Name an English or British royal house since 1066: rare answers

There are 11 correct answers to “Name an English or British royal house since 1066” on our list. The obvious ones, like Windsor, Tudor and Plantagenet, are worth 10 points each; the rare ones, like Normandy and Blois, are worth far more.

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Accepted answers: 11
Category: General knowledge
Deep answers (85–100 pts): 2 (18%)
Alternate spellings accepted: 11 answers
First letters: 10 different; S is the most common (2)

🦑 Midnight Zone: 2 answers (18%), 85 pts each
🐠 Twilight Zone: 3 answers (27%), 60 pts each
🐟 Sunlit Zone: 3 answers (27%), 30 pts each
🌊 Surface: 3 answers (27%), 10 pts each

The rarest answers

This list has no Abyssal tier, so the Midnight Zone is as deep as it goes: Normandy and Blois, worth 85 points each.

🦑 Midnight Zone answers (85 points)

Normandy, Blois

🐠 Twilight Zone answers (60 points)

Lancaster, York, Orange-Nassau

🐟 Sunlit Zone answers (30 points)

Stuart, Hanover, Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

🌊 Surface answers (10 points)

Windsor, Tudor, Plantagenet

Other spellings we accept

Type any of these and the game counts it as the same answer. Small typos are forgiven on longer answers too.

Normandy: House of Normandy, Normans
Blois: House of Blois
Lancaster: House of Lancaster
York: House of York
Orange-Nassau: House of Orange, Orange
Stuart: House of Stuart, Stewart, Stuarts
Hanover: House of Hanover, Hanoverian, Hanoverians
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha: Saxe-Coburg, House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Windsor: House of Windsor
Tudor: House of Tudor, Tudors
Plantagenet: House of Plantagenet, Angevin, Angevins

Rarity tiers are our own estimate of how few people would think of each answer. For strategy, read how to find One in a Krillion answers.

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Name a place in the UK with official city status (2 shared, such as Lancaster, York)