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Encyclopedia > Fairy Queen

The Fairy Queen was a figure from English folklore who was believed to rule the fairies. Based on Shakespeare's influence, she is often named as Titania. It has been suggested that Trooping fairies be merged into this article or section. ... Shakespeare redirects here. ... For other uses, see Titania (disambiguation). ...


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Fairy Queen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (130 words)
The Faerie Queene is a poem by Edmund Spenser.
The Fairy Queen is an Indian steam locomotive.
The Fairy Queen is a painting by Myrea Pettit to celebrate the 80th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.
The Fairy Queen,Luxury Train Travel by Fairy Queen,Fairy Queen Train in India (456 words)
Relish the lifestyles of the kings of yore on board the fairy queen, while listening to the silent tales of glory and valor told by the majestic forts and splendid palaces of Rajasthan.
Fairy Queen is one of very few luxurious trains of India, rolling though the royal land of Rajasthan, India.
The Fairy Queen with the privileged ones reaches the picturesque town of Alwar in Rajasthan, from where the guests are taken to Sariska Tiger Reserve for an overnight stay.
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