Queen Victoria's uncle, Leopold I of Belgium, was the first King of the Belgians, reigning from 1831 until his death in 1865. He was a member of the Saxe-Coburg and Gotha dynasty and played a significant role in the establishment of Belgium as an independent state. Leopold was also a key figure in European politics, promoting liberal reforms and fostering relationships between various royal houses. His marriage to Louise of Orléans further strengthened ties between Belgium and France.
Queen Victoria had many Uncles. Her mother was the sister of Leopold I of Belgium. Victoria also had many Uncles on her fathers side as well. Three of them being George IV, William IV and a younger Uncle who became the Duke of Hanover when she became Queen
No, Queen Victoria was not rasied by both parents. Her father, Edward Duke of Kent died when she was a baby. Her mother raised her with the help of her brother (Victoria;s uncle) Leopold who was King of Belgium.
Queen Victoria met Prince Albert when he was visiting England, in 1836, and was immediately infatuated with him. Leopold I, King of Belgium and uncle to both Victoria and Albert, made arrangements for them to meet at his home with the hope that they would get married.
Queen Victoria's Uncle. George.
Queen Victoria's husband was her first cousin Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Victoria's mother and Albert's father were brother and sister. Albert and Victoria's common uncle Leopold (who was King of Belgium) thought that they would make a good pair. Because Leopold was like a father to Victoria she agreed to meet with Albert and his elder brother Ernest when they were all teenagers. Several years later Leopold wanted Albert to visit England again, and Victoria gave in. During this trip Victoria fell in love with Albert and proposed to Albert.
No none of her Uncles raised her. She however did have a father/daughter type relationship with her mother's brother Leopold. After her father died when she was little Leopold gave her mother money to help support herself and Victoria. Her father's elder brother William took an interest in her because by the time he was King he knew that Victoria would succeed him, but he did not raise her either.
Her uncle, King William IV.
Victoria succeeded William IV, who was her uncle.
She knew, because after her uncle died she had to take over Britain.
Her Uncle King William IV.
Queen Victoria did not have nine sons. She had nine children five daughter and four sons. Her daughters were Victoria Alice Helena Louise Bearice her sons were Albert Edward Alfred Arthur Leopold
Queen Victoria met Prince Albert when he was visiting England, in 1836, and was immediately infatuated with him. Leopold I, King of Belgium and uncle to both Victoria and Albert, made arrangements for them to meet at his home with the hope that they would get married.