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The ruling House of Tudor has its origin in Wales, specifically descending from the Prince Rhys aw Tewder. Their rule of the British territories began in 1485 with Henry the VII, continuing on till the death of Elizabeth I in 1603. They were succeeded by the rule of the House of Stuart.

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Theodore (French): from the given name with Greek (Theodoros) roots, theos (God), doron (gift). Tudor is the Welsh version.

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