It's astonishing how after so many miscarriage and successful pregnancy with mistresses, none of them ever thought that maybe marrying anyone related to you is a bad idea.
I was thinking the same thing, too. I'm studying my family, and I've come to the conclusion that the Royal family would only marry within the extended family if there's benefits that would preserve the monarchy in England and as well as its wealth. Some of these King's and Queens were torn between wanting to live a normal life and experience true love and a sense of duty to England and the monarchy. As Tina Turner used to sing, "What's love got to do with it".
You'd think, but you have to remember, King Charles is his own second cousin twice removed, because his parents - Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip themselves were second cousins once removed, with both of them being Great Great grandchildren of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Bare in mind, King Charles is technically closer related to himself, than he is to any of the other Monarchs in Europe, and he is related to almost all of them.
Tbf very little was known of genes, making that connection would be a huge stretch/guess. They would be more likely to think God was punishing them or something.
Although there are possible health issues for children born of consanguineous marriages, it is _unlikely_ that had much to do with the difficulty George III's children had producing heirs. The two oldest brothers separated from their wives very early on. A couple more brothers didn't bother to marry until there was a succession crisis with the death of Charlotte, Princess of Wales. And the king kept his daughters from marrying until they were pretty much past the age of fertility. (Charlotte did have one stillborn daughter, I believe.) Okay, after watching it again, I acknowledge he mentioned one marriage (William's) resulted in four miscarriages/stillbirths/early infant losses. I looked it up, and the early infant losses, at least, were due to infections (one in the mother, the other in the baby.) So...likely not due to consanguinity, either. There are plenty of women, even today, who are prone to miscarrying, even though their husbands are not closely related to them.
I got so confused...after I heard George iii, George ii, Queen Charlotte, then Charlotte the daughter, Charles I, Charles ii....I 🤔. I gave up on who was who 🤷🏽♀️
That's because the children were usually named for other relatives. The British royals also always have multiple middle names, some of which tend to be more unusual. Within the family, they're often known by one of those middle names.
I almost was wishing for a chart to pop up, on the left side periodically, as each person was introduced, while the guy was talking. Hard trying to keep 15 people straight. Otherwise, very good video!
The first three minutes and already there are mistakes. George IV did not have an affair for most of his adult life, he married Marie Fitzherbert, the marriage was annulled as he did not have his fathers consent which was required as he was heir to the throne. He housed her across the road from his palace - the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, Sussex.
@Keanu Reeves lol! England! I did live in Brighton some years ago, hence I know of Marie Fitzherbert and where she lived on Old Steine opposite the Pavillion.
@@samanthasmith61 he was married twice... first marriage was to Marie Fitzherbert which was annulled, second marriage to Caroline of Brunswick actually!
That’s what the Christians in America wants. Women only as breeding stocks and no abortions BUT never mind the thousands of children in orphanage! Those religious nuts don’t care about them
Yeah overturn murder,how terrible, close your darn legs and you wouldn't have to worry about being pregnant on and off for 21 years, I guess common sense is too expensive to have
@@purplelove3666 Women are closing their legs and now that's a problem! Men are becoming mental and turning into INCELS! Why are you so bothered all the time?
I always wondered what happened to these royals' illegitimate children. Were they acknowledged eventually? Do the royals' mistresses get huge compensations and live comfortably if not luxuriously with their children?
@@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460 Really??!!?! I haven't laid eyes 👀 on the child yet!! I'll have to check this out. Hmph! No wonder Kate might be looking for a divorce.😕
I've gotta hand it to Queen Charlotte: she was probably smart (but also kind of brave, given how the procedure hadn't existed for that long) to have her children inoculated against small pox. Although the deaths of Octavius and Alfred were terribly tragic, she probably managed to keep more of her children alive by doing that than not. Having 13 our of 15 reach adulthood was doing pretty well for that time period. Thank God we have reliable vaccines and antibiotics now and losing a child is a very rare (though perhaps, for that, all the more painful) experience.
Poor Charlotte. She had a life that would try the patience of a Saint. On top of having all.the children , she had a husband nutter than a fruitcake. 'Georgie-Porrgie pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry!"
