Monarchy

King Breezy is a boy named Jayshaun Marquell Neal

u were h enemy and i was his friend!;)

No

maisha

Yes she was. Henry VIII had two sisters named Margaret and Mary. Anne Boleyn had one sister named Mary

Queen Beatrix of Netherlands' Heir is her son Willem-Alexander, Prince of Orange

The Ancient Spartans

A Count.

King Louis XVI's trial for treason started around the middle of January, 1793 and ended when he was decapitated by the guillotine.

"Pube Strummer."

Judith Keppel is a descendant of the brother-in-law of Alice Keppel, a mistress of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom.

As such, she does not stand anywhere in the line of succession.

There is no "English" throne - the title "Queen (or King) of England" has not existed for over 300 years.

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John was nicknamed soft sword because he was rubbish at fighting and could not ride horses he hardly ever won any wars or fights he was involved in.
John soft sword is king john who reigned from 1199-1216

his first wife was prince Diana of Wales but they got divorced and started dating his old girlfriend (Camilla) and got re marred

King Henry the second performed public penance in 1174 when some knights killed his friend Thomas Becket.

William Kelly was born on August 22, 1811.

That was tthe Electress's son, George I, Elector of Hanover who inherited the British Crown.

Yes she did - a son that went on to be King Edward VI

If you are referring to "Queen Mary I, of the Scots" and often notoriously dubbed with "Bloody".

1) She was married to a Spaniard, Phillip, who happened to be her cousin's son. This freed the rest of the royal bachelor world from the potential horror of having to get into bed with her.

2) She thought her cyst was a son. This allowed certain Thanksgiving services to be held in London...any excuse for a party is generally regarded as a good thing.

3) She might have inspired "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" which on the whole is an excellent nursery rhyme.

And here's a potential 4th good thing.

If you're Catholic, she killed a bunch of protestants. Isn't that wonderful?

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OK can i just say that the 3rd reason u have suggested is mean, do you really know what the nusery rhyme stands for? I'm guessing not

Let me tell you then, Mary Tudor wasnt very good at making up her mind or making decisions hence the first line "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary"

Mary couldn't have any children, again the second line says "How does your garden grow?" that is making fun of her

The third line says "With silver bells and Cockle shells" Her favourite music was church bells which was a very unpopular choice of music. Her husband Phillip II of Spain cheated on her repeatedly which was called Cockhandling hence the line "Cockle bells"

The last is the worst with the line "With pretty maids all in a row" Do you know what this means? No obivioulsy not. When Mary did have children they were all stillborn and Girls, when she gave birth to her dead daughters she buried them in rows in her garden. As you now see the Nursery Rhyme is a mockery to her not a tribute.

Signed a Protestant

George III 1760-1820.

If you're asking who Richard the Lionheart's mother was - the answer is Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Yes he did, of gangrene and old age at the Palace of Versailles.

Bloody

Queen Elisabeth of Albania, born Princess Elisabeth of Romania in 1894, was the wife of King Zog I of Albania and served as the country's queen consort from 1928 until 1939. She was known for her efforts in promoting education and healthcare in Albania. After the Italian invasion of Albania in 1939, she went into exile and spent much of her life in France and later in the United States. Queen Elisabeth passed away in 1959, leaving behind a legacy of cultural and social contributions to Albania.

shovel

she was killed by cleopatra (her sister)