| Property | Value |
|---|
| rdf:type | |
| rdfs:label | - Canterbury
- Canterbury
- Canterbury
|
| rdfs:comment | - Canterbury is a fishing town near the English Channel, and one of the oldest towns on Renaissance Kingdoms. It is in Sussex. The Town was destroyed in the Great Merge, and the population was moved to Lewes, Sussex
- Canterbury lies at the heart of the City of Canterbury, a local government district of Kent, in South East England that straddles the River Styx.
- European settlement started in an organised way in 1850. It is named for the cathedral city in Kent, England. It is 18,000 square miles, MPs: There are 11, 7 National & 4 Labour, including 1 Maori. |*
- Canterbury is cathedral city in England.
- 300px|right|thumb|Katedra w Canterbury Canterbury (czyt. /ˈkæntəbɹ̩i/) - miasto w południowo-wschodniej Anglii w hrabstwie Kent, siedziba arcybiskupstwa; centralnego dla kościoła anglikańskiego. Liczba mieszkańców w roku 2001 wynosiła 42 258, a powierzchnia 23,54 km².
- Canterbury is a city in east Kent in South East England and is the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Primate of All England, head of the Church of England and of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
- Canterbury Esztergom angokl testvérvárosa. Szintén érseki központ
- Canterbury is a historic cathedral city located in Kent in southeast England. It is primarily famous for its magnificent Cathedral, which is the Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and seat of its head, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson, however, had no time to appreciate the scenery when they passed through in "The Adventure of the Final Problem" during their flight from Professor Moriarty; Holmes and Watson unexpectedly get out at Canterbury to throw Moriarty off their trail, and take the next train to Newhaven.
- Canterbury play their home matches at Mainpower Oval in Rangiora. Their usual home Queen Elizabeth II Park in Christchurch has been out of action since The February 22 Earthquakes and are now located in the Hornby area of Christchurch; they formerly played at Lancaster Park and Hagley Oval.
- He appears to be an aggressive warrior from a lost culture. He is tall and so muscular that you can’t see to see his neck. He looks like a barbarian with dark tanned skin, wild long hair, yet to fit into modern society he wears suit. He carries with him several kinds of weapons and talismans. Being a Birkan he has wings that point downward.
- A fishing town in Sussex County. Information on Canterbury can be found on the main RK Wiki: Canterbury
- <default>Canterbury</default> Lokalizacja Rok powstania Właściciel Mieszkańcy Rola Przynależność Canterbury — miasto położone w hrabstwie Kent, w Anglii. Stare dziwo z Canterbury było znanym boginem, które żyło w jaskini w pobliżu miasta. Miejscowa ludność mugoli uważała go za złego pustelnika-kanibala.
- Berry Carpenter (ベリー・カーペンター), also known as Canterbury (カンタベリ), is a scout character.
- Canterbury was a city in England. Canterbury was home to the vampire Joanna Harris, who was born there in 1087. (PROSE: Vampire Science) Sir Charles Westbrooke's Georgian home was located in Canterbury. (PROSE: The Age of Ambition) While visiting Canterbury in 2014, Vincent Wheaton accidentally destroyed the cathedral. (PROSE: Warlock)
- Canterbury is a neighborhood of Kinley, situated to the northwest. Originally an agricultural community, the focus of the neighborhood has recently become the International College of Lovia, which has its central campus in Canterbury. A large number of students also live in the area. It's well known for the combination of beautiful seaside landscape and lively culture. Although it had existed informally for some time, it was given official status by Governor Jon Johnson after Downtown Kinley became overcrowded.
- Canterbury is awesome. It's full of pubs & other things of lesser importance. The Join-Me pub of choice is 'The Cherry Tree'. But 'Simple Simons' is jolly good too. Booyah to the maxi tampon! Respect. Canterbury is one of the oldest cities in England, situated in North Kent on the river Stour.
