These Royal Family Gifts Are Definitely Not Your Average Presents

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9. Three Leopards

Given to: King Henry III
Given by: Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II
Estimated Value: $7,500*
Exotic animals have long been popular royal gifts. In 1235, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II presented King Henry III with three leopards to celebrate his marriage to Eleanor of Provence.


@Phillip Allaway/SShutterstock Leopards
Some historical accounts suggest the animals may have been lions rather than leopards, but either way, they became part of the Royal Menagerie, originally housed in the Tower of London.
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