Monarchy

His brother James II was King after Charles died, but several years later the daughter and son-in-law of James (William and Mary) took over
it was JamesII brother of King CharlesII,James was overthrown after 3 years,then it was WilliamIII and MaryII

Anne

King Aegeus, also known as Aegeus or Egeus, was a mythical king of Athens in Ancient Greece. He was the son of Pandion, the King of Athens, and Pylia, the daughter of King Catreus of Crete.Aegeus was a wise and fair leader of Athens, and is known for the many stories and legends that surround him. He was said to have taken part in the Trojan War, where he and his shipmates were saved by the goddess Athena. He is also credited with the founding of the Panathenaic Games, an event held to honor the goddess Athena.Aegeus is perhaps most famous for his role in the myth of Theseus, his son. He had promised to marry his son off to the princess of Athens, if Theseus were to survive the journey to the Island of Crete, where he was to slay the Minotaur. However, when Theseus returned, Aegeus had forgotten his promise, and instead threw himself into the sea in despair, giving the Aegean Sea its name.Aegeus' legacy lives on in Athens, where his name is still used to refer to the city. He is also remembered for his generosity, as he was said to have given his life to save his son.Aegeus' life and legacy can be broken down into the following key points:

• Son of Pandion, King of Athens, and Pylia, the daughter of King Catreus of Crete.
• Reputedly took part in the Trojan War.
• Founded the Panathenaic Games.
• Promised to marry his son off to the princess of Athens, but when Theseus returned, he had forgotten and threw himself into the sea.
• The Aegean Sea was named after him.
• His name is still used to refer to the city of Athens.
• Remembered for his generosity, as he was said to have given his life to save his son.

When did Queen Elizabeth Die?

Elizabeth II is called Elizabeth II not because she is a descendant of Elizabeth I, but because she is the second Queen in England with the name Elizabeth.

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Queen Elizabeth I reigned from 1558 to 1603.

Queen Elizabeth II has reigned from 1952 until the present day - and she is NOT the Queen of England, that title has not existed for over 300 years. She is Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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Both Elizabeths are descentants of Henry VII.

Personally, I think that Mary Tudor really deserved the title 'bloody' because, even though she had a bad and disruptive childhood, she managed to burn alive 284 people during her 5 years of reign. Also she didn't listen to the thoughts of her people, made huge religious changes, married Philip of Spain against the advise of many at court and lost Calais due to marrying him. At the same time, it was Philip of Spain who had made Mary Tudor unhappy and unpopular and also didn't like her very much. Overall, I argue that Mary Tudor deserved the title 'Bloody Mary'.

Georgius iii

When young (teens/twenties) she was petite and slender. She had long red/gold ringlets, a fair complexion, blue eyes, snub nose and long fingers. She was considered to be very beautiful and ballads were written about her beauty.

When she was older (late thirties) her hard life took its toll on her appearance. She was very thin- described as emaciated, tight lipped, still had her fair complexion, had a piercing gaze- she became very short sighted and had some wrinkles caused by stress that made her look older than she was. Contrast to when she was 24 and thought to look 18. She was not considered ugly in her later life but was no longer considered beautiful either.

he was beheaded

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Prussia was historically ruled by a series of monarchs, with the most notable being Frederick the Great, who reigned from 1740 to 1786 and expanded Prussia's territory and influence. The kingdom was part of the German Empire from its unification in 1871 until the empire's dissolution in 1918 after World War I. After the war, Prussia lost its status as a kingdom, and its territories were divided among the newly established Weimar Republic and later Nazi Germany. Ultimately, Prussia was officially dissolved in 1947 by the Allied powers following World War II.

Henry married six times so he could a boy son. Who would eventually take the throne after Henry died. And once Jane Seymour had died then he went on to marry other women so he would feel better about Jane Seymour dieing.

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Charles Sturt died of natural causes in England in 1869.

She planted laois and offaly because she wanted to rule Ireland

Mary Boykin Chesnut died November 2, 1886

king Harold and jhon

It was written as the National Anthem in 1874. The previous Anthem He Mele Lahui Hawaii was written by his sister Liliuokalani at the request of King Kamehameha V and may have seemed a bit less Nationalistic then his own work.

What is the difference between the Tudor and Stuart part of Hampton Court?

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Do you mean Henry Benedict Stuart, a grandson of James II, and brother of Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie), who became a Roman Catholic Cardinal?

If so, "Henry IX" as he might well have become if James II had stayed insitu on the throne; was born on 11 March 1725 and died on 13 July 1807.

The last Tudor monarch was Queen Elizabeth I. People with the family name "Tudor" are still on earth.

Edward Seymour and John Dudley.

Edward Seymour was Edward's Uncle. Dudley no relation but a trusted man by Henry.

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