- Cathedral, University, market town and garrison town in the eastern part of the English county of Kent. Canterbury was first settled in Roman towns and was a provincial centre for the local people, the Cantii. There is archaeological evidence for the presence of Christians in the city in the Roman period and a persistant - but unprovable - claim that at least part of the fabric of the parish church of St. Martin is Roman.
|
| owl:sameAs | |
| postcode area | |
| Start date | |
| Province | |
| dcterms:subject | |
| foaf:homepage | |
| Miejscowość | |
| dubname | |
| nextto | |
| kindofplace | |
| Mieszkańcy | - * Mugole
* Stare dziwo z Canterbury
|
| nameJP | |
| Resource | |
| dbkwik:inazuma-eleven/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:nation/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:new-zealand/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:newzealand/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:pl.harrypotter/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:snow/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:tardis/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:tractors/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:bakerstreet/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| Appearances | |
| CoA | |
| Element | |
| post town | |
| dial code | |
| postcode district | |
| Country | |
| Name | |
| Type | |
| population date | |
| Region | |
| hexacode | |
| dbkwik:renaissancekingdoms/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| Language | |
| Mentor | |
| shire county | |
| os grid reference | |
| Seal | |
| county | |
| Population | |
| constituency westminster | |
| Mayor | |
| diocese | |
| Latitude | |
| Official Name | |
| Motto | |
| Gender | |
| Longitude | |
| Position | |
| Flag | |
| shire district | |
| Location | |
| wikipage disambiguates | |
| start type | |
| abstract | - Canterbury is a fishing town near the English Channel, and one of the oldest towns on Renaissance Kingdoms. It is in Sussex. The Town was destroyed in the Great Merge, and the population was moved to Lewes, Sussex
- Canterbury lies at the heart of the City of Canterbury, a local government district of Kent, in South East England that straddles the River Styx.
- European settlement started in an organised way in 1850. It is named for the cathedral city in Kent, England. It is 18,000 square miles, MPs: There are 11, 7 National & 4 Labour, including 1 Maori. |*
- Canterbury is cathedral city in England.
- Canterbury is a neighborhood of Kinley, situated to the northwest. Originally an agricultural community, the focus of the neighborhood has recently become the International College of Lovia, which has its central campus in Canterbury. A large number of students also live in the area. It's well known for the combination of beautiful seaside landscape and lively culture. Although it had existed informally for some time, it was given official status by Governor Jon Johnson after Downtown Kinley became overcrowded. Canterbury adopted a flag in 2011, combining several images and datesimportant to the neighborhood, like the seal, picture of the Aquinas College, Map of American Island with Canterbury, photo of Jon Johnson and the mottoes "Recognized in 2011", "Founded in A.D. 1916" and "Cultura Omnibus Est".
- 300px|right|thumb|Katedra w Canterbury Canterbury (czyt. /ˈkæntəbɹ̩i/) - miasto w południowo-wschodniej Anglii w hrabstwie Kent, siedziba arcybiskupstwa; centralnego dla kościoła anglikańskiego. Liczba mieszkańców w roku 2001 wynosiła 42 258, a powierzchnia 23,54 km².
- Canterbury is awesome. It's full of pubs & other things of lesser importance. The Join-Me pub of choice is 'The Cherry Tree'. But 'Simple Simons' is jolly good too. Booyah to the maxi tampon! Respect. Canterbury is one of the oldest cities in England, situated in North Kent on the river Stour. The Romans, under Julius Caesar's command, passed through the village in 55/54BC, and found the people to be quite civilised. They returned in 45AD, and this time Romanised the town, as the port provided links with both London and Gaul. When the Romans left the country to the invading Angles, Saxons and Jutes, the Roman town was abandoned and left in ruins for a century before new settlements started appearing, both within and without the Roman walls. According to the Venerable Bede, when Saint Augustine was sent to Britain by Pope Gregory to preach Christianity to the British pagans, he landed on the isle of Thanet in AD 597, where Ethelbert, King of the Angles and married to a Frankish Christian, met him and offered a house in his capital city of Canterbury, as well as granting the use of his wife's little parish church of St Martins to preach to whoever he chose, and to baptise any who wished to convert. The King was later to be baptised himself. Augustine was to be the first Archbishop of Canterbury, although it was Ethelbert's son who founded the monastry in 602AD that was to later become Canterbury Cathedral. A fire in 1067 (presumably unrelated to the Norman invasion as the city surrendered to William the Conqueror without struggle) destroyed the wooden structure, and the Normans set about rebuilding the building in stone, and fortifying the city. Canterbury has remained the capital of British Christianity for the intervening 1,400 years. Chaucer's Catholic Pilgrims travelled to the city in the Canterbury Tales, the reluctant Archbishop Thomas a'Beckett was murdered on the Cathdral's steps at the behest of Henry II in the 12 century, and the city was to become the world-centre of Anglicanism under Henry VIII in the 16 century. Perhaps Canterbury's most famous son - with apologies to misguided fans of Orlando Bloom - is the playwright Christopher Marlowe, the contemporary and literary competitor to Shakespeare, who is thought to have been recruited into Walsingham's spy-network while at Cambridge University, and to have carried out espionage in Europe in between writing such masterpieces as Dr Faustus. He was killed in an Inn in Deptford after a day in which he'd been meeting a number of men also thought to be involved in espionage activity, although his stabbing was allegedly over an argument over the bill. The fact that his death occurred just as Shakespeare hit his stride has been used more recently (mostly by people who have attended Cambridge University) to suggest that the death was staged and Marlowe was Shakespeare's guiding hand - if not actually Shakespeare himself. The evidence would however indicate that however suspicious the death itself was, the literary timing was almost certainly coincidental.
