A city in northern Germany, capital of Lower Saxony, known for its trade fairs and historical significance.
From Middle Low German, possibly meaning 'high shore' or 'high bank', referring to its position on elevated ground near the Leine River. The name evolved through various Germanic forms over centuries.
Hannover gave its name to the British royal House of Hanover, which ruled Britain from 1714-1901. This small German state shaped British history through personal union when George I became king.
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