Sentence examples for royal stud from inspiring English sources

The Franks borrowed the title, and under the Merovingian and Carolingian kings of western Europe the comes stabuli was in charge of the royal stud, with the marshal (marescallus) as his subordinate officer.

When Spanish-bred horses were found to display the best temperament and appearance, they were transported to the village of Lipizza in Slovenia where the first royal stud was founded in 1580 and the Lipizzaner breed was established.

He gave much of George IV's painting collection to the nation, and halved the royal stud.

Arabian stallions were made available to Percheron breeders for use in breeding army mounts, beginning in 1760 at the royal stud at Le Pin.

The Andalusian blood came from horses bred at the royal stud in Cordoba and given to English royalty by the King of Spain.

The Prussians set up a royal stud in 1732, originally intended to provide horses for the royal stables, and other studs were established to breed animals for other uses, including mounts for the Prussian army.

By 1576, Spanish horses made up one third of British royal studs at Malmesbury and Tutbury.

The royal headdress, studded with pearls, rubies and emerald, came to Fontainebleau at the crux of 19th-century European imperialism in Southeast Asia.

The royal headdress, studded with pearls, rubies and emerald, came to Fontainebleau at the height of 19th-century European imperialism in Southeast Asia.

Using photographs and old blueprints, conservationists recreated everything: art (some of which had been hidden in basements before the worst of the war), rooms, moldings, intricate parquets and the 86 Polish eagles that stud the royal throne.

In 1550, he gave orders that "stud manors" be founded on royal farms (Sw: kungsgård), not only in Sweden but also in every municipality of Finland.