Edward the confesser
King ed the confessor
Edward the Confessor from 1042 until 1066. Then Harold Godwinson who was killed at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, followed by Edgar of the House of Wessex who was deposed after 8 weeks. Then William the Conqueror from 1066 to 1087
who ruled virginia for the king
the 1060's
1002
They might. The keys for 9 and 0 are beside each other, and people make mistakes when typing. But, as the 1060s were a historical period of much upheaval in Europe, they might really mean the 1060s.
Samudraguptawas the longest king, he ruled 45 years.
A king ruled a kingdom. A kingdom is a type of monarchy, but there are others.
There were several: Philip IV of Spain (Ruled: 1605 - Sept 17, 1665) Charles II of Spain (Ruled: Sept 17, 1665 - 1700) Charles II of England (Ruled: 1649-1651) Charles XI, King of Sweden (Ruled: 1660-1697) Frederick III, King of Denmark and King of Norway (Ruled: 1648-1670) Jan II Kazimierz Vasa, King of Poland (Ruled: 1648-1668) Louis XIV, King of France (Ruled: 1643-1715) António I of Kongo (Ruled: 1661 - Oct 29, 1665) King of Ryūkyū (Ruled: 1648-1668) King of Joseon (Ruled: 1659-1674)
Depends. You did not say where. Different languages in different places.
King Solomon the son of king David ruled Israel wisely.
no they have a ruler, not a king