The Monument of King Ernst Augustus of Hannover stands right in front of the Main Station in Hannover, impossible to miss it - it´s the main Meeting Point in Hannover. And there´re still lots of Ernst-August-Streets and Ernst-August-Places all over what is today Lower Saxony. It´s hard to believe that Ernst Augustus would have gotten a Monument in England - two totally different political culture´s at that time.
@@davina1961 You are the one who needs to do some historical research Davina. Charlotte was born into royalty, but she most certainly was not a queen from birth. She remained a princess until her marriage to King George III.
@@robertthomson1587 LOL I guess you only scratched the surface to what His-tory tells you I suggest you dig further from what you already know. I do not make comments without research. Have you researched Charlotte's background. I'll end it there
@@davina1961 I have indeed researched the background of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Clearly you have not. Had you done so, you'd have noted that she was born into a very minor ducal family in German and remained an unimportant princess until she was chosen to wed King George III. She was NOT a queen from birth. These are simple facts which you seem incapable of understanding.
I couldn't agree more. It's just insane, all the twists & turns. I watch this young guy on Forgotten History, and subsequently learned that just about all royalty, in all the countries that are set up that way, have a lot of weird facts associated with them. Just - wow. I think Grunge guy did a solid job with this video.
im trying to trace my Royal roots, in my late father's photo collection, were pictures of King George iv and other relatives,my father said we have blue blood in our family line through king George iv mistresses, blue blood is an English term for saying we're related to royalty, there was a post card from the Queen mother to a lady called miss fullerlove of Nottingham also in the photo collection, just wish i could find out the truth about my ancestry.
Keep trying! When I did some research on my ancestry, I found out that we (Germans) were related to the Danish Royal Family (and consequently to almost every other Protestant Royal Family in Europe, I guess) by the offspring of Frederick V of Denmark and Norway and his mistress. It‘s now kind of a fun fact about my family. Nowadays we are in no way near being noble 🤣 Btw, love your user name ❤️
These poor women having so many children and dying young or being abandoned for multiple mistresses. Being a queen would not have been an enviable position.
I find it strange that all of her children were half black and all of them were painted to be extremely pale white. Just fascinating. She led a strange life.
None of them were "half black". And she definitely was *not* half black since *her entire family tree of hers was White European* and the ancestor you *pathetic ignorant Afrocentrists* are obsessed with was born in 1240, *over 500 years before her* !
@@sayurik Fascinating how little people know about history! Black people have been erased from history since the beginning of time, yet have been instrumental to the evolution of all societies. May I suggest you take a course in black history….. you’ll learn plenty and save yourself from the embarrassment of ignorance 🙏🏾
@@angelabby2379 *She wasn't black* , her entire family was *white European* . But there was a rumor that one of her *Spanish* ancestors who was born *500 years before her* was Muslim and North African. *You can't be black if none of your family members are black* and *you can't have half-black descendants if you're white* ! You crazy people are fantasizing about *unbelievable bullshit* !
@@AriaLuminosaMadragana Bat Aloandro, her supposed "black" ancestor, 15 times removed, was a Sephardic Jewess of NORTH African ancestry. As the illegitimate issue of mistresses are not in the line of succession, it is of no real importance. There has never been a "black branch of the Portuguese Royal Family" and Margarida de Castro e Souza (correct spelling) was barren, so how could she possibly be anyone's ancestor? George III and Queen Charlotte are my ancestors. According to my DNA test, I have 0% African, Moor, Mozarab, or Portuguese ancestry. I already knew this, of course.
Blessed and fruitful was Queen Charlotte 15 children!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾 🙏🏾🌹💜🌹🙏🏾🙏🏾 after viewing this video I am reminded of one scripture concerning children , "'Your children are from you they are not of you''' 🌹💜🌹
My wife had aunt that never had her period after she got pregnant with her first baby, she had 27 children and 4miscarriages her oldest children took in to have her tubes tied, their father almost disowned them,
I had a great aunt with a similar story. Married at 14, 6 kids by 22, but then something went wrong. She suffered miscarriage after miscarriage until a doctor finally discovered she actually had uterine and cervical cancer. She actually survived and today she is 87. Her children weren't quite as fecund as she was, but she still has 20 grandchildren and more great grandchildren than I even know.
George III died in 1820, the same year that Victoria was born. George IV was King. William IV was the King whose death made Victoria Queen at eighteen.
This video was so confusing, pls i just want to know who gave birth to the one that eventually ruled for long? I mean which of King George and Queen Charlotte's children bloodline is ruling now?
