Were there Kings, Princesses, and Knights in the 1400s?

Question

Were there Kings, Princesses, and Knights in the 1400s?

Answer 1

Most definitely.

Answer 2

Certainly. There were also Emperors, Khans, and Tzars.

Answer 3

One was Ivan 1111 the terrible the first tsar of RUSSIA TRY WWW.YOU TUBE.COM  

Answer 4

Absolutely!  In England, the Houses of York and Lancaster (rival branches of the royal family) were fighting the War of the Roses over the crown, and the country had seven kings during that century.  In France, the crown was taken over by the English and then returned to the rightful heir by Joan of Arc.  In Scotland, there was a series of kings all named James.  In Spain, Princess Isabella of Castille and Leon married Prince Ferdinand of Aragon and united Christian Spain into one kingdom.  Farther east, royals were up to all sorts of interesting things.  It was the culmination of the Age of Chivalry.

Answer 5

yea! even in the sleeping beauty cartoon they talk about it!

Answer 6

Yes and a long time before then, Queen Elizabeth II comes from a line of Kings and Queens that can be traced back over 1000 years.

Answer 7

yes there have always been someone who takes charge in any group which then evolves into a king queen or what ever name they were given

pharaoh in egy

caeser in rome

some kings in europe were over areas that have now become part of a larger country as in the uk had more than one king at a time or rulers

it's something that is too large a subject  to answer here  

Answer 8

This is a list of the kings and Queens of England from 1066 to the present day:

http://www.thamesweb.co.uk/windsor/winds...

Answer 9

Yes,and they had absolute power  

Answer 10

Yes, there were many.  

This is as good a place to start as any, so try pasting this info into your browser:

www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/projects/midd...

Answer 11

There were, in every European country, and a violent, nasty lot most of them were, including some of the princesses and queens.  When they were not plotting against one another, they were out killing one another, either in person or by proxy.

If you want to get a general idea of what they did, read up on the Wars of the Roses - or watch some of Shakespeare's history plays, although they were not actually very accurate in terms of the politics of royalty.  

And if you want to get a sense of quite how nasty, watch 'Braveheart', although it was set 100 years earlier, as it gives a very good idea of the medieval aristocracy's mentality.