Union of the Roses

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The Union of the Roses, better known as the Tudor rose, is a heraldic emblem symbolizing the dynastic union of the Houses of Lancaster and York that ended the Wars of the Roses in England.

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Union of the Roses canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tudor symbol
heraldic badge
national emblem
associatedWithDynasty Tudor dynasty
associatedWithEvent Wars of the Roses
color red
white
combines red rose of Lancaster
white rose of York
country Kingdom of England
depictedOn British coinage
architectural ornament in Tudor buildings
official seals and documents
royal coats of arms of England
era Tudor period
follows Red Rose of Lancaster
surface form: Red rose of Lancaster

white rose of York
surface form: White rose of York
hasAlternativeName Tudor rose
hasCenter yellow seed or gold center
hasDesignType double rose
hasPart inner white petals
outer red petals
hasSymbolicMeaning legitimacy of Tudor claim to the throne
peace between rival royal houses
political reconciliation
heritageStatus traditional emblem of England
inception late 15th century
influenced later floral emblems of England
introducedBy Henry VII of England
languageOfName English
relatedTo Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom
surface form: Coat of arms of the United Kingdom

Red Rose of Lancaster
surface form: Red rose of Lancaster

royal coat of arms of England
surface form: Royal Badge of England

white rose of York
surface form: White rose of York
symbolizes dynastic union in England
end of the Wars of the Roses
union of the House of Lancaster and the House of York
usedAs national floral emblem of England
royal badge of England
usedBy British monarchy
English monarchy
Tudor dynasty
surface form: House of Tudor
usedIn heraldry
state symbolism of the United Kingdom
vexillology
usedOn badges of British institutions
logos of English organizations
military insignia in the United Kingdom

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Tudor rose alsoKnownAs Union of the Roses