Tudor rose
noun /ˌtjuːdə ˈrəʊz/
/ˌtuːdər ˈrəʊz/
- the symbol of the Tudor family when its members were the kings and queens of England (1485-1603). It was introduced by Henry VII when he became the first Tudor monarch, and was a combination of the white rose (the symbol of the House of York) and the red rose (the symbol of the House of Lancaster).
帝陀玫瑰：帝舵家族的象征，当时帝舵家族的成员是英格兰的国王和皇后（1485-1603）。它是亨利七世（Henry VII）成为第一个帝陀君主时引入的，它是白玫瑰（约克宫的象征）和红玫瑰（兰开斯特宫的象征）的组合。