Yes, but the monarchy has been changed into a constitutional monarchy, making it more powerful than a regular monarchy.
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England has no "Kings". In 1801 England became part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and later in 1922 The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
After the "Glorious Revolution" of 1688 when James II was overthrown and replaced by William of Orange. The new government enacted the English Bill of Rights which removed the absolute power of the monarch and transferred it to Parliament and the elected representative of the people. Under this Bill of Rights the monarch reigned as a Constitutional hereditary monarch with very little real powers. For the last 323 years the people of the United Kingdom have been happy to continue with this arrangement.
The King of England and the King of Scotland were the same person. And they still are.
Last king of what? There are still kings today. Queen Elizabeth's heir will be king of England. Sweden has a king. There are other countries that are still monarchies.
One can find a list of all the Kings of England from Wikipedia and Britannia. Britannia also has Monarchs, History of Britain as well as the Kings of England.
England is home to the Queen of England and still unlike other countries has kings and queens. The beetles were from england, and the Magna Carta was created in England in the mid 1400's. It is also 74 times smaller than the USA
Because many counties chose to use England's queen but some do still have a king or a queen!
how many kings in England
yes he was one of the kings of england.
the early england rulers
become simultaneously kings of England and France
The cast of Kings and Queens of England - 2004 includes: Alan Ereira as Presenter
England
In England we had King John.