Database: Westminster Abbey - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 17:45, 23 January 2024

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	[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since [[William the Conqueror]] took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.		[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since [[William the Conqueror]] took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

	When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the [[Denmark\|Danes]] from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a [[Saxon]] church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic ~~architectyre~~\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.		When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the [[Denmark\|Danes]] from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a [[Saxon]] church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architecture\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

	Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.		Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:29, 11 June 2020

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	[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since ~~{{Wiki\|~~William the Conqueror}} took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.		[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since [[William the Conqueror]] took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

	When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Danes}} from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a ~~{{Wiki\|~~Saxon}} church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architectyre\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.		When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the [[Denmark\|Danes]] from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a [[Saxon]] church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architectyre\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

	Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.		Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:53, 20 December 2018

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	[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[~~United Kingdom\|~~England]]'s kings and queens since William the Conqueror took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.		[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since {{Wiki\|William the Conqueror}} took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

	When Edward the Confessor successfully drove the Danes from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a Saxon church in the Romanesque style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a Gothic style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.		When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the {{Wiki\|Danes}} from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a {{Wiki\|Saxon}} church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architectyre\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

	Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the Church of England.		Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.

	We've had quite a few Royal Peculiars in this country over the years...		We've had quite a few Royal Peculiars in this country over the years...

imported>Jasca Ducato at 14:34, 4 November 2015

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	[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[United Kingdom\|England]]'s kings and queens since William the Conqueror took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.		[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[United Kingdom\|England]]'s kings and queens since William the Conqueror took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

	When Edward the Confessor successfully drove the Danes from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a Saxon church in the Romanesque style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. ~~Kinh~~ Henry III took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a Gothic style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.		When Edward the Confessor successfully drove the Danes from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a Saxon church in the Romanesque style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a Gothic style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

	Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the Church of England.		Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the Church of England.

imported>Amnestyyy: Final location :)

2015-11-04T14:19:56Z

Final location :)

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[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[United Kingdom|England]]'s kings and queens since William the Conqueror took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

When Edward the Confessor successfully drove the Danes from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a Saxon church in the Romanesque style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. Kinh Henry III took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a Gothic style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the Church of England.

We've had quite a few Royal Peculiars in this country over the years...
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	[[File:ACS_DB_Westminster_Abbey.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|250px]]		[[File:ACS_DB_Westminster_Abbey.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since ~~{{Wiki\|~~William the Conqueror}} took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.		[[Westminster Abbey]] is the monarchy's personal church and has been the coronation site of [[England]]'s kings and queens since [[William the Conqueror]] took the throne on Christmas Day, 1066. Best Christmas gift ever.

	When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the ~~{{Wiki~~\|Danes}} from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a ~~{{Wiki\|~~Saxon}} church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architectyre\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.		When [[Edward the Confessor]] successfully drove the [[Denmark\|Danes]] from England in the eleventh century, he rebuilt a [[Saxon]] church in the {{Wiki\|Romanesque architecture\|Romanesque}} style to show his gratitude to God and the Pope. King [[Henry III of England\|Henry III]] took the throne hundreds of years later, and he in turn rebuilt the church in a {{Wiki\|Gothic architectyre\|Gothic}} style as a tribute to Edward the Confessor. To pay for the project, Henry had to divert funds from the kingdom, which people at the time didn't appreciate very much. The result was Westminster Abbey as we know it. The church as remained largely unchanged since the thirteenth century.

	Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.		Despite its name, Westminster Abbey is technically neither an abbey nor a cathedral but a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is under the jurisdiction of the monarchy and not the {{Wiki\|Church of England}}.