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Ferdinand Magellan (c. 1480 – 27
April 1521) was a
Portuguese explorer best
known for
having planned and led the 1519
Spanish expedition to the East Indies...
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Ferdinand I (Ferdinand
Maximilian Karl
Leopold Maria; 26
February 1861 – 10
September 1948) was
Prince of
Bulgaria from 1887 to 1908 and Tsar of Bulgaria...
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Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe (né Lemott,
later Morton; c.
September 20, 1890 – July 10, 1941),
known professionally as
Jelly Roll Morton, was an
American ragtime...
- line with the new 'Ang
Bagong Lipunan'
series issued in
commemoration of
Fedinand Marcos'
declaration of
Martial Law. The
obverse bears the
inscription 'Ang...
- a
picture from 1569. This
design recalls the
court festivals for
which Fedinand II had the
Spanish Hall
specially constructed.
Ambraser Heldenbuch Ambras...
- In 1972 the one peso
denomination was reintroduced. In
commemoration of
Fedinand Marcos'
declaration of
Martial Law (which he
titled "Ang
Bagong Lipunan...
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language Polish and Ukrainian) 7th
Galicia Lancer Regiment of
Archduke Franz Fedinand (72% Ukrainians, 22% Poles) (Regimental
language Ukrainian) 8th Galicia...
- to
calling him "emperor" and "the great" (magnus). In 1072, Alfonso,
Fedinand's second son,
referred to
himself as "offspring of the
Emperor Ferdinand"...
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commemorated in
Romania since 2020 as the
Trianon Treaty Day. 1923: King
Fedinand I of
Romania signs a new Constitution,
which centralizes the administration...
- 1065, his
children took to
calling him "emperor". In 1072,
Alfonso VI,
Fedinand's second son,
referred to
himself as "offspring of the
Emperor Ferdinand"...