Princess Charlotte (Daughter of King George III "The mad King" and Queen Charlotte, sister of George IV "The regent Prince"). Only had one daughter named Pauline of Wurtemberg, but it was a stillborn baby, and the complicated childbirth led the mother unable to have more children of her own.
You wrote King George IV yet it's King George III. Does no one proofread your stuff? Selling a commission is guaranteeing an Offcers rank, it has nothing to do with promotions.
My grandma had 9 she would have 10 but the one died when it was born these times where different times to it’s expensive to take care of children now to
In the 1960's, in my young working days I worked with senior citizens, and when you asked the old ladies about their families they would often say - I birthed 5 children, or 4 of my children grew to be grown up, because not so long ago it was that common for a family to lose some of the children they birthed !! It always seemed so sad to me, but to them it was entirely normal !
15 kids I suppose what else was there to do? Plus they lived each other. But popping out 15 I believe 13 survived. I'm intrigued what became of the descendants of the children. QC was 3 generations related to Queen Elizabeth. Which will make sense as Their is Germany heritage in the Royal Family. If you think about it the Royals are not true British. Prince Phillip was from Greece his mother married Prince Andrew of Denmark and Greece in 1903. She also experienced Mental health. Including 2 of the Queens Close cousins who were locked away in a mental institution. So Mental illness runs through the Royal Family its not knew but was shunned in those days.
I know that this may be a tough question to answer much less to try and gauge .....but how much in contact with and or how close was Queen Victoria to any of her German cousins by way of her Uncle George, or her dear Uncle Leopold? I know of course in the early part of the last century the royal family did everything that they could to distance themselves from their German lineage. However coming forward into today's time period I wonder how their German relatives feel about basically being 'ghosted,' for well over a hundred years, knowing full well exactly how much they are intrinsically, by blood and heretedy they are related to the remaining older members of the royal family? Charles, from what i remember actually hasn't visited any of his German relatives probably in more than a decade correct? I wonder if on the other hand they are just as happy as clams to be separated away from all the drama !!
It never ceases to amaze me that royalty that espouses being "God's Chosen" and anointed to lead their people by act and virtue are the very LEAST virtuous in their roles as husband(s)/father(s).
As a member of one of his *NUMEROUS* bastard lines I assure you he did. Charlotte was his only legitimate child, IE. born within wedlock with his official legal wife.
@@cassandralyris4918 I know what legitimate means. Furthermore it was only rumoured and never substantiated. None that he acknowledged neither whose mothers were identified.
@@areiaaphrodite Sorry. George IV had a mistress , he considered her his wife, named Maria Fitzherbert who gave birth to 2 children. Because she was Catholic and the Prince of Wales hadn't gotten permission to marry, their children were never recognized. He married his cousin Princess Caroline of Brunswick so parliament would pay his enormous debts. She gave birth to his only legitimate child, Princess Charlotte. When Princess Charlotte died in childbirth there was no legitimate heir to the throne and the race was on to see who could give birth to an heir. The eventual winner was Queen Victoria, the daughter of the Duke of Kent.
@KathyWarner That is also unconfirmed, especially since Maria FitzHerbert signed a document stating that her union with George went without issue. And yes, I was already quite aware of the rest of that information, like most other people also know.
Her features come from her moor side of her ancestors of 500 years prior. She did have a lighter complexion ( white passing) but she definitely had beautiful moor features.
It has been the case for centuries that usually, though not always, the second son of the monarch is the Duke of York, - George and Charlotte's second son was CERTAINLY NOT THE FIRST DUKE OF YORK. Just read a few of Shakespeare's history plays to get the gist! Edward IIIs son, Edmund of Langley was the first due of York, he was born in 1341, he happened to be the fourth son.
Doesn’t the younger Ernest Augustus resemble Boris John, who by the way, has both British royal ancestry and is also related to Ataturk, the father of modern Turkey. Check out his episode of the BBC’s “Who do you think your are”
Great voice yea can’t imagine spending 10 years pregnant. Did a lot of women in those days have women problem after having so many children. Like maybe are uterus would fall?
What are your thoughts on these royals from the past?
George III tried to teach his children to hold morals as much as he but only a few decided to keep the plan.
@@sirwelch9991 Just like all of us😂
Charlotte was of African descent, what's with the white washing?
