Monarchy

Queen Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) was not killed by anyone. Although she had some narrow escapes in her life, particularly when she was locked up in the Tower of London in March 1554 for 8 weeks, on the orders of her half sister, Mary I (1516 - 1558). Mary was suspicious of Elizabeth and thought she might be the inspiration for plots against her.

Elizabeth I died on 24th March 1603, at the age of nearly seventy, when her health deteriorated, and she was greatly mourned by the nation.

if u mean the Tudor family, they pretty much ruled England, Henry VIII was famous for being the first person to have a divorce and because he had six wives, his son Edward VI was famous for ruling at the age of 9 and being very ill for most of his life, seeing as Edward didn't really know hi two sisters, he appointed his cousin Lady Jane Grey as the next Tudor ruler, Mary soon overpowered her and beheaded her taking the throne, she was Edward's half sister, she was famous for dieing of cancer and burning lots of protestants at the stake and finally Elizabeth, her rein was called the golden age and she was known as the virgin queen.

Philip II inherited his role as king from his parents. The majority of the territory came from his Habsburg father, Charles V, and rule over Portugal and its dominions came from the War of Portuguese Succession wherein Philip II asserted his mother's rights over Portugal after the death of Sebastian I.

Prince Albert died first. Prince Albert died in 1861 and Queen Victoria did not die until 1901.

i think that king Charles the 1st weaknesses are himself and other stuff?

He was unpopular with his subjects as he took a lot of money away from the people of England. His Tax Collectors, Empson and Dudley were also unpopular due to their tactics of getting more money. All were greedy. Only after Henry VII died in 1509, his son, Henry VIII executed Empson and Dudley which made the people of England happy again.

Only the first 15 in line are descendants of Queen Elizabeth. The first 18 are descendants of her father. Roughly 57-59 are descendants of her grandfather (the number of descendants is well known, but it is not clear if some of the babies should be considered Catholic or not). Roughly 90 are descendants of her great grandfather including the royal family of Norway.

After about 90 people the next in line are the descendants of Prince Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1844-1900) who was a son of Queen Victoria. The first of his descendants are the former monarchies of Romania and Serbia. The monarchy of Serbia lives in the United States and would like to be invited back to rule the country.

They maintain a website to keep track of the family. Exactly which ones is #100 would depend on a ruling about who is Catholic or not. The royal family of the United Kingdom only keeps official track of who is Catholic for the first 40 people. They decline to officially check out the "Catholicism" of the entire line of succession which is 5000-8000 people.

King John put money into the royal coffers. The claim might have been made that this made England richer, but in fact it only made King John richer. Every year he raised taxes and took more money away from his people. The claim might be made that this made England poorer, and in fact I think this is true.

A number of countries had abolished their monarchies prior to 1914, including France and Portugal. Other territories had broken free of their monarchies through revolutions or independence wars such as all of the countries in the Americas.

In many European constitutional monarchies the crown is a symbol of state power, and exists but is not actually worn by the monarch. In the UK however, the monarch does wear the crown at certain state occasions such as the opening of parliament and royal weddings.

Prince Charles - the future King Charles III

Philip was born May 21, 1527 and married Mary July 25, 1554. That makes him 27 years old.

the legendary figure of Menes is famous for being the first pharaoh of the 1st Dynasty in Egypt. He ruled some time between 3100-2850 B.C.

They were imprisoned in the tower of London by there uncle.

All British Monarchs are Church of England Anglicans and part of their royal title is Defender of the Faith.

28 years 355 days old (born January 28, 1457 and married January 18, 1486)

I think they are call thrones.

she was queen of england and france and had 2 kids and she liked to have lots of sex

It started when King James I published it in his book: the True Law, during the years 1597-8.

He married Wallis Simpson, an American divorcee.

Because of disapproval of the match, mostly by the Anglican Church, he abdicated the throne.

19th July 1553, after the death of her half-brother Edward VI and the deposing of Lady Jane Grey, the Nine days Queen.

King George V married Her Serene Highness Princess Victoria Mary of Teck on 6 July 1893