Monarchy

By being next in line when the monarch dies.

King Charles I (1600-1649) became king of England in 1625. He had been baptised in Scotland after the Scottish Reformation (1560), so was never a Roman Catholic, although his wife, Henrietta Maria (daughter of France's Henry IV) was.

King George III (Reigned 1760 to 1820)

George III began his reign as King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. He also held the separate title King of Ireland.

During his reign, on 1st January 1801, the crowns of Great Britain and Ireland were united and he became King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

The title, "King (or Queen) of England" has not existed since 1707.

There were sorpose to be 135 insted 68 only turned up

48 others were allowed in

57 years old.

That is difficult to answer. His son became Louis XVII while in prison and never took the throne. Napoleon was the first real ruler of France to arise from the Revolution. Louis XVIII was the first King after Louis XVI to actually hold power. Any of them could be considere the successor. But the last two are more plausible than the first.

Ex=Presidents are refereed to as former president.

i.e. Former President Bill Clinton.

However, people just say President George Washington.

They will always have that title, even after impeachment.

He was elected president, which is why he is a president.

When Edward VI ascended the throne he was a healthy plump with short, light orange colour hair similar to when he was an infant. His eyes were also a beautiful tiger-like golden. By the time he was in his third year of rule, he had lost weight but still remained a nice slim figure. Most historians speak of Edward as a "Sickly boy" but he was in great shape most of his life until he fell gravely ill in early 1553. Trust me I am a historian on the Tudor Dynasty and only that Dynasty. Edward was described as tall, handsome and intelligent. Yet only in his sixth year of rule Edward caught Tuberculosis. Then he was no longer the good looking youth he used to be. His body started swelling severely and a few days before the end of his life, he started producing bad odors. His final words were "I am faint. God have mercy on me and take my soul". Now Edward is finally at rest after a long, painful struggle. His remains lay at Henry vii lady chapel England. R.I.P. Eddy!

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They were murdered. Most sources say that they were suffocated by feather beds (pillows). However some other sources say that they were drowned in wine OR poisoned with a venomous potion.

Some sources also say that Miles Forest and John Dighton were the murders whereas others say that it was Sir James Tyrell.

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The Kings and Queens of Great Britain. Queen Victoria, who ruled Great Britain and Ireland for over 60 years, was the monarch most associated with the Empire. Among her many titles was Empress of India.

Depends, most monarchys today are democratic monarchys in which the ruler is just for show and has little power. But dictatorships have one supreme leader

Henry VIII

Richard the third is buried in Lanchester in a car park under a " R ".

Edward V, Richards 12 year old nephew. Richard imprisoned him in the tower then had him murdered

Charles II was himself a liberal and tolerant Protestant until he converted to Catholicism on his deathbed. He died on the 6th February 1685.

He was one of the first people to play tennis and he was only 56 when he died and he made England strong

He also had six wives- Cathrine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymoure, Anne of Cleves, Cathrine Howard, and Cathrine Parr.He loved Jane Seymoure the most because she was the one who gave Henry a son- EdwardV1. And apparently Henry owned over 70 big houses, castles, and palaces. He was very clever at school, and whenever he missbehaved, he had his whipping boy whipped! He also enjoyed hunting and jousting.

She had two younger sisters: Catherine Grey and Mary Grey.

Since they both still had a claim to the throne, Elizabeth I was very displeased when both of them married without consent and had them locked up for a time.

King Edward VII reigned from the death of his mother, Queen Victoria in 1901, until his own death in 1910.

King George V reigned from the death of his father, King Edward VII in 1910, until his own death in 1936.

King Edward VIII, who was never crowned, reigned from the death of his father, King George V in January 1936, until his abdication in December 1936.

King George VI reigned from the abdication of his brother, King Edward VIII in 1936, until his own death in 1952.

Charles 1 started a war against parliament

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George, Duke of York, married Princess Mary in 1893.

Mary had six children Edward VIII (1894-1972), George VI (1895-1952), Mary (1897-1965), Henry, Duke of Gloucester (1900-1974) George, Duke of Kent (1902-1942) Prince John (1905-1919).

They intermarried with other royal houses and noble houses in Europe. Especially with those of France and later Germany. So they would sometimes marry people who were distant relations.

They were not nearly as bad as the Habsburgs, who would marry nieces or first cousins constantly.

King Edward VI Aston School's motto is 'Dieu Et Mon Droit'.