Queen of England or king?

There is a queen and a male king in England. Britain has a queen because of the British law of succession to the throne. The descendants of the king have priority in inheritance. If the former king had only one daughter, the daughter succeeded to the throne; if there were daughters and sons, the son succeeded. Women's inheritance rights are guaranteed, and sons are greater than daughters in inheritance rights.

The Queen of England is lady sovereign of England. The British monarch is the head of state of Britain and its overseas territories. Now the male monarch is called the king, and lady sovereign is called the queen. The current monarch is Queen Elizabeth II,/kloc-0 was confirmed on February 6, 952, and/kloc-0 was officially crowned on June 2, 953.

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Mary I

Mary I (Mary I,1516+08 February 2006 ~155811October 17) Queen of England and Ireland (in theory, she is from. ?

Elizabethan

Elizabeth I (Elizabeth I,1was born in Greenwich, today's Greenwich, London, and died in Surrey on March 24th, 603), 1558+0 165438 June to/kloc-0.

Anne of Great Britain

Queen Anne of Great Britain (1 February 6, 665 ~171August 41) was the second daughter of Queen James II and anne hyde. 1683 married Prince George of Denmark. 170 1 year, the British Parliament passed the inheritance law, and Anne became the heir of William III. 1702, Anne succeeded to the throne of the Queen of England.

Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria (1865438+May 24, 2009 ~190165438+1October 22) is the longest-serving monarch in Britain and the first monarch to be called "Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland" and "India"

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor

Elizabeth II, whose full name is elizabeth alexandra mary windsor, is currently the British monarch, the head of state of Britain/Commonwealth and its 15 member countries, and the supreme leader of the Anglican Church.

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