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'''Plantagenet''' refers to that dynasty of the Kings of England that ruled from the accession of [[Henry II]] in 1154 to the death of [[Richard III]] in 1485. The name was coined in the 15th century. It began as a nickname for Henry’s father, Geoffrey the Fair (1113-1151), Count of [[Anjou]] who is reputed to have worn a sprig of broom (“''genet''”) in his hat. The dynasty is also referred to as [[Angevan]] from the city of [[Angers]], Geoffrey’s capital in [[Anjou]].

'''Plantagenet''' refers to that [[dynasty]] of the Kings of [[England]] that ruled from the accession of [[Henry II]] in 1154 to the death of [[Richard III]] in 1485. The name was coined in the 15th century. It began as a nickname for Henry’s father, Geoffrey the Fair (1113-1151), Count of [[Anjou]] who is reputed to have worn a sprig of broom (“''genet''”) in his hat. The dynasty is also referred to as [[Angevan]] from the city of [[Angers]], Geoffrey’s capital in [[Anjou]].