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GNU Free Documentation License  irishcatholichumanist.blogspot.com Pat McNamara ue, 01 Dec 2009 10:38:00 GM Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain was born in the city of Segovia on 12 August 1566, daughter of . Philip II. of Spain and his third wife Elisabeth of Valois. Her paternal grandparents were Emperor Charles V and Isabella of Portugal. ...  philippinestoday.net unknown Wed, 11 Nov 2009 05:16:13 GM He was Felipe . II. , who reigned from 1556 to 1598. It means that the islands are the king's territorial property. In English, Felipe is . Philip. . King . Philip II. did not show himself a good ruler as a king. Some even say he was a tyrant. ...  xoday.posterous.com unknown Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:24:33 GM Odo (888-898); Robert I (922-923); Hugues Capet (987-996); Robert . II. (996-1031); Henry I (1031-1060); . Philip. I (1060-1108); Louis VI (1108-1137); Louis VII (1137-1180); . Philip II. (1180-1223); Louis VIII (1223-1226); Louis IX (1226-1270) ... From Google Blog Search: "philip ii" Where can I find primary source documents about Philip II of Spain? Q. I need a primary source document to prove he was an absolute ruler. But I can't seem to find them anywhere! I only need to quote it once or twice, and provide the name of the author, but I'm struggling to find one on the internet. Help would be tremendously appreciated. Asked by Laura Kay - Tue Sep 9 19:10:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. laura here is a site that references two you may have to go to the library to reference them but here's to you girl! Did you know King Phillip II of spain for a short time was the King of England? I Answered by Artie - Tue Sep 9 19:38:55 2008 King Philip II after Battle of Chaeronea? Q. I'm trying to find out what King Philip II titled himself as, after the Battle of Chaeronea. Asked by Priya - Fri Jan 1 15:43:01 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. I could not find a reference to a specific title, but at the side of the battle a lion was erected in honor of the victorious king. But he did not crowned himself king of greece or anything like that he just forged a political alliance- Corinthian League - and demanded heavy tributes from the greek city states. They also had no power to challange him for dominance in the Corinthian League. Also in the oath that memebers of the legue had to swear Philip is simply refered to Philp and not Philip something. Answered by Lilitu - Mon Jan 4 09:01:42 2010 explain reason why philip II sent his spanish armada against england and the results of the armada defeat?
Q. explain reason why philip II sent his spanish armada against england and the results of the armada defeat? Asked by sham - Sun Sep 13 17:52:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. Varying depending on which historian you listen to. Agreed consensus is that much has to do with international tensions and so forth, and among all that is the fact that there was protestant vs catholic tensions underlying too. The big thing was English support of the Netherlands in a bid to detract from Spanish dominance on the continent. Whilst initially covert (Yet not totally hidden - Read up on the Spanish ambassador at the time), eventually England had to back rebel groups fully in order to prevent their destruction... Leading to the Armada. Add in slave merchants like John Hawkins, who traded slaves from West Africa to the Carribean first in 1562, which was a bid to break a Spanish monopoly. This act was repeated again in 1564.… [cont.] Answered by The Don - Sun Sep 13 18:21:28 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "philip ii" |
