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==History==
==History==
Grover found the [[Idol of Boreas]] and was crowned [[King of Griffonstone]] in the process, transforming the realm from a place of greedy hoarders to a peaceful and productive kingdom with a strong cultural tradition.<ref>{{CAR|FIM|The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone}}</ref> Many years after his [[death]], Griffons used his name as an expression, similarly to {{FIM|Princess Celestia}}.<ref>{{C|FF|24|''Gilda and Rarity''}}</ref>
Grover found the [[Idol of Boreas]] and was crowned [[King of Griffonstone]] in the process, transforming the realm from a place of greedy hoarders to a peaceful and productive kingdom with a strong cultural tradition.<ref>{{CAR|FIM|The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone}}</ref> His [[Crown of Grover|magical crown]] also apparently played a role in his success.<ref>{{CAR|FIM|A Matter of Principals}}</ref> Many years after his [[death]], Griffons used his name as an expression, similarly to {{FIM|Princess Celestia}}.<ref>{{C|FF|24|''Gilda and Rarity''}}</ref>


==Etymology==
==Etymology==
Grover is a name found in both English and Hindi languages, but has different meanings in both. In English, it means one who lives near a grove and cognates with "Grüber" while in Hindi, it translates to teacher or mentor. In the context of the show, it was likely just picked because it started with "G".
Grover is a name found in both English and Hindi languages, but has different meanings in both. In English, it means one who lives near a grove and cognates with "Grüber" while in Hindi, it translates to teacher or mentor. In the context of the show, it was likely just picked because it started with "G".

==In other media==
===IDW comics===
Grover was mentioned in {{C|FF|24|''Gilda and Rarity''}} when [[Gretchen]] used his name as an expression.


==Notes==
==Notes==