The children in that day n time seemed to die young
What an impressive and loving father to not want his daughters to get married! And from that period as well? I am very impressed.
Anyone else here from Queen Charlotte?
the painting of george the 4th looks so much like the actor
yup
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This just tells me that there’s so many royal blood children that’s probably wondering around the world.
Yep
Getting taxed 😂
It's astonishing how after so many miscarriage and successful pregnancy with mistresses, none of them ever thought that maybe marrying anyone related to you is a bad idea.
I was thinking the same thing, too. I'm studying my family, and I've come to the conclusion that the Royal family would only marry within the extended family if there's benefits that would preserve the monarchy in England and as well as its wealth. Some of these King's and Queens were torn between wanting to live a normal life and experience true love and a sense of duty to England and the monarchy. As Tina Turner used to sing, "What's love got to do with it".
some, very few though, were suspicious of it!
You'd think, but you have to remember, King Charles is his own second cousin twice removed, because his parents - Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip themselves were second cousins once removed, with both of them being Great Great grandchildren of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Bare in mind, King Charles is technically closer related to himself, than he is to any of the other Monarchs in Europe, and he is related to almost all of them.
Tbf very little was known of genes, making that connection would be a huge stretch/guess. They would be more likely to think God was punishing them or something.
Although there are possible health issues for children born of consanguineous marriages, it is _unlikely_ that had much to do with the difficulty George III's children had producing heirs. The two oldest brothers separated from their wives very early on. A couple more brothers didn't bother to marry until there was a succession crisis with the death of Charlotte, Princess of Wales. And the king kept his daughters from marrying until they were pretty much past the age of fertility. (Charlotte did have one stillborn daughter, I believe.)
Okay, after watching it again, I acknowledge he mentioned one marriage (William's) resulted in four miscarriages/stillbirths/early infant losses. I looked it up, and the early infant losses, at least, were due to infections (one in the mother, the other in the baby.) So...likely not due to consanguinity, either. There are plenty of women, even today, who are prone to miscarrying, even though their husbands are not closely related to them.
I can't imagine spending over a decade of life pregnant.
I imagine if you're pregnant with a royal, you're treated pretty damn well. Or they could treat them like garbage. Could go either way tbh
Thankful for birth control
It does mean a decade of limited periods. Potential upside?
Nor can I, welcome to America!
Alot of sex! I could only be pregnant once!
Came here after Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Thank you for the break down on all of their children
I got so confused...after I heard George iii, George ii, Queen Charlotte, then Charlotte the daughter, Charles I, Charles ii....I 🤔. I gave up on who was who 🤷🏽♀️
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Same😅
😂😂😂😂 same
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✋️ me too 😆 🤣 😂
It's like they only use 5-6 names: Edward, George, Charles, Charlotte, Elizabeth, etc. 😮
You forgot Victoria
And Mary lol
And William
That's because the children were usually named for other relatives. The British royals also always have multiple middle names, some of which tend to be more unusual. Within the family, they're often known by one of those middle names.
I almost was wishing for a chart to pop up, on the left side periodically, as each person was introduced, while the guy was talking. Hard trying to keep 15 people straight. Otherwise, very good video!
Yes! Especially when there are multiple people with the same name.
Whew, and I thought my Great Grandma having 12 kids was crazy!
My grandma had 8 kids. My great great grandmother had 22 kids.
@@momof1576 22? Nah, I don't think I believe you.
Chances are that she had more than those who were recorded.
My grandmother had 13 kids, all born at home with only her sisters to help. ❤
Well that sounds like a nightmare from hell.
So I guess it's true, daddies little girls, that's kind of sweet that he did not want his daughters to marry men that would be cruel to them.❤
The first three minutes and already there are mistakes. George IV did not have an affair for most of his adult life, he married Marie Fitzherbert, the marriage was annulled as he did not have his fathers consent which was required as he was heir to the throne. He housed her across the road from his palace - the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, Sussex.
@Keanu Reeves lol! England! I did live in Brighton some years ago, hence I know of Marie Fitzherbert and where she lived on Old Steine opposite the Pavillion.
@Keanu Reeves gosh! Should I take the red pill or the blue one? Lol
I'm pretty sure George IV had many liasons... not affair as he wasn't married
@@samanthasmith61 he was married twice... first marriage was to Marie Fitzherbert which was annulled, second marriage to Caroline of Brunswick actually!
