Solarplexus

Der anatomische Begriff Solarplexus (lat.: Sonnengeflecht) bezeichnet die Region des menschlichen Körpers, die zwischen dem zwölften Brust- und dem ersten Lendenwirbel liegt.

Solarplexus nennt sich auch ein Schweizer Verein zur Förderung junger Autoren und bildender Künstler, siehe Solarplexus (Verein)

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Neither would King James allow her to marry, once he was king of England and had children of his own, because her children would have had a claim to the throne. In 1603, right after James came to the English throne, there was a plot (in which Sir Walter Raleigh was involved) to overthrow him and put Arbella on the throne, but when she was invited to participate by writing to the king of Spain agreeing to it, she reported it to James instead