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Before it went all Christians and Frederiks, there was more variation when it came to the names of Danish kings. Here is a quiz about ten of those earlier Danish kings.

A mix of 10 People questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Welcome to the Fishy Names Matching Quiz! Today we present ten names with a subtle aquatic twist, along with ten professions. Your task is to match each name with the corresponding profession.

Portugal was the first Western European country to start exploration by sea. Starting from 15th century, they had made many discoveries around the world unknown to the Europeans.

Monarchs, politicians and personalities from different fields have attended the prestigious Eton College. Spot twelve of them among the names in this collection.

Lord Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, was a quotable guy. He also went down in history for being the British general who ousted Bonaparte at Waterloo in 1815. Can you sort through the quotes below into what he said and what he didn't?

Here you'll find ten princes (or equivalent), all of whom might have expected to become king/supreme ruler of their country. Not all of them did, however, and your task is to sort them into those who did and those who didn't.

All of these people were born on May 1. Match the people on the left to what they are known for on the right.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1886?

This quiz honours the lives of famous Germans who died in the early 2020s. These individuals left an enduring mark in various fields, including sport, literature, music and politics, and helped shape Germany's cultural and historical landscape.

U.K. history is filled with rulers from various houses, all vying to remain in power. Can you properly label each ruler with their correct house? (Hint: The rulers are in chronological order.)

A mix of 10 People questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

From the clues given can you work out which of these kings of England or the UK are a Henry, an Edward, a George or William?

There are many famous people with the surname "King". Here are ten of the people from all from walks of life.

Qin Er Shi's reign only lasted for three years. How much do you know about him?

Killing and healing often go hand in hand. When wars loom, doctors step up to treat the wounded--and sometimes make history at the same time. Here are ten famous medical practitioners; can you match them to the war/s that they are associated with?

Welcome! In this quiz, you are tasked with picking ten royals who were chosen to reign over the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth from the middle of the 16th century to the end of the 18th. Enjoy!

The quiz looks at a range of people whose name is either Rose, a derivation of Rose, or the word rose appears somewhere within their name. Most of them bear the sweet scents of success, but be warned, some are laden with thorns.

Most people agree that the golden age of piracy was between 1650 and 1730, and the buccaneering period was approximately 1650 to 1680. To what extent are you familiar with the lives of these pirates?

Famous authors, less famously known as......

The first name Al can be an abbreviation for several longer names. Can you sort these people according to their birth name? Some are commonly known as Al, some by their full name, but today all you need is Al.

I have written a Shakespearean sonnet (also known as an English sonnet) about William Shakespeare himself. The interesting info will go into more depth as a sonnet is very limited with only 14 lines to work. 10 words are missing from the sonnet.

In the year after her death in 2022 Queen Elizabeth II had 4 children, 8 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren - one posthumous. For this quiz you need to place the great-grandchildren with her children, their grandparents.

Oscar Wilde is known both for his wit and for his flamboyant life. Samples of each included here.

This quiz is dedicated to some famous historical characters who have had places named after them. Can you match each name with its description?

There is more mystery to these ten authors than just their books. Match the mystery novelist to the mysterious fun fact about their lives.

Do you know about Greek kings of the 19th and 20th centuries? See if you know a little about the Greek monarchy with this quiz.

Here, the wisdom and wit of kings resonates. Prepare to immerse yourself in the grandeur of monarchical insight as we explore timeless quotes from kings and monarchs. Are you ready to crown yourself with knowledge fit for royalty?

In 1301 the English King Edward I became the first to use the title "Prince of Wales" to designate his heir apparent. He was close to the completion of his conquest of Wales, and thought it might help to maintain control of the area.

The entity known as the Holy Roman Empire, based mostly in Germany, began in the Middle Ages and was finally ended by Napoleon in 1806. Several noble families held the crown during that time. Can you name some of the more famous Emperors?