Also Maria was a Catholic
Imagine being pregnant on and off for 21 years..
Well here in America it will become normal if they get away with overturning Roe v. Wade!
That’s what the Christians in America wants. Women only as breeding stocks and no abortions BUT never mind the thousands of children in orphanage! Those religious nuts don’t care about them
Yeah overturn murder,how terrible, close your darn legs and you wouldn't have to worry about being pregnant on and off for 21 years, I guess common sense is too expensive to have
@@purplelove3666 Women are closing their legs and now that's a problem! Men are becoming mental and turning into INCELS! Why are you so bothered all the time?
I mean if you like your husband and have no birth control.
I always wondered what happened to these royals' illegitimate children.
Were they acknowledged eventually?
Do the royals' mistresses get huge compensations and live comfortably if not luxuriously with their children?
@Jordan
Thank you for sharing this information. Glad to hear. 😊👍
We could ask Rose since it's painfully clear her youngest son is actually Prince William's kid. 🤭
Ask the Prince of Monaco who had an illegitimate child.
@@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460 Really??!!?! I haven't laid eyes 👀 on the child yet!! I'll have to check this out. Hmph! No wonder Kate might be looking for a divorce.😕
@@prettyacct two illegitimate children. A older girl to the first born boy
I came here after watching Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
Did you learn anything?
Interesting to learn about the previous Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex.
I've gotta hand it to Queen Charlotte: she was probably smart (but also kind of brave, given how the procedure hadn't existed for that long) to have her children inoculated against small pox. Although the deaths of Octavius and Alfred were terribly tragic, she probably managed to keep more of her children alive by doing that than not. Having 13 our of 15 reach adulthood was doing pretty well for that time period. Thank God we have reliable vaccines and antibiotics now and losing a child is a very rare (though perhaps, for that, all the more painful) experience.
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
This story is partially told in the new bridgeton series. The story is of the king & queen.
they really did need all those spare heirs in the end
king should let his daughters marry to secure any successor but no🤣💀
The Horrible Histories reference was perfect! That show is so good. 😂
I was looking for this comment. 😂
@@SiouxieSioux Me too.
Thank you for this, going find it to watch now! Lol
Very good research and video. Thanks!
Numerous mistakes
Now that's interesting ❣️❣️He managed his life,broke up fights, and took care of the young ones in the house too ❣️ I love all of this crap
31 yr old spinsters stand up 🙋🏽♀️😭
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Thank God for Victoria, she put an end to that stuffy Hanoverian tradition of "men only" on the throne
Victoria was 1/4 black so she is the first black ruler of all England
@@angelabby2379 wait. WHAT?! Seriously?
@@Hypegreene05 i mean Queen Charlotte was Queen Victoria's Grandmother
her father was her 5th son
@Beautifullyblkproud Mary was the first queen, she was Elizabeth I older sister
@Beautifullyblkproud I thought that italian Medici queen was first.
I think they were all cute/pretty as children, or at least they were painted that way, of course being royalty may have motivated the painter 😉
Hang on I’m gonna need a spreadsheet
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What did Charlotte's mother look like, I have yet to see that published.
Google works.. she looks a lot like her mother
Princess Elisabeth Albertine of Saxe-Hildburghausen
Poor Charlotte. She had a life that would try the patience of a Saint. On top of having all.the children , she had a husband nutter than a fruitcake. 'Georgie-Porrgie pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry!"
better than life of a peasant
That’s my jam😅
Better than being a slave
She did love him.
That quote was referring to George IV.
The Monument of King Ernst Augustus of Hannover stands right in front of the Main Station in Hannover, impossible to miss it - it´s the main Meeting Point in Hannover. And there´re still lots of Ernst-August-Streets and Ernst-August-Places all over what is today Lower Saxony.
It´s hard to believe that Ernst Augustus would have gotten a Monument in England - two totally different political culture´s at that time.
Queen Charlotte was made a monarch at birth and was Queen when she married George Iii
Nonsense.
@@robertthomson1587 Of course she was she cane out of royalty due to lineage. If you studied the history you would know.
@@davina1961 You are the one who needs to do some historical research Davina. Charlotte was born into royalty, but she most certainly was not a queen from birth. She remained a princess until her marriage to King George III.
