Elizabeth II

A queen typically signs a variety of official documents, including state papers, royal decrees, and appointments for government officials. Additionally, she may sign ceremonial documents, such as letters of credence for ambassadors and awards for distinguished citizens. In constitutional monarchies, her signature often symbolizes the approval of legislation passed by Parliament. Moreover, personal correspondence and invitations may also bear her signature.

It means she is the messenger for the country.

History goes back only as far as a written record can be found for that area.

For some parts of the world history goes back several thousands of years. That includes Egypt, China and perhaps Greece.

For the Americas, history goes back to 1492 or later for most parts of America.

She had a cat named Marmalade and a guinea pig named Peanuts.

HM The Queen & HRH Prince Phillip have four children: Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward. They have eight grandchildren.

Queen Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) had one (half) sister, Mary I (1516 - 1558), and the current Queen, Elizabeth II (b. 1926) had one sister, the late Princess Margaret (1930 - 2002).

Following the death of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadejwho reigned for 70 years.13 Oct 2016, Queen Elizabeth II became the world's longest reigning monarch. Crowned in 2 June 1953, she is still on the British throne.

Wales is a part of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of which Queen Elizabethh II is the monarch.

You will be sent a birthday card from the queen automatically if you reach your 100th birthday, so long as you have a state pension :)

HRH stands for His Royal Highness, Prince William.

The last name of the Queen of England Elizabeth II is Windsor. The name was originally Colberg-Goethe but during WWII they changed the name of the Royal House to a more "English-sounding" name.

Indirectly. Because she was a direct descendant of Henry VII they would be distant cousins

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She was real. In 1560 Elizabeth Bathory is born into one of the oldest and wealthiest families in Transylvania. Her family had many powerful relatives a cardinal, princes, and a cousin who was prime minister of Hungary are among these relatives.

I don't know sorry

1953 or 1952

um... can u please be more specific? because nobody'll know what ur talking about with a question like that. u cant just ask a out of the blue question like that. but i will give you an answer anyway. Different queens do different things. ps- "out of the blue" means random question. like that came out of nowhere.

If you are asking about Queen Elizabeth II, she was 21 when she married Phillip Mountbatten in 1947.

Queen Elizabeth's direct heir to the British throne is her eldest son, Charles, the Prince of Wales. He has long been considered well qualified to be king because of his training and experience. Unfortunately, he could have a short reign because of his mother's longevity.

The question is patently ridiculous. There is no Illuminati, so there is no Queen of the Illuminati. Both are completely constructs of fiction.

In most monarchies, there is no lower age limit to becoming monarch - the title is usually hereditary and so is assumed on the death of the previous monarch regardless of age.

Naturally, when the new monarch is a child, some arrangement is made for the duties of the monarch to be carried out by someone else.

Queen Elizabeth was raised by her father because her mother got her head cut off. she got her head cut off because she had a girl

on 12 June 1999