Tudor England
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/the-red-dragon
The Red Dragon was a Heraldic symbol of The House of Tudor, the ruling Dynastic Monarchy of England from 1485 until 1603. While most known for The ''Red Tudor Rose …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/crying-the-banns
The term known as ‘’Crying The Banns’’ was a Tudor Era legally accepted practice, performed by Nobility – as a means of establishing a Publi …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/first-fruits
''First Fruits'' – also known as Annates, was a form of financial award given by a King or Queen to various Religious Authority. Initially, such funds (originating …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/the-house-of-tudor
The ''House of Tudor'' is the name given to The English Royal Family bloodline which ruled from 1485 to 1603. It included (6) Monarchs to The English Throne. These were: …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/elizabethan-hygiene
Hygiene in The Elizabethan Era was problematic – at best. While one would imagine that by the 16th Century, Personal Hygiene would have advanced from The Middle Age …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/portrait-miniatures
Portrait Miniatures were a form of Tudor Era painting, by which the image of the Person was painted small and placed within a small clear brooch (work normally around the …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/elizabethan-hair-styles
As we have seen with the often excessive and quite unhealthy practice of make-up practices of The Elizabethan Era in England, ''Beauty'' often was a long term death sente …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/elizabethan-make-up
The make-up ''style'' which came to be identified as ''Elizabethan'' was so named for it's popular and widespread usage during The Reign of England's Queen Elizabeth I (1 …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/lord-chamberlains-men
Founded in 1594 in England – ''Lord Chamberlain's Men'' was the name used by a Troupe of Actors who performed many of William Shakespeare's Plays – to public …
https://www.strongholdnation.co.uk/history/tudor-england/evil-may-day-riot
The so called ''Evil May Day'' Riot erupted in London from May 1st thru 5th of 1517. The cause of the Civil Disturbance was linked directly to the massive influx of Flemi …