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Why were Henry VIII and Elizabeth I part of a dynasty called “Tudor”?
In this podcast, historian and author Claire Ridgway explores the fascinating Welsh origins of the name Tudor—from its Brythonic meaning to how a noble family from Anglesey became one of the most famous royal houses in English history.
Discover how:
- The name “Tudor” evolved from patronymic Welsh naming traditions
- Owain ap Maredudd ap Tudur rose from Welsh nobility to royal service
- His descendants shaped the Tudor dynasty
- Henry VII proudly claimed his Welsh heritage in his rise to power
- And why he used a red dragon in his arms
From rebellion and exile to royal marriage and the Battle of Bosworth—this is the real story behind the name Tudor.
Did you know the Tudors were Welsh? Share your favourite Tudor trivia in the comments! Subscribe for more Tudor deep-dives every week!
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