Lady Jane Grey was Queen for only nine days in 1553 because Princess Mary wanted to be Queen and went against her. Lady Jane Grey was then beheaded at the mere age of 15 years old.
Her nickname - "The Nine Days Queen" - came about because she ruled England for only 9 days, from 10 July - 19 July 1553.
19th July 1553, after the death of her half-brother Edward VI and the deposing of Lady Jane Grey, the Nine days Queen.
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Yes from 1553-1558, she was succeeded by her half sister Queen Elizabeth I.
Mary I 1553-1558 Mary II 1689-1694.
Lady Jane Grey was 15 when she became Queen of England.
1553 for nine days from 6th July on death of Edward VI
Her nickname - "The Nine Days Queen" - came about because she ruled England for only 9 days, from 10 July - 19 July 1553.
Yes, it's true. She reigned for just nine days - from 10 July 1553 until 19 July 1553 !
19th July 1553, after the death of her half-brother Edward VI and the deposing of Lady Jane Grey, the Nine days Queen.
The three monarchs who reigned during the year 1553 were Edward VI, who died on July 6, Lady Jane Gray, who ruled for nine days from July 10, and Queen Mary I, who ruled from 1553 until her death in 1558.
Lady Jane Grey was an English noblewoman who was crowned Queen of England for nine days in 1553. She was executed for high treason after a failed attempt to place her on the throne. Lady Jane Grey's reign was very short-lived, and she is remembered as the "Nine Days' Queen."
There's a lot of debate whether or not she was actually Queen. When Edward the VI died, he named Jane as his successor. She was immediatelly imprisoned. Her reign was only about nine days, beginning on July 10, 1553 and ending on July 19, 1553. She was deposed after accusations of treason.
Queen Jane 1553-1553
5 years, 3 months, and 29 days
Because was queen of england for nine days
Lady Jane Gray