Monarchy

If you mean Henry VIII, there was little he did that made England more powerful. He mainly squandered the royal treasury on unsuccessful wars that left England in possession of only one French territory - Calais - and made the break with Rome that threw England's nobility into Protestant and Catholic factions. This division of religious belief was a cause of many revolts and uprisings to come in the Tudor period.

Perhaps it could be said that Henry strengthened England's international position by making Protestant alliances, by marrying Anne Boleyn for example. However, by the end of Henry's reign he had little control of the nobility, as their fight which he had unwittingly caused, for England's religion, raged on.

It was George III. He became King in 1760 on the death of his grandfather (George II) as his father had died in 1751. He was King until his death in 1820, making him the longest reigning King in British history and the second longest reigning monarch (beaten only by Queen Victoria). He had long periods of madness and in his last 9 years as King his eldest son (George IV) was appointed Regent.

Mary died at age 42 at St. James's Palace on 17 November 1558. The cause of death is not known but it is thought that she suffered from hormonal problems possibly related to her pituitary gland. It is sometimes thought that she died from a form of influenza that came to England in 1558 and killed many of her subjects and even her close friend and cousin Reginald Pole who died 4 hours after Mary herself.

Henry's brother Arthur was to marry his first wife Cathrine of Aragon,a spanish princess,when he became very sick and died. Henry's family did not want to upset Cathrine's by sending her back, so they arranged for her to marry Henry. Henry was about 11 at the time so he had to wait a few years before marrying her.

England was first known as England at the time of Alfred the Great 871 AD to 924 AD. The English came to England as raiders in around 449 AD known by the Catholic Church as Adventus Saxonem or the Coming of the English. But it was not until Alfred The Great that the English started to form their own land. It was Alfreds Grandson - KIng Aethelstan who finally deafeated a combined army of Irish, Norse, Scots and Welsh at The battle of Brunanburgh in 937 AD. These initial English were a confederation of 3 Germainc Saxons Angles and Jutes. However, the people called themselves Anglisc (Angle-ish, Anglian) and the national identity was assumed under the heading Anglisc or Englisc, 'English'. The people gave their name to their territory, thus the Englisc gave their name to Englalond (England). Englisc was used from the time of Alfred the Great onwards to describe both in the sense of 'Englishman' and as meaning the 'English' language.

King Henry VIII's goals and objectives were mostly overall selfish and vain. Henry VIII was the creator of the English concept of the 'Divine rights of kings' and manipulated the laws to give himself more power and riches. One of the many things he was most well known for was the separation of state and church though did this for selfish reasons. He made this separation so that he could find his own Christian religion, the Church of England, and did this so he could divorce his wife whenever she failed to produce a son.

Henry Vlll also had a bad habit of executing his wives.

Elizabeth was the Grand daughter of Henry VII

HENRY VII - HENRY VIII - ELIZABETH

James was the great great grand son of Henry VII

HENRY VII - MARGARET TUDOR - JAMES (V SCOTLAND) - MARY QUEEN OF SCOTTS - JAMES I (VI SCOTLAND)

Elizabeth was James's grandfather's (James V Scotland) cousin

James was Elizabeth's cousin's (James V Scotland) grandson

The coat of arms that Henry VIII used intermittently throughout his reign featured, a fleur-de-lis and a dragon.

Monarchy is a form of government headed by a single person, usually the heir of the previous monarch.

No because , that is an impossiable question. Why would you ask that type of sh**?

Henry VII was a very paranoid king. After being crowned he decided that he did not want any of his own people to try and overthrow him and steal his rights to the throne. He came up with the idea that the noblemen would have to earn their rights to land and titles by showing that they could be trusted, rather than giving them land ad titles in order to bribe them into trusting him (which had been tradition in the English reign). This meant that fewer noblemen had power during his period of kingship.

Henry VII has also been known for attainting his noblemen, typically confiscating land and arresting. There may have been a few cases where he had his nobles killed. One example of attaintment which Henry VII was responsible for was that of Thomas Earl of Surrey, who was arrested and had his land taken away from him, despite being completely faithful to the king.

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Mary Bailey - aviator - died on 1960-07-29.

King George V was the Queen's grandfather.

Mary 1st married Phillip prince of Spain at sometime when she was Queen of England.

How many english actresses have played queen elizabeth ii

If it seems odd that a person named Elizabeth 1 would be called Bloody Mary, it is because Elizabeth 1 was not called that. She was known as 'Good Queen Bess'.

Mary 1, on the other hand, beheaded and burned to death over 200 people who supported the Protestant Reform in England, wishing to re-establish her Catholic religion. For that reason, her protestant opponents called her 'Bloody Mary'.

George VI

But when he was executed, cromwell allready ran the country, so he wasen't the king, basically

Lord Macartney compromised with the Chinese by offering the same respect as he gave his own King, George III, the Chinese accepted that offer, and historians should accept that compromise in the spirit in which it was offered and accepted. This question by its phrasing implies that Lord Macartney should have forgotten who he represented, that is, King George III, and treated Emperor Qian-long according to China's limited idea (at the time) of its position in the world. King George III had a different idea of the potential relationship between Great Britain and China from that of Emperor Qian-long.

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Catherine Howard didn't have any children.

King Edward VII's birth name is Prince Albert Edward Wettin of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.