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Windsor Castle would become a playground for Victoria' s young family, as well as a place to entertain the grandest of visitors. But for Victoria, the castle ultimately became a place of grief. After her beloved Albert died of typhoid in 1861, she spent many hours secluded behind these walls, shrouded in black, earning herself the nickname " The Widow Of Windsor". Yet Windsor would once again become a symbol of the nation' s identity. In the dark days of the First World War, Victoria' s grandson, George V, dropped the royal family' s German name of SaxeCoburg and Gotha. By proclamation on 17th July 1917, the Royal family became known as the House of Windsor. |
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duì yú nián qīng de wéi duō lì yà yī jiā lái shuō, wēn shā chéng bǎo chéng le yóu lè chǎng, yě shì hěn duō yóu kè de yú lè zhī dì. dàn duì wéi duō lì yà lái shuō, zhè zuò chéng bǎo zuì zhōng chéng le shāng xīn zhī dì. zài tā zhì ài de a ěr bó tè qīn wáng yú 1861 sǐ yú shāng hán zhī hòu, tā zhōng nián yǐn jū zài zhè lǐ, cháng chuān zhe hēi yī, jiù cǐ dé yī chuò hào" wēn shā guǎ fù". rán ér wēn shā chéng bǎo zài yī cì chéng le guó jiā shēn fèn de xiàng zhēng, zài yī zhàn nèi xiē hēi àn de rì zi lǐ, wéi duō lì yà de sūn zi, qiáo zhì wǔ shì, fàng qì le huáng shì de dé guó xìng shì sà kè sēn kē bǎo gē dá. gēn jù 1917 nián 7 yuè 17 rì fā bù de shēng míng, huáng shì chēng hào jiù biàn chéng le wēn shā wáng cháo. |