- Canterbury is a city in east Kent in South East England and is the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Primate of All England, head of the Church of England and of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
- Canterbury Esztergom angokl testvérvárosa. Szintén érseki központ
- Canterbury is a historic cathedral city located in Kent in southeast England. It is primarily famous for its magnificent Cathedral, which is the Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and seat of its head, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson, however, had no time to appreciate the scenery when they passed through in "The Adventure of the Final Problem" during their flight from Professor Moriarty; Holmes and Watson unexpectedly get out at Canterbury to throw Moriarty off their trail, and take the next train to Newhaven.
- Canterbury play their home matches at Mainpower Oval in Rangiora. Their usual home Queen Elizabeth II Park in Christchurch has been out of action since The February 22 Earthquakes and are now located in the Hornby area of Christchurch; they formerly played at Lancaster Park and Hagley Oval.
- He appears to be an aggressive warrior from a lost culture. He is tall and so muscular that you can’t see to see his neck. He looks like a barbarian with dark tanned skin, wild long hair, yet to fit into modern society he wears suit. He carries with him several kinds of weapons and talismans. Being a Birkan he has wings that point downward.
- A fishing town in Sussex County. Information on Canterbury can be found on the main RK Wiki: Canterbury
- <default>Canterbury</default> Lokalizacja Rok powstania Właściciel Mieszkańcy Rola Przynależność Canterbury — miasto położone w hrabstwie Kent, w Anglii. Stare dziwo z Canterbury było znanym boginem, które żyło w jaskini w pobliżu miasta. Miejscowa ludność mugoli uważała go za złego pustelnika-kanibala.
- Berry Carpenter (ベリー・カーペンター), also known as Canterbury (カンタベリ), is a scout character.
- Cathedral, University, market town and garrison town in the eastern part of the English county of Kent. Canterbury was first settled in Roman towns and was a provincial centre for the local people, the Cantii. There is archaeological evidence for the presence of Christians in the city in the Roman period and a persistant - but unprovable - claim that at least part of the fabric of the parish church of St. Martin is Roman. Augustine of Canterbury was the first Archbishop arriving in the city in 597 with the consent of the local ruler, King Ethelbert, supported by his Christian Frankish wife, Queen Bertha. Bertha and her chaplain, Bp. Luidhard had (re?)established worship in St. Martin's church. A postern gate in the city wall, the Queningate, is said to recall her route from the city up to the church to worship. Canterbury has two University campuses: the University of Kent at Canterbury and Canterbury, Christ Church University. The Ramsey Chair in Theology was founded at UKC in memory of Abp. Michael Ramsay. Christ Church was originally a teacher training establishment but has expanded with an emphasis on education in the 'vocational' occupations. Teacher education continues as well as academic programmes for the Kent Police, extensive commitments to the training of health care professionals and of lay and ordained ministers of the Church of England (in partnership with the Diocese of Canterbury). The present Archbishop, Dr. Rowan Williams, is Chancellor of Christ Church University. The city remains an important commercial centre and has still retains a small garrison of one regular infantry battalion and the headquarters of a volunteer infantry battalion.
- Canterbury was a city in England. Canterbury was home to the vampire Joanna Harris, who was born there in 1087. (PROSE: Vampire Science) Sir Charles Westbrooke's Georgian home was located in Canterbury. (PROSE: The Age of Ambition) While visiting Canterbury in 2014, Vincent Wheaton accidentally destroyed the cathedral. (PROSE: Warlock)
|
| is nextto of | |
| is Row 2 info of | |
| is placebirth of | |
| is death place of | |
| is Home of | |
| is Club of | |
| is See of | |
| is Location of | |
| is Route of | |
