Only two so far.
Charles I ruled from 1625 until he was executed in 1649, and his son Charles II ruled from 1660 until 1685- although he technically became king when his father was executed, he was unable to take the throne until after the end of Cromwell's Commonwealth.
If the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, passes away, her son Charles could become Charles III: when a British monarch is crowned, they get to choose the regnal name they will use- if you've seen The King's Speech, you'll remember that King George VI was originally named Albert (or "Bertie" by his close friends/family).
Another little wrinkle is the Jacobite pretenders. A "pretender" in this sense means someone who claims a position, like king, that they can't have- either because someone else has it and they're unable to take it from that person; or because it no longer exists.
Charles II's brother became King James II after Charles's death. James II, who was an unpopular Catholic king in a Protestant country, was eventually overthrown by William and Mary during the "Glorious Revolution" in 1688-1689. Because James hadn't officially abdicated, his family and supporters, called "Jacobites" (from the Latin "Jacobus", meaning "James") considered him to still be king. There were some battles as he and his descendants tried to retake the throne, but they always wound up losing. The last major Jacobite pretender was named Charles Stuart (sometimes nicknamed "Bonnie Prince Charlie"), and Jacobite supporters consider him to have been king (although he never technically ruled).
In order, it was Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, Elizabeth I, James I, Charles I
Oliver Cromwell, who was a kind of dictator after the Parliament rebellion, the civil war and killing Charles I Stuart.
Oliver Cromwell, who was a kind of dictator after the Parliament rebellion, the civil war and killing Charles I Stuart.
Charles 1
the government system was pretty much a self-governed system.a man named Peter Stuyvesant ruled over the middle colonies for many years. y'all are so stupid even the person that told you the wrong awnser so im not telling you the real awnser
Charles
After James I of England died Charles I became king of England.
Charles I
King Charles II ruled after Oliver Cromwell, he restored the monarchy.
By the "protector" - Oliver Cromwell - he was a dictator.
charles 1 ruled england for 82 years between 1603 and 1625.
Charles ruled for 26 years. This was between when 1625 and 1651 (the day he was executed).
England was ruled by a Lord Protector for 12 years.
In order, it was Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, Elizabeth I, James I, Charles I
His daughter Mary II and her Husband William III
how many families ruled in the middle ages
King Charles the II ruled England. He took the throne in the year 1660 after returning from hiding. Earlier, King Charles had to escape from England because he fought with the British Parliament. Unfortunately, he lost and fled to Holland.