A town in England famous for Windsor Castle, or referring to the British royal house name adopted in 1917.
From Old English 'Windlesoran' meaning winding shore or riverbank with a windlass. The name referred to the meandering Thames River near the settlement.
The British Royal Family changed their name from the Germanic 'House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha' to 'Windsor' during World War I to sound more English. This purely political rebranding shows how even royal names can be subject to public relations considerations.
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