Henry VII
*], uncle of King Henry VII :*], uncle of King Henry VII
*], daughter of King Henry VII :*], daughter of King Henry VII
*], daughter of King Henry VII :*], daughter of King Henry VII
*], grandfather of King Henry VII :*], grandfather of King Henry VII


''']''' also refers to the style of ] and decorative arts modelled on the original ] produced in England between 1485 and 1603. *''']''' also refers to the style of ] and decorative arts modelled on the original ] produced in England between 1485 and 1603.


''']''' refers to a modern emulation of ]. :*''']''' refers to a modern emulation of ].


A ] refers to a style of cap. *A ''']''' refers to a style of cap.


The ] combines the ] and the ]. *The ''']''' combines the ] and the ].


The '''Tudor''' line of cars from the Ford Company are renowned in the world of vintage classics (DML). *The '''Tudor''' line of cars from the Ford Company are renowned in the world of vintage classics (DML).


'''Tudor''' is a brand of watches manufactured by ]. *'''Tudor''' is a brand of watches manufactured by ].


*The ''']''' was a type of airplane.
The surname ], within the UK, originates from the ] forename '''Tewdwr''' or '''Tudur'''. However, Tudor is also a common surname in ].


*The surname ], within the UK, originates from the ] forename '''Tewdwr''' or '''Tudur'''. However, Tudor is also a common surname in ].
'''Tudor''' may also refer to any of the following people:
*], British choreographer
*], Romanian politician
*], American pianist
*], British singer
*], Australian politician
*], an American enterpreneur
*], Croatian footballer
*], illustrator
*], Web Developer
*], Recruitment Consultant
*King ] of ] (Glamorgan)
*Tudor Hassett, a very minor actor
*Henry Owen Tudor, Luxemburgish industrialist and inventor


'''Tudor''' may also refer to the following place: *'''Tudor''' may also refer to any of the following people:
:*], British choreographer
:*], Romanian politician
:*], American pianist
:*], British singer
:*], Australian politician
:*], an American enterpreneur
:*], Croatian footballer
:*], illustrator
:*], Web Developer
:*], Recruitment Consultant
:*King ] of ] (Glamorgan)
:*Tudor Hassett, a very minor actor
:*Henry Owen Tudor, Luxemburgish industrialist and inventor


*'''Tudor''' may also refer to the following place:
*], New York, USA

:*], New York, USA


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Revision as of 12:25, 9 July 2006

Tudor usually relates to the Tudor period in English history, which refers to the period of time between 1485 and 1558/1603 when the Tudor dynasty held the English throne.

Tudor may also refer to any of the following people of that ruling family:
  • The Tudor line of cars from the Ford Company are renowned in the world of vintage classics (DML).
  • Tudor is a brand of watches manufactured by Rolex.
  • The surname Tudor, within the UK, originates from the Welsh forename Tewdwr or Tudur. However, Tudor is also a common surname in Romania.
  • Tudor may also refer to any of the following people:
  • Tudor may also refer to the following place:
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