King Canute the Great
Cnut the Great, born 990 AD Denmark and died 1035 in England
Sweyn Forkbeard, 1013-14 (king of Denmark 986/7-1014 and Norway 999-1014)Canute, 1016-1035 (also king of Denmark 1018-35 and Norway 1028-35)
Norway and Sweden were at one time united as were Norway and Denmark.
King Harald Hardrada of Norway's claim to the English throne 1066. Harald ruled Norway with his nephew Mangus, in 1042 Mangus made a pact with Harthacut [ the Danish ruler of England ] since neither of them had heirs, they each promised their kingdom to the other in the event of his death. a war for the rule of Denmark. So Edward [the Confessor] became the King of England. He ruled for 23 years, and died in 1066. Now with Edward and Mangus both dead Harald Hardrada, King of Norway claimed, as he was Mangus's heir, he was the rightful heir to the English throne.
England was ruled by the Tudors starting in 1485. The first monarch during this time was Henry the 7th who ruled until 1509. The second ruler was Henry the 8th who ruled until 1547.
William the Conqueror
To become supreme ruler of England and have a handsome son
England ruled the colony of Carolina, first settled permanently in the 1600s.
Alexandria was a princess of Denmark. She married Edward the VII, so was known as Queen Consort of England and Empress of India.
King Charles II was the ruler of England during the Great Plague of London in 1665.
I assume by "Spanish Armada" you mean Phillip II of Spain's unsuccessful attempt to invade England, which occurred in 1588. At the time, Queen Elizabeth I ruled England.
For over a thousand years England has been a monarchy, meaning that it is ruled by kings and queens. Queen Elizabeth I was on the throne of England in 1564 when Shakespeare was born. Today England is a part of the UK and is ruled accordingly. There is a monarchy and Government.