The name Tudor has a rich history and multiple origins. It is primarily of Welsh origin, derived from the Brythonic *Tudur*, which is itself a derivation of *Toutorīx* and related to *Tewdwr* or *Tewdr*. The name Tudor is also associated with the English royal dynasty, the House of Tudor, which ruled England from 1485 to 1603. The use of the name Tudor has evolved over time, with it being used as both a surname and a given name in various cultures, including Moldovan, and Romanian contexts. The name Tudor is significant in history due to its association with the Tudor monarchs, who united England after the Wars of the Roses.
