Elizabeth II

Elizabeth II's mother Elizabeth II's mother was the queen consort (wife) of George VI. She was also called Elizabeth. Before her marriage, she was known as Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. After the death of George VI she was called 'Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother' in order to avoid confusion with her daughter.

Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon was the mother of Queen Elizabeth II.

None. That is why the throne went to James the First when she died. None.
if i am correct, elizabeth I did not have any children, she was the last tudor hence the fact she did not have any kids so therefore the was no heir to the throne after her. that is how the tudor period ended.

HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, who died in 2002 at the age of 101, had six grandchildren:

Charles, Prince of Wales

Anne, The Princess Royal

Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex

David Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley

Lady Sarah Chatto

She had twelve great-grandchildren:

Prince William of Wales

Prince Henry (Harry) of Wales

Peter Phillips

Zara Phillips

Princess Beatrice of York

Princess Eugenie of York

James, Viscount Severn

Lady Louise Windsor

Charles Armstrong-Jones

Margarita Armstrong-Jones

Samuel Chatto

Arthur Chatto

I don't know but as a monarch she have the power to appoint the prim minister of the country, mean if he appoints a PM who support same sex marriage mean the PM support his prim minister in this issue.

The current government support same sex marriage.

Elizabeth Woodville

· actual name was Elizabeth Wydville

· born about 1437 at Grafton Regis, Northampton shire

· the daughter of Richard Woodville and his wife, the former Jacquetta of Luxembourg

· she married Sir John Grey of Groby, who was killed at the Second Battle of St Albans in 1461

· Elizabeth's two sons from this first marriage were Thomas (later Marquess of Dorset) and Richard

· Elizabeth was called "the most beautiful woman in the Island of Britain" with "heavy-lidded eyes like those of a dragon", suggesting a perhaps unusual criterion by which beauty in late medieval England was judged.

· Edward IV well known for his sexual appetite lusted after Elizabeth, but she wouldn't submit without a promise of marriage, Edward agreed, probably not meaning it ,but Elizabeth held him to his word.

· Amazingly they kept their marriage secret for 4 months, there was uproar when their secret came out, still it was a fruitful marriage ,as she had 10 children to Edward

· Overall Elizabeth had a fantastic personality and was a truly lovely woman, but a tragic ending.to her life .

Queen Elizabeth the first never married. Queen Elizabeth II was married on Thursday the 20th of November, 1947.

The Queen Alexandra Birdwing butterfly will eat several different types of things throughout its life. They will feed on fresh foliage, vines, and their own eggs.

she was 25 years of age

i think!! because i do!

Please check your coin again and post a new, separate question with its country of origin. None of the Commonwealth countries that issue 5 cent coins strikes them in silver for general circulation.

The Queen rules thirty countries: sixteen Commonwealth realms, including the United Kingdom, and the fourteen territories of the British Empire. If those countries were further subdivided the number would be greater, for example, the UK includes England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Queen is also the Sovereign Lady of the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey which are separate from the United Kingdom.

No, because she was born in London. However, her direct line goes back through her father George VI to Victoria who was the last of the House of Hanover, a German principality, to sit on the throne.

England started turning Protestant and England seemed to be coming together. But when queen elizabeth heard of a possiable assasinatoin by the Catholics she then started to turn against the Catholics and banish them. England was also involved in the Spanish Armada and had to worry about the possiable invassion of Spain.

Yes. Because they are 2nd and 3rd cousins several times removed.

The simplest way to say it is the are both great-great grandchildren of Queen Victoria (1819-1901).

Elizabeth II family line:

Edward VII (1841-1910), George V (1865-1936), George VI (1895-1952).

Edward VII was the first son of Queen Victoria and became King in 1901, upon his mother's death. After his death 9 years later, his second son George became King ( his elder son died in 1892) and ruled until his death in 1936 when his second son George VI became King. (His elder son abdicated so he could marry a divorcee). And Elizabeth is the eldest daughter of George VI.

Prince Phillip family line:

Princess Alice (1843-1878) was the third child and second daughter of Queen Victoria. Her eldest daughter Victoria of Hesse (1863-1950) had a daughter named Alice, Princess Alice of Battenburg (1885-1969) was a great grandchild of Queen Victoria and the mother of Prince Phillip (1921-) .

Therefore as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are both great great grandchildren of Queen Victoria they are both related.

As Elizabeth II was the daughter of King George VI, and as she chose her own name as her regnal name, her name before assuming the throne was, as it is after, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.

Do note that the Royal Family does not have a surname, thus that is her complete name.

Her Majesty The Quuen was the first monarch to visit Australia and visited in 1953 during her commonwealth tour just after being crowned Queen.

You're going to have to be a lot more specific. Elizabeth is queen not just of England but of all the countries in the British Commonwealth. In addition her image has been on coins since 1953, AND each one of those countries issues lots of different types of coins.

Please post a new question with

> the name of the country (if no name, it's England)

> the coin's denomination

> what year it is

You DON'T have to copy the "dei gra f.d. ..." words because they're on ALL Commonwealth coins and don't help to ID anything.

Type your answer here... Red, white and B

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5 feet in heels

Not yet, but her eldest grandson is recently-married.

Queen Elizabeth is currently 84 years of age.

England's motto is "God and my right" or the french one, "Dieu et mom droit"

Under the queens crest (which I don't know if this is the motto of her), is "Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor" or Queen by the Grace (or Will)

Elizabeth II has given the Knighthood to a couple of people such as William, Charles, Philip and Ann!!