@@robertthomson1587 LOL I guess you only scratched the surface to what His-tory tells you I suggest you dig further from what you already know. I do not make comments without research. Have you researched Charlotte's background. I'll end it there
@@davina1961 I have indeed researched the background of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Clearly you have not. Had you done so, you'd have noted that she was born into a very minor ducal family in German and remained an unimportant princess until she was chosen to wed King George III. She was NOT a queen from birth. These are simple facts which you seem incapable of understanding.
Who was the host of this segment on Grunge? Great presentation and commentary!
Interesting.
Thank you💕🇺🇲
I just love how you said he was supposed to live long enough, which he failed to do. Like he decided his death. Smh
this popped up right after i watched Queen Charlotte A Bridgerton Story. 😒 🤔
Interesting. Amazeing the craziness that happens in royal famlies. No family is normal. Disfuntional.
I couldn't agree more. It's just insane, all the twists & turns. I watch this young guy on Forgotten History, and subsequently learned that just about all royalty, in all the countries that are set up that way, have a lot of weird facts associated with them. Just - wow. I think Grunge guy did a solid job with this video.
Amazing and dysfunctional. Spelling mistakes annoy me
good quick bios. ...thanks
Did any of the children suffer from bad health like their father?
im trying to trace my Royal roots, in my late father's photo collection, were pictures of King George iv and other relatives,my father said we have blue blood in our family line through king George iv mistresses, blue blood is an English term for saying we're related to royalty, there was a post card from the Queen mother to a lady called miss fullerlove of Nottingham also in the photo collection, just wish i could find out the truth about my ancestry.
Keep trying! When I did some research on my ancestry, I found out that we (Germans) were related to the Danish Royal Family (and consequently to almost every other Protestant Royal Family in Europe, I guess) by the offspring of Frederick V of Denmark and Norway and his mistress. It‘s now kind of a fun fact about my family. Nowadays we are in no way near being noble 🤣
Btw, love your user name ❤️
So very interesting....thanks!
Elizabeth of 1770 was CLEARLY the most prettiest of the bunch.. 🤗😊💕
Hey, the red in our flag is because it was Charlotte’s favorite color.
Wow❤❤
Talk about a family that has so many skeletons and sins, it is soooooo sad.
0:20 is this a typo? He says king George 3 but the Roman numerals says 4
He is beginning with the list of children. It is supposed to say "George IV" because that's his first child.
These poor women having so many children and dying young or being abandoned for multiple mistresses. Being a queen would not have been an enviable position.
I love how you use snippets from Horrible Histories!!!
It's absolutely awesome!
Very interesting!!
A family tree would have helped me follow along easier. Walk with History is heading to England in a couple of weeks. ;)
There might be one at Wikipedia
I find it strange that all of her children were half black and all of them were painted to be extremely pale white. Just fascinating.
She led a strange life.
Half black? They were all white with white ancestors. Do not base your education on Netflix.
None of them were "half black".
And she definitely was *not* half black since *her entire family tree of hers was White European* and the ancestor you *pathetic ignorant Afrocentrists* are obsessed with was born in 1240, *over 500 years before her* !
@@sayurik She was half black in real life. Do your research before trying to say something that is silly.
@@sayurik Fascinating how little people know about history! Black people have been erased from history since the beginning of time, yet have been instrumental to the evolution of all societies. May I suggest you take a course in black history….. you’ll learn plenty and save yourself from the embarrassment of ignorance 🙏🏾
@Sayuri K clearly, you are ignorant of the history of Queen Charlotte's background.
Was Charolette depicted in Bridgerton?
Yes. She even said “after 15 children you would think I would have ran out of names” after naming her zebras.
@@kizziematthews5909 she is the first black Queen! and her granddaughter Queen Victoria was first biracial Queen too
@@angelabby2379 *She wasn't black* , her entire family was *white European* . But there was a rumor that one of her *Spanish* ancestors who was born *500 years before her* was Muslim and North African. *You can't be black if none of your family members are black* and *you can't have half-black descendants if you're white* ! You crazy people are fantasizing about *unbelievable bullshit* !
Possible black ancestry doesn't mean black. Mixed doesn't mean black. Get over yourself. Stop reaching@@angelabby2379
@@AriaLuminosaMadragana Bat Aloandro, her supposed "black" ancestor, 15 times removed, was a Sephardic Jewess of NORTH African ancestry. As the illegitimate issue of mistresses are not in the line of succession, it is of no real importance.
There has never been a "black branch of the Portuguese Royal Family" and Margarida de Castro e Souza (correct spelling) was barren, so how could she possibly be anyone's ancestor?
George III and Queen Charlotte are my ancestors.
According to my DNA test, I have 0% African, Moor, Mozarab, or Portuguese ancestry. I already knew this, of course.
❤heart breaking 🙏🏾
Imagine being prescribed to live at seaside resort for your diagnosis.
*cough cough* im sick! Pls send me!
I need a scorecard to keep up with this video !
Blessed and fruitful was Queen Charlotte 15 children!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
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after viewing this video I am reminded of one scripture concerning children ,
"'Your children are from you they are not of you'''
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Duke Sussex past & present went against the status quo. I love that for them.
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The previous Duke of Sussex was an embarrassment. That is why the title had not been used since 1843, making it the perfect title for Harry.
Please do a video on queen victoria's grandchildren
The Hanovers were a wild bunch
Doesn't know the difference between England and Great Britain. PS: The current Princess Royal is HRH The Princess Anne.
A surpresa nao é pelo fato de ter tido 15 filhos mas sim por nao ter morrido nos partos o que era muito comum
WAIT WAIT WAIT! This is the King Singing on Hamilton
My wife had aunt that never had her period after she got pregnant with her first baby, she had 27 children and 4miscarriages her oldest children took in to have her tubes tied, their father almost disowned them,
Thank God for the wisdom of your wife’s aunt’s children! Their father should been castrated...by his wife...with a butcher knife...😏
I had a great aunt with a similar story. Married at 14, 6 kids by 22, but then something went wrong. She suffered miscarriage after miscarriage until a doctor finally discovered she actually had uterine and cervical cancer. She actually survived and today she is 87. Her children weren't quite as fecund as she was, but she still has 20 grandchildren and more great grandchildren than I even know.
Interesting history
All the children were pretty much plagued by their fathers mental illness in one way or another.
What happen to the illegitimate descendants?????
George III remained faithful to his wife. Therefore, it is very unlikely George had illegitimate offspring.
Amazing to survive that many pregnancies.
Was the, "G3" mentioned, here the specific king that was on the throne at the time when the crown was passed on to, QV, as a young teenage girl?
George III died in 1820, the same year that Victoria was born. George IV was King. William IV was the King whose death made Victoria Queen at eighteen.
This video was so confusing, pls i just want to know who gave birth to the one that eventually ruled for long? I mean which of King George and Queen Charlotte's children bloodline is ruling now?
Edward was the 4th son of George the III, he is the father of Queen Victoria. He died a year after she was born.
@@siobhanjordan3227Got it! thank you so much!
@@siobhanjordan3227 Thanks
Princess Charlotte (Daughter of King George III "The mad King" and Queen Charlotte, sister of George IV "The regent Prince"). Only had one daughter named Pauline of Wurtemberg, but it was a stillborn baby, and the complicated childbirth led the mother unable to have more children of her own.
Confusing as hell
Charlotte died in Childbirth. After 15 kids, her Uterus gave out and she lost Alot of Blood. Can't you just say NO!!
Wrong Charlotte. The Princess Charlotte who died in childbirth was Queen Charlotte's granddaughter. The daughter of the Prince of Wales.
Charlotte did NOT die in childbirth, she lived to old age
LOL I love in Charlotte, N.C., in Mecklenburg county.
Queen Charlotte is King of Clubs ♣REST IN POWER Blessings and Hugs 👑💜
Love that you used clips from "Horrible History "
Royal names to choose from:
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Charlotte
11 years and 3 months of her life pregnant.
Yikes
The children were born between 1762 and 1783.
the music is so loud :/
You wrote King George IV yet it's King George III. Does no one proofread your stuff? Selling a commission is guaranteeing an Offcers rank, it has nothing to do with promotions.
no, he didn't make a mistake. the first chapter is centered on George IV as the eldest child
Sounds like they need to do 23&me!!!
Princess Amelia was georges favourite child
Parliament did an internal investigation and found that their own person had done nothing wrong. That sounds very similar to what happens now. 😒
This is very confusing it jumps all over the places.
They never married family members ❤
My grandma had 9 she would have 10 but the one died when it was born these times where different times to it’s expensive to take care of children now to
In the 1960's, in my young working days I worked with senior citizens, and when you asked the old ladies about their families they would often say - I birthed 5 children, or 4 of my children grew to be grown up, because not so long ago it was that common for a family to lose some of the children they birthed !! It always seemed so sad to me, but to them it was entirely normal !
15 kids I suppose what else was there to do? Plus they lived each other. But popping out 15 I believe 13 survived. I'm intrigued what became of the descendants of the children. QC was 3 generations related to Queen Elizabeth. Which will make sense as Their is Germany heritage in the Royal Family. If you think about it the Royals are not true British. Prince Phillip was from Greece his mother married Prince Andrew of Denmark and Greece in 1903. She also experienced Mental health. Including 2 of the Queens Close cousins who were locked away in a mental institution. So Mental illness runs through the Royal Family its not knew but was shunned in those days.
I know that this may be a tough question to answer much less to try and gauge .....but how much in contact with and or how close was Queen Victoria to any of her German cousins by way of her Uncle George, or her dear Uncle Leopold?
I know of course in the early part of the last century the royal family did everything that they could to distance themselves from their German lineage. However coming forward into today's time period I wonder how their German relatives feel about basically being 'ghosted,' for well over a hundred years, knowing full well exactly how much they are intrinsically, by blood and heretedy they are related to the remaining older members of the royal family?
Charles, from what i remember actually hasn't visited any of his German relatives probably in more than a decade correct?
I wonder if on the other hand they are just as happy as clams to be separated away from all the drama !!
It never ceases to amaze me that royalty that espouses being "God's Chosen" and anointed to lead their people by act and virtue are the very LEAST virtuous in their roles as husband(s)/father(s).
🎾 Permijit Dunkley
So many children
George IV never had illegitimate children.. Princess Charlotte was the only child he ever had.
As a member of one of his *NUMEROUS* bastard lines I assure you he did. Charlotte was his only legitimate child, IE. born within wedlock with his official legal wife.
@@cassandralyris4918 I know what legitimate means. Furthermore it was only rumoured and never substantiated. None that he acknowledged neither whose mothers were identified.
@@areiaaphrodite Sorry. George IV had a mistress , he considered her his wife, named Maria Fitzherbert who gave birth to 2 children. Because she was Catholic and the Prince of Wales hadn't gotten permission to marry, their children were never recognized. He married his cousin Princess Caroline of Brunswick so parliament would pay his enormous debts. She gave birth to his only legitimate child, Princess Charlotte. When Princess Charlotte died in childbirth there was no legitimate heir to the throne and the race was on to see who could give birth to an heir. The eventual winner was Queen Victoria, the daughter of the Duke of Kent.
@KathyWarner That is also unconfirmed, especially since Maria FitzHerbert signed a document stating that her union with George went without issue.
And yes, I was already quite aware of the rest of that information, like most other people also know.
@@areiaaphrodite She signed it because she was made to.
She look’s like a black albino biracial you can clearly tell and see it in her features and beautiful
Her features come from her moor side of her ancestors of 500 years prior. She did have a lighter complexion ( white passing) but she definitely had beautiful moor features.
She kinda looks like Tori Spelling
I cannot unsee that now.
😳 😂
It has been the case for centuries that usually, though not always, the second son of the monarch is the Duke of York, - George and Charlotte's second son was CERTAINLY NOT THE FIRST DUKE OF YORK. Just read a few of Shakespeare's history plays to get the gist! Edward IIIs son, Edmund of Langley was the first due of York, he was born in 1341, he happened to be the fourth son.
Doesn’t the younger Ernest Augustus resemble Boris John, who by the way, has both British royal ancestry and is also related to Ataturk, the father of modern Turkey. Check out his episode of the BBC’s “Who do you think your are”
what movie are these clips from?
Some are from "Horrible Histories" the Hanoverian monarchs.
It’s not a milkshake it’s a horchata
Comment this on every video
These people have all of their wealth from slavery.
and?
@@kingkmtso5107 And, that is shameful and a disgrace.
@@631knm Exactly
Great voice yea can’t imagine spending 10 years pregnant. Did a lot of women in those days have women problem after having so many children. Like maybe are uterus would fall?
The children were born between 1762 and 1783.