When did Mary Queen of Scots become the Queen of England?

Answer 1

Mary Queen of Scots never became Queen of England. Mary became Queen of Scotland after her father the King of Scotland died. Her great grandmother was Margaret Tudor, daughter of Henry VII of England, who had married the King of Scotland. Margarets brother Henry VIII was King of England. (The one with the six wives) His three children Edward, Mary, and Elizabeth each died childless. It was during Elizabeths long reign that Mary tried to become Queen of England, She was thrown off her throne in Scotland in favour of her infant son James. When Elizabeth Tudor had Mary imprisoned because of her attempts to overthrow her, Mary tried even harder but was later executed. As Elizabeth had no children when she died she passed the throne to her cousin James, King of Scotland who became King of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland which was later changed to Great Britain/ United Kingdom.

Answer 2

She became Queen of Scotland upon the death of her father, James V, at midnight December 14, 1542. However, she was not crowned until September 9, 1542. Upon the death of Henry II of France on July 10, 1559, she technically became Queen Consort of France. However, she was not crowned prior to the death of her husband, Francis II.

Answer 3

She returned to Scotland from France in 1560 on the death of her first husband , King Francis II. After fleeing to England in 1567 she never saw Scotland again.

Answer 4

She became Mary queen of scots, because her Father King James, passed away. And she took over the throne from just six days old!

Answer 5

Her coronation was on the 9th of September 1543, having become queen on the 14th December 1542 when she was a baby of just 6 days old.

Answer 6

She came queen when she was six years old

Answer 7

Nine Months Old

Answer 8

she didnt

Answer 9

mary became queen when she was six years old

Answer 10

1586