Talk:Nine Worthies of London

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Did you know... that the 1592 book Nine Worthies of London charted the rise of nine tradesmen and apprentices to the nobility?

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The text makes mention of a "John, King of Austria" in 1356. Who is this supposed to be? The Duchy of Austria was ruled by Dukes and not Kings. In 1356, the ruler was Rudolf IV, Duke of Austria.

The List of rulers of Austria makes no mention of any ruler called John or Johann or Johannes. Dimadick (talk) 20:55, 11 October 2016 (UTC)Reply

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