Queens of England
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Of the 66 monarchs who have ruled over England since the Norman conquest only 8 have been Queens. These women have had to fight to gain and hold power. Through most of English history men outranked women in the line of succession so the only way for a woman to inherit the throne was if she had no living brothers. The wives of Kings, while called Queens are not monarchs in their own right and are referred to as Queen Consorts. Some of these female monarchs who were fortunate enough to occupy the throne were less than brilliant rulers. But some reigned with wisdom and justice proving a woman could do the job just as well as a man. Here are their stories...
Matilda (1141-1148)
Jane (1553)
Mary I (1553-1558)
Elizabeth II (1558-1603)
Mary II (1689-1694)
Anne (1702-1714)
Victoria (1837-1901)
Elizabeth II (1952-)
I do not own rights to the footage, images or music. This is an educational film.
Forget the kardashians, this show has all the backstabbing and drama I need
love this comment😂
True🤧😂
The Tudors (show) had a lot of potential for that. They could have built upon it and continued the succession.
You ain't wrong. 🤣
And on top of that this is educational too. 😊👍
It’s so awful that a widow, and former queen consort’s options were to remarry or become a nun.
You must be new
@@marieremelie6716 it is awful
I don't find history to be awful. Things evolve. People evolve.
I don’t think that’s true. A lot of them retired to “the country” to their estates.🤔
I'm not sure that's entirely accurate. However, if they left their marriage country, she had to do so with nothing other than the clothes on their backs. The personal effects she brought for her passed to her children or her husband's other heirs. She would have been given dower rights to her property, meaning that the principal is held in trust and profits are paid out to meet the widow's financial needs. At her death, the properties revert to her husband's estate for passage to whomever was the husband's successor.
Imagine being in school and studying your own family history and your classmates teasing what your ancestors did 👁️👄👁️
💀💀💀💀💀
Once did a research paper 😅my group's topic was on one of my classmate's place of origin...😂😂we laughed about his ancestors' 100 year old n*des for longer than I'd like to admit.
Poor Jane. Everyone around her betrayed her. Her own family. She sounds like she didn’t want any part in it but they used her and murdered her. 😔😭
Forget Game of Thrones, I want a series on these queens and royal intrigues.
star Droplet watch The Crown
@@JK-eg6dd true. I am all over the history of the royals while watching The Crown. I am loving it. And I came from Malaysia.
Try Shewolves: England’s Early Queen, no Netflix.
Me too
J K where can i watch the crown? Netflix?
I like how both queen Elizabeth 1 and 2 both became queen at 25 years
In the future there will be elizabeth 3
@@nytrex_yt7417 at some point
Nytrex _YT yes yes correct I mean hopefully but it’s likely because Elizabeth I was a great queen
Demonization HD yeah true
Infinite Man true
"In England, we had a queen that doesn't die"
-Tommyinnit 2020
yezzzz UwU
Yes
Have**
@@Varuna.Aqucrest I hope u look back at this comment and feel embarrassed 🫠
@@official._.emiko0300 i am now AHAHHAHA
Is it only me who watched this when Prince Phillip died? (Rest in peace man, the Queen loved you.)
im here too :(
Me to👑👑👑👑👑👑💔💔💔
Victoria became queen at: 18
and she died at the age of 81
She’s a mad lad
ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED!!!
In those times in was not illegal.
@gacha court yes
Call Meh Roe WHAT
Poor Queen Jane. Queen for 9 days and then died at 16
It's all Queen Mary's fault.
Yes I read a whole book abt this I'm obsessed with this for some reason
Ikr
@Milena Zoń Mary had her beheaded
Milena Zoń beheaded her so that Mary could be queen a
Fun fact, Matilda and her story is the main inspiration for Rheanyras story arc in Fire and blood (House of the Dragon)
Its so crazy to hear how so many queens in history were only between 10-17 when they married and even became mothers
This should become a Netflix show
Well, there's The Crown🤷♂️
theres the tudors hehe
Didn't HBO already do something like this?
All the suggestions, how can I say this delicately?, suck. They are not historically even remotely correct, except for names, and big happenings, and even then...It’s like watching Braveheart and thinking that is the story of William Wallis and Scotland. 🤷♀️. The real history doesn’t need any embellishment, it’s got it all!
Maybe a Decumentary?
*at 11 she married a 27 year old man*
Wait, that's illegal...
Not at that time unfortunately
You’re face tells me you kinda feel bad
Drawstanoob Animations my face is like that becuz i'm jealous of her😌
Marriage didn't mean immediate sex or living together. That would wait for a few years until the underage spouse reached a suitable age, so probably when she was 15 or 16 and deemed old enough to start having children.
Until then, the girl have her own living quarters and would be surrounded by people in charge of her upbringing, probably not even seeing much of her 'husband'.
FrakkinToaster Luvva k
The British Monarch film/series:
1. The Other Boleyn Girl - about Anne Boleyn and King Henry 8th
2. Elizabeth Sequel film - about Elizabeth 1st
3. Mary of Scots - about Mary, cousin of Elizabeth 1st
4. The Favourite - about Queen Anne
5. Young Victoria - about Queen Victoria
6. The Crown - more about the family of Elizabeth 2nd
Victoria on PBS Masterpiece is also a great series
or....
1. The First Churchills (1969) - about Queen Mary II & Queen Anne
2. Elizabeth R (1971) - about Queen Mary I, Lady Jane, and Queen Elizabeth I
3. Lady Jane (1986) - about Lady Jane and Queen Mary I
4. Edward The Seventh (1975) - about Queen Victoria
5. Elizabeth I (2005) - about Queen Elizabeth I
6. Victoria & Abdul (2017) - about Queen Victoria
7. Becoming Elizabeth - about Queen Elizabeth I, Lady Jane, and Queen Mary I
Do you guys know where I can watch The Favourite or The First Churchills? ❤️
The background music adds to the atmosphere
Yes! Do you know what the musics name is?
You know what would be cool? A Netflix series depicting all the kings and queens in chronological order throughout the years.
Random Art Student world history or British history?
@@lukelodeon7750 presumably british
Watch “The Crown” on netflix, its exactly that
@@mikachu9520
That's about the modern monarchy; I meant the very first rulers of England like Egbert (802 - 839) or aethelwulf (839 - 856) the Anglo Saxon kings
@@mrx4022 oh ok
Forget Alabama. This is where everyone started marrying their cousins
Lmfao😭💀
😂😂
o oooohh someone didn't read some history books. waaaaaaaaaaa
Lol! Noooooooo 😂😂😂
Exactly! Anyway it’s more Kentucky than Alabama
“The pair didn’t have any children, possibly because William favoured the company of young men”
OOOOOOOOOOH
I would like to point out there is no longer such a thing as the Queen of England. She is the Queen of the United Kingdom. England is just a part of the United Kingdom. England, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Northern Ireland make up the United Kingdom.
I really just randomly watched this at 3am
Kay cass Same here
Ayyee same here
So am I
12 33 am
Here at 5.21am
Forget the beauty community . This is the original TEA 🍵
no name its all been spilled in the Boston harbor ☕️☕️☕️
This isn't "tea", this is called history
@Trinity Gilreath I know lmao
no name Yessss lmao
stfu about tea. please
All British queens have their own personalities and are attractive. Queen Jane of fleeting lives, Queen Elizabeth, who made the Church of England and won Spain, Mary II, who is famous for her honorary revolution, and Queen Anne, who loves brandy, are her favorite queens. Thank you for the wonderful video!
Actually Henry VIII made the Church of England not his second Daughter Elizabeth I
@@JJ-the-Fortnite-Festival-Fan
Certainly, it was Henry VIII who created the Church of England. 😳 I made a mistake. Thank you for pointing it out. However, the Church of England was originally made by the personal feelings of Henry VIII, and I don't think the ground was solid. The achievement of Elizabeth I, who strengthened the foundation of the Church of England and left a Catholic element, is a great deal. 😌
Thank you for putting in Matilda & Jane ,they were Queens even if not crowned.
"Assuming he outlives his mother." We all know that's impossible, Queen Elizabeth II being immortal and all
Edward VII only ruled for nine years after Victoria died in 1901. So, it's possible. Louis XIV of France out lived his son and grandson.
Long live Queen Elizabeth II
whenever a british says the word Queen, she lives 1 year longer.
Damn😂😂😂
@@mycatisabastard2361 England must’ve not understood what that meant.
"At 11 she married the 27 year old" thats disgusting and sad... I literally almost cried
@Peter Grahame terrible
@Peter Grahame Issac was 40 when he married Rebecca a 3 yr old. why did you missed that his first wife was 40 when he was 25?
It is norm in marrying with age difference between men and women in those days, sadly America still practice and its legal to marry as young as 10. Thats not sick?
It is still legal to marry as young as 10 in some parts of America. in this 21st century. th-cam.com/video/erRrF8YWGd4/w-d-xo.html
@@sairabanu4969 The "3 yrs old" thing was one rabbi's opinion, but everyone else figures her to have been at least 14. The fact that Torah says she "drew water for his camels" when she met him, she couldn't have been 3!
@Peter Grahame gross
The only human being that I prefer from this video is none other than our people's princess Diana, she was a gem, sad but true we have lost that gem ❤😞
dude even if she had not died
she still would not have a place in this list
she would have been wife to king or queen morher but could have never ruled england as it's main ruler like theese women
@@carlajonas4508 why?
@@user-oy6mz4zp5kif she was alive and didn't divorced Prince Charles she would be a Queen/Empress consort because shes the wife of The Reigning King Regnant
Queen/Empress consort is the wife of the reigning king and they usually shares her spouse's social rank and status and she does not formally share the regnant's political and military powers, unless on occasion acting as regnant.
Queen/Empress Regnant is a female monarch equivalent in rank and title to a king who reigns in her own right over a kingdom and Queen regnant possesses and exercises sovereign powers.
Queen/Empress Dowager is a title or status generally held by the widow of a king. In the case of the widow of an emperor the title of empress dowager is used. Its full meaning is clear from the two words from which it is composed: Queen indicates someone who served as Queen Consort.
Queen Mother is a former queen, often a dowager queen, who is the mother of the reigning monarch
So if Prince Charles of Wales became The King of England Duchess Camilla Parker-Bowles of Cornwall wouldnt be a Queen Consort she would have been a Princess Consort. It was believed decision was made out of respect to the late Princess Diana. Clarence House confirmed Camilla will still be known as Princess Consort when Charles is king.
But if Prince William Duke of Cambridge will be a king one day Duchess Catherine of Cambridge would most likely take the title Queen Consort.
Diana was never queen so it would just be inaccurate
lol no
I remember watching this video 2 years ago. Rest well Queen Elisabeth.
Ahh so this is where the “marrying your cousins” started
No, it was done long before the English royals started.
Ever heard of the Egyptians
Sorry I didn’t know but now I do
No. According to the Bible it’s always been done. These people simply followed suit and continued. It wasn’t until modern times that it was considered wrong. No saying I agree with it. Just offering some insight. I do a lot of genealogy and very into history so I’ve researched this topic a lot.
Didn't the Egyptians actually marry brothers and sisters
My grandma(maternal) was born: *Queen Elizabeth II was the queen*
My mother was born: *Queen Elizabeth II was the queen*
I was born: *Queen Elizabeth II was still the queen*
RIP Elizabeth II 1926-2022
hahaha
shes immortal
@@PatRick-zi3ok yep
Same
LMAO
as someone from america with a new found love for english history i thank you deeply for making this video
This was oddly easy to follow and not boring at all. I can't explain it. Usually I'd skip it but this was the most interesting thing I've watched today.
I have always felt like Jane Grey got screwed over. Poor girl didn’t have much choice in anything.
Women back then were usually married off at a young age. Jane had no say in what happened.
I’m pretty sure that Mary left her alive for a while because she knew that she didn’t do anything but after there was a riot or something like that for Jane she decided that Jane was to dangerous to keep alive and that’s why she died... I’m not that sure though.... that’s what I read....
@@damobrenner1 Jane's father started a protest against Mary on Jane's behalf. Philip said he would not come to England while anyone could depose Mary from the throne.
@Joseph S -- There is no shame in being a Catholic.
She's innocent her uncle push her to be queen of England but bloody Mary is most powerful that time jane grey don't have a choice... But to accept the consequences...
Is it bad that I want Queen Elizabeth II to out live her son? Lol
Welp , didn’t get my wish lol rip
I think that's a very real possibility! And can you imagine Charles and Camilla(!) being crowned? They are not very popular
Anything is possible, I suppose, but Price Phillip is pretty dang old himself. Their family seems to live a loooonnnngggg time. The queen mother was what, 100?
I thought I was the only one😀 who think so hopefully she will.
No, it’s not too bad because Charles is the worst
@@sen.m7832 Queen Consort Camilla 🤮🤢
England is always in its best era when a queen is ruling the kingdom. :)
Though there is lot of queens had come to rule, queen victoria and Elizabeth two had been strong to the public heart..
19:50
"It was said that the sun never set on the British Empire."
Mate. Now the sun never shines here.
English or Australian?
@@paintingdreams290 You mean austrian. ^^
@@christianjust2654 No actually, she means Australian
History:Ay Queen what u gonna name your daughters
Queen: hm how bout MARY MARY MARY MARY and Mary
bruh empress maria theresa had 16 children. 11 daughters, and all of the daughters are named Maria
@@coasterhockygamingboy9549 well, yes, but actually, no:
Maria Elisabeth (died young)
Maria Anna
Maria Carolina (died young)
Joseph II (Emperor)
Maria Christina
Maria Elisabeth (a different one)
Charles Joseph
Maria Amalia
Leopold II (Emperor)
Maria Carolina (a different one, also died young)
Maria Johanna
Maria Josepha
Maria Carolina (yet another one)
Ferdinand Karl
Maria Antonia (Marie Antoinette)
Maximilian Francis
Maria in this context is more something to show their parents' religious devotion, just like quite a number of males have one of their first names being Maria
@@dorderre Also, as seen in context, mary is usually an omited name when its a compound name, simply because they were royal they had as many names as possible
or Mary, mAry, maRy, marY, and MARY
MARY
Maria Ann Rivy Yirina
RIP Queen Elizabeth II
1926 - 2022 😭
FASCINATING, I absolutely love learning about the British monarchy, especially the lineage of the Queens❤️, you did a wonderful job👏
I think you forgot the most important one, Freddie
Damn right
came here to say just this
HELL YUEH
I was about to comment this ;-;
@@failedabortion3693 Oof
Mary's first husband was the Dauphin of France, not Darnley.
francis was king of france
Yes, and the irony is that Mary Stuart had the crown of Scotland from an early age and for a brief period of France after the death of her father-in-law. On the contrary, Elizabeth had to "fight" for her legitimacy and even for her head !
All these of course, enabled Elizabeth to "survive" while Mary made a pile of mistakes leading to her imprisonment and death.
Freyas slain Mary married Francis before he became the king of France
No. That is a historical mistake fiction from the show. Francis died of a ear infection and septicemia
@@emilyabbott5269 Francis II became king of France in 1559 after the death of his father at a jousting accident.He died in 1560 , but he was quite sickly so his unkles ruled in fact.
Here I am living in the US and should be studying my classes including history but here I am learning about the queens of England 😂
Thank you for keeping the same historical tone when describing Elizabeth II
I like how the entire European monarchy was related 😂
Pink Shukra they had a belief if they staid with their blood it would mean a greater benefit to England but honestly I think it was due to never losing the crown and knowing where it would go.
Pink Shukra you say that like Europe is one country lol
During WW1 Czar Nicholas II was a first cousin to King George V and his wife was first cousin to Kaiser Wilhelm II. As children George, Wilhelm and Alexa would vacation in England together with their mutual grandmother, Queen Victoria. Nicholas was not blood to Victoria as his aunt (mother's sister) married Victoria's son, the future King Edward VII.
Yeah they had many alliances over the years😂
@@livgyldendal8301 Yes, but what it worked out at times, by the late 19th century things changed, and even though Kaiser Wilhelm II was the nephew of King Edward VII, the countries drifted. This rift can be seen in the marriages of the English monarchs as every King/Queen of England from George I to Victoria, 1714 to 1901, had a German spouse. In fact George I was born as Georg Ludwig von Hanover and was their King first.
Mary, Queen of Scots' first husband was actually King Francis II of France, who was a sickly child and died at the age of 16.
Reign💖
That cursed ear infection got him.
@@xp2944 they never had children 😭
R.I.P queen elizabeth ll
I love the English/British Monarchy. I have memorized by heart all Monarchs from Alfred the Great to Elizabeth II. I wrote a children's book about Elizabeth Woodville - focusing on how she met and was chosen by Edward IV (I avoided the princes in the tower since it's a children's book). As a teacher, I like the idea of my girl students reading about powerful women. My goal is to write a series called "An Elizabeth Story" with a book about Queen Elizabeth, Consort of Henry VII, Elizabeth I, Elizabeth Stuart, The Winter Queen (whose daughter, Sophia of Hanover, was the gateway to the current Monarch), Princess Elizabeth Stuart, daughter of Charles I, Queen Elizabeth, Consort of George VI, and Elizabeth II. Each of these Elizabeths showed great strength and courage during their lifetime, and each has a compelling story to tell.
Philip: Marry me. Elizabeth: no? Philip: Armada time-
While Phillip may have thought about marrying Elizabeth, he knew it would never happen as she would never have converted to Catholicism.
Fun fact, Philip was instrumental in convincing his wife Mary I to leave the throne to her sister Elizabeth, rather than her cousin Mary Stewart and by extension the staunchly Catholic Valois monarchy of France, where Mary was Queen. Philip sent the Spanish Armarda decades later, not because Elizabeth said no to marriage, but because of English pirates raiding Spanish shipping. So entirely Elizabeth's fault.
@@janefelix3821 Nope, untrue. Elizabeth conformed to Catholicism during the reign of Mary I and Philip. So he would have known no such thing
What an incel amirite
But Queen Elizabeth II married Philip
"I'm sure people of England love their Queen , my constant endeavour is to earn that love "
~Queen Elizabeth I
And their money lol
@@0912sooli 😜
I have responded :)
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The number 2 was definitely Queen Elizabeth's bad luck
Cuz
Her dad died in 1952
Her child's got divorced and her house burned in 1992
Her mom and sister died in 2002
And she died in 2022
woah it defo was
Thank you for providing such complete information about the Queen's. Really it's not easy to be a King or Queen. For us it seems glamorous but for those who are sitting on the throne every day is awfully challenging. Britain & British people are great. Lots of 💕 love & praying for you. Wishing you success in your upcoming videos as you conduct it very well with a beautiful voice of yours. 💐💕
We we're playing "Bloody Mary" and we had no idea that was Mary queen of England
I never knew that etheir
actually, thats a common misconception. Bloody Mary was her nickname, but the true story of Bloody Mary is not related to the queen at all!
I heard the reason why she was called Bloody Mary was because of her period problems
@@raspberrycrowns9494 don't forget her painful childhood.....
@@RandomHuman-yp7lt
I mean almost everyone back then had a painful childhood
Diana was not known as the ‘Princess of Hearts’ she was known as THE QUEEN OF HEARTS. She was so amazing, I love her!
I hate Charles, if ur reading This, Queen is dead and Charles is King. They planned poor Diana's car accident. Such a bommer and devil's.
She would be Queen right FREAKIN now miss herr
@@sausesuss she wouldn’t, she divorced Charles-
Why? She was just a dumb kindergardener who happened to be the last virgin on the island with at least a very low peer heritage!
All she did was media drama bitching against her billionaire lifestyle! If she never wanted that she should have not married into The Crown! Like WTF - Charles was so old and ugly, the attraction were clearly the diamonds and pearls! She shall have been happy with it as all powerful men have always been sleeping around. Nowadays leftist anything goes pretty much any steerage does. Who honours a relationship nowadays?! Rather stay single and respect yourself. But she just went off to a islamist. A freakin' islamist. She was really begging for her car accident. She didn't even care for her children with her public soap opera tantrums and hair-doe of Doom/eye-cancer for others! That bitch ruined my innocent childhood. It was like a witch on any paper any other week! 🤢 🤮
@@BEEyonced she loved Charles at first, and plus she was forced to marry Charles
This outstanding documentary on the British monarchy and also it's royalty should be featured in The Crown tv series. Although I am from India I am a monarchist and also a royalist because my most favorite monarchy is The British Monarchy and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is my most favorite Queen of all times.
Ilike queen catherin🥰🥰
I like queen catherine🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for uploading all of your videos!
My favorite among them is Elizabeth I. She's a badass!
yes, love her.
Same
We all have to agree
She was the epitome of cake face but I love her anyway. There's nothing wrong with a little makeup. Unless it's poisonous. Oh wait...
I don’t think you’re supposed to say bada** in comments of a TH-cam video! But yeah! I’m reading her who was book right now!
My daughter was the best queen 😌
edit: damn my whole family's in the replies 😳
Anne Boleyn can I please get your autograph and by the way I think I saw Catherine Howard at another video check out life is very beautiful and this might seem a little violent but you know you guys are cousins right her head got chopped off too
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In some ways yes in others no
Can I also get an autograph?
Anne Boleyn Did you get the letter about the pretty duckies?
Quite interesting. I really love to watch history like this.
I really enjoyed this video, thank you for all of your research, it really shows how much you love doing this
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I fell a sleep while listening to this, the dreams I had were the very scary and messed up.
e e what was it?
Wow that’s crazy same here I fell asleep listening and had a weird ass dream
🤣
oop might try it lmao the queens ghosts appeared in your dreams
🙏 please don't make me dream them.. We're getting hunted by the old queens..
I can’t believe how long Matilda lived! She must’ve been a great inspiration to others.
Ikr
She dies at 65 that’s kinda young
@@LL-ip5mm not for the medieval times.
@@Nebulasecura one thing i