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Suffered from porphyria

George III

The Empress of England

Matilda I

Fought Bonnie Prince Charlie

George II

Fought Bonnie Prince Charlie

George II

1066, the Domesday Book, its said he was so fat that upon his death his body burst.
William I - the Conquerer
He was killed accidentally whilst hunting.
William II - Rufus
His sons died on the White Ship.
Henry I - Beauclerc

Never declared Queen of England, she was the Lady of the English to some and the Holy Roman Empress, Queen of the Romans to others

Matilda I

His cousin was the next in line, he fought her as King but ultimately her son succeeded him to the throne.
Stephen I of Blois
He inadvertently killed Thomas Beckett.
Henry II - Plantagenet

He was an associate King

Henry the Young King (1155-1183)

He spent most of his reign on Crusades and left his mother to rule the country.
Richard I - the Lionheart
His rule was restrained by the Magna Carta.
John I - Lackland

Never legitimate King, but proclaimed King at St. Paul's 1216-1217

King Louis VIII of France - The Lion

He rebuilt Westminster Abbey.
Henry III Winchester
He was the Hammer of the Scots.
Edward I - Longshanks
Supposedly a red hot poker killed this King.
Edward II
He began the 100 years war.
Edward III
One of his first challenges as King was to resolve the Peasants Revolt.
Richard II
This King had to deal with the Welsh Rebellion lead by Owain Glyndwir.
Henry IV - Bolingbroke
This King claimed victory over the French at the Battle of Agincourt.
Henry V
He was King at just nine months.
Edward IV
He was never crowned, only reigned for 86 days & disappeared in the Tower.
Edward V
He
Supposedly he drowned his brother in a vat of wine, killed his nephews in the Tower, poisoned his wife, killed her father, had a hunch back, walked with a limp, was 2 faced and had a bad arm.
Richard III
His claim to the throne was tenuous but he ruled and made England great.
Henry VII - Tudor
He broke away from the Catholic Church, had 6 wives, beheaded 2, and is one of the best known English Kings.
Henry VIII
He was the only surviving male heir but died at just 16.
Edward VI
She was never crowned, but was still declared Queen, if only for 9 days.
Lady Jane Grey
She married King Philip of Spain who hated her and persecuted Protestants.
Mary I - the Bloody

Until his wife died, he was King of England and Spain

King Philip I

The last in her line, she had the body of a weak and feeble woman, but the heart of a King, a King of England.
Elizabeth I - Good Queen Bess/ the Virgin Queen
He was already King when he was crowned.
James I

He was at one point, the last English King

Charles I

He was no King, as he beheaded the last one, and ruled England with a Puritan grip.

Oliver Cromwell - Old Ironsides

Not as effective as his father, the last leader of the Commonwealth

Richard Cromwell - Tumbledown Dick

He died on his deathbed, a Catholic.
Charles II - the Merry Monarch
He was deposed in what is known as the Glorious Revolution.
James II
The only time there was a dual monarch.
Mary II & William III
She had 18 children, none of which survived.
Anne I
A German Prince, who claimed the throne just because he was Protestant.
George I

Fought Bonnie Prince Charlie

George II

Suffered from porphyria

George III

He saw Britain to victory over Napoleon, redesigned Buckingham Palace but is remembered for his robust waistline.
George IV
He was the sailor King.
William IV

The longest reigning monarch to date

Victoria I

This King only served for 9 years but has an entire era named after him.
Edward VII
He was the first monarch of the House of Windsor.
George V
Never crowned, and abdicated for love.
Edward VIII
He was the last emperor of India.
George VI
She may well be the most documented Queen to date.
Elizabeth II