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What Will Our Era Be Called?
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As Stephen Fry said at the jubilee, we are all 'Elizabethans', but since there is already an Elizabethan period in history, how will people refer to this period of history, hundreds of years in the future?
There are not many eras we actually refer to in that way - Victorian, Edwardian, etc
Why don't we say Henrian rather than Tudor or Jamesian rather than Jacobean?
Will it be Windsorian?
How does this kind of thing work?
Thanks :)
There are not many eras we actually refer to in that way - Victorian, Edwardian, etc
Why don't we say Henrian rather than Tudor or Jamesian rather than Jacobean?
Will it be Windsorian?
How does this kind of thing work?
Thanks :)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Jacobean is Jamesian - Jacobus is the Latin version of James.
The further back into the past they get, the fuzzier the boundaries are. I suspect in another 100 years nobody will be quite sure what Edwardian meant.
Some people call 18830-37 Wilhelmine (William IV, who came between the Georges and Victoria) but few know what it means anymore.
The further back into the past they get, the fuzzier the boundaries are. I suspect in another 100 years nobody will be quite sure what Edwardian meant.
Some people call 18830-37 Wilhelmine (William IV, who came between the Georges and Victoria) but few know what it means anymore.
I don't think we're any further on Joko.
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