Monarchy

no he is still alive

Florence Mary Brunel died in 1876

If you are asking about Queen Mary I, who lived in England in the 1500s, she was not especially associated with love-- she did get married (to King Phillip II of Spain) but mostly she is associated with brutally persecuting Protestants in England, and trying to force the Catholic religion on them. Her nickname was "Bloody Mary" as a result of these persecutions.

If you are asking about the urban legend of Bloody Mary, that is a more recent story, and it is a fake. Supposedly, she is a ghost and if you chant her name in front of a mirror, her spirit emerges and she will kill you. But there is no evidence to support this story, which seems to have first been told sometime in the 1950s and spread even more with the internet era.

He had two sons:

Sweyn, who became the king of Norway

Hardicnut who became the king of Denmark.

Catherine Sarah Dorothea Packenham (later Wellesley, of course). She was known as "Kitty".

The Glorious Revolution began shortly after James II became king in 1685, and began consolidating his royal power. The political struggle was given additional impetus in 1688 by the birth of a son to James. This threatened a Catholic dynasty, and the revolution deposed James in 1688 and installed the Protestant monarchs William III and Mary II in 1689.

There is a legend that says so, but no one really knows.

Yes

Very very very good Stratigest. He knew how to use the others army against them and use his troops even better than the others. For example he pretended to run away from battle drawing harolds army away from the hill and then attacked them.

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Queen Victoria ruled from 1837 to 1901 which was for 64 years.

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Viscount Lindley, David Snowdon

King Edward VI (sixth) was the son of King Henry VIII (eighth) and Jane Seymour. Henry was desperate for a son to inherit his throne, and have a heir to continue the family legacy.

At the time there were tensions between Protestants and Catholics. Henry had been a Catholic, and was taught Catholcism, but demands made by Protestant leaders and Henry ruling the Church of England without the Pope for not granting him a divorce with his first wife, (Catherine of Aragon) he supported the Protestants more.

Also, he had Edward taught by leading Protestants, but had his last law to be persecute Protestants. Edward, during his short rein, (he was King at 9 years old! However, his advisors ruled until he came of age at 12), changed the Church of England to Protestant laws and designs. Churches looked much more simpler than the elaborate designs of a Catholic church.

Edward had many laws change in the favour of Protestants, and had Catholic laws banned, and had Catholics persecuted. However, he died at 15, as people didn't live that long in those days, and disease and illnesses were more seriously considered than today.

By Imran Marashli, 13, Birmingham, England.

I hope the information has helped you!

Henry Sy was born on October 25, 1924.

Yes it does

As far as English history goes, King John was a Monarch during the Medieval period. He over-taxed his people, and was generally a very poor ruler. He was eventually forced to sign a document called the Magna Carta, which gave more rights to the noble class and fewer to the monarchy.

king john died in 1216 when he was visiting his mother

He reigned three years. I Kings 11&2 "Now in the eighteenth year of King Jeroboam, the son of Nebat, Abijam became king over Judah. He reigned three years in Jerusalem."

aha i don't know it.but he abuse his children

It is called a levee!

Mary Quant is most known for bringing life to the London-based fashion Mod movement in the 1960's. Mary Quant brought us hot pants and the miniskirt.

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To complete the quest or hold judgement probably a pirate is more better than a monarch. Pirates will just go ahead and shoot monarchs. The problem will be good.