The title "King (or Queen) of England" has not existed since 1707.
England is part of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - the other parts being Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland.
Queen Elizabeth II inherited the monarchy from her father, George VI, upon his death in 1952.
She is Queen of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with a number of other countries, commonwealths, and principalities. Upon her marriage to Phillip, while she was still heiress presumptive, she did not take the name Elizabeth Mountbatten, but kept her own name as Elizabeth Windsor. This is not a technicality, or merely a symbolic statement of modernism.
The Queen's husband is Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh. He is not 'King', a title implying power to reign, but rather 'prince consort.'
Upon the death of Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, her son, will become King despite his divorced status. His wife, the former Camilla Parker Bowles, will not be Queen, as would have been usual, but will rather be 'The Princess Consort.'
The king of England
King Richard i (The Lion Heart) was king of england
England needed a new King because Edward the Confessor, the king of England died.
Richard II was king of England at that time.
Yes King James was King in England when Jamestown was colonized.
The king of England in 1605 was King James I
He was the King of England and head of the Church Of England. That was his job.
The king of England
King George III was the King of England from 1760 to 1820.
He was the king of england
King Richard i (The Lion Heart) was king of england
the king oh england
England currently has no King.
I think Stephen is the best medivle king of England and Henry the I is the worst king of England
The king of England when the pilgrims left England was Charles the first.
England needed a new King because Edward the Confessor, the king of England died.
Richard II was king of England at that time.