Elizabeth II

Yes, she is suppose to be a virgin. Princess Diana was chosen because she was a virgin. The only reason I can see that this marriage took place so fast is because they were living together and she was not a virgin and might already be pregnant.
To answer this very important question,yes,she must be a virgin if she is to marry the future king of England.Preferably of royal lineage,not a commoner.

He died in his sleep from a coronary thrombosis. He was relatively young at the time (56), but had been a heavy smoker, which likely contributed to his early death (he had already had a malignant lung tumor which had been removed).

Elizabeth the First was crowned Queen of England on the 15th Jan 1558

Elizabeth the second (the current queen of England) was crowned on the second of June 1953. (she first ascended to the throne apon the death of her father on the 6th of February 1952)

Her mother was Anne Boleyn. Anne died on 19th May 1536.

I am unsure of what the value of your 1955 Queen Elizabeth 0.50. I recommend taking it to a bank or coin collector to see if the coin is of any value and if so, how much it is worth.

There are two different types of queens: * queen consort - wife of a king and she doesn't rule. Woman becomes queen consort when her husband becomes king. * queen regnant - she inherits the throne and rules as a monarch. Woman becomes queen regnant if she is the ded ruler's heiress. There is usually a roman numeral next to their name. Some queens regnant gave their husbands the title of king, but they continued to rule alone. In medieval times, however, husbands of heiresses became co-heirs. Elizabeth I was not the first queen regnant. Her sister Mary I and Jane Grey (her first cousin's daughter) were English queens regnant before her. Mary I's grandmother was Isabella I, queen regnant of Castile. Many other countries were ruled by a woman centuries before Elizabeth I. For example, Norway, Sweden and Denmark were ruled by Margaret I. And Queen Matilda ruled England in 1141, 400 years before Elizabeth. Answer2 No, The Queen of Sheba was a queen without a king long before Queen Elizabeth I. Even in Britain itself Cartimandua, Queen of the Brigantes was a queen regnant something like 1500 years before Queen Elizabeth I.

Pounds= dollar Quid= dime Sorry, but that's all I know! It's sterling, sometimes referred to pounds or quid

Elizabeth fell in love with Phillip and did not have an arranged marriage.

Buckingham Palace in the City of Westminister

Princess Elizabeth, later to become Queen Elizabeth II, and Philip were married on November 20th 1947 in Westminster Abbey.

Queen Elizabeth I first gave Sir Humphrey Gilbert (drowned in 1583) permission to establish an English settlement in Newfoundland. Since he died in the attempt, the queen then gave his half-brother, Sir Walter Raleigh, the charter. He established the settlement of Roanoke Colony in present day North Carolina which later became known as the "Lost Colony".

Love. Because she wait for Jesus and wish him to marry her because she has been taken apart from him over a long time I think. He should be a man to her even he has so many failures. He shouldn't run away and try to stay beside her to show that he love her and protect her from crying. He is scared of being apart too, so why don't they marry. Because of royalty, they pretend that they don't love each other, but she gave her position to be a Pope so I would like to define that her love is "watching over him".

Elizabeth Tudor (Queen Elizabeth I) was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She reigned from 1558 - 1603. She was born in 1523.

Queen Elizabeth II is the current queen. She inherited the throne in 1952 and was crowned in 1953. Her parents were George VI and the former Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon

Princess Margaret did not have any children. She was the sibling of Queen Elizabeth the second and the younger daughter of King Gorge the fifth and Queen Elizabeth. Princess Margaret was married to Antony Armstrong one but was divorces shortly after.

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Buckingham Palace was not built until King George III's reign and was not used as an official royal residence until Queen Victoria's reign. It is a fairly new building compared to the history of the monarchy.

It's true that Queen Elizabeth I of England bathed very few times a year, it's reported that once a month, however, as strange as it may sound for us, it could be considered a high frequency habit if compared to the average number of baths other people used to have in those years in which such practice was a real luxury. In fact, the Queen was actually considered a neat and clean person.

Prince Edward fell in love with an American woman who had already bee married and divorced. Since she could never become Queen (Edward was supposed to be king), he gave the throne to his younger brother Charles. Charles became King Charles VI and his eldest daughter (Queen Elizabeth II) became Queen after him.

Queen Elizabeth became queen long before Shakespeare was a glint in his father's eye. He was born in the sixth year of her reign.

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Golden Jubilee: 50 Years

During her 45-year reign Elizabeth had many dogs. There is a painting showing her with a small lap dog - the dog's name was Mrs. Perico. The painting is attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder, circa 1585, and shows her at Wanstead House (Leicester's house). The painting is owned by the Duke of Portland and the painting can be seen at Welbeck Abbey. The dog, which looks to be a Maltese or something similar, is at her feet.

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There is some confusion. Queen Elizabeth II is from the house of Windsor. The Tudors included Queen Elizabeth I and Henry VIII. Queen Elizabeth II was born in April 1926

she was a protestant.she restored the Anglican church and went on to become on of the greatest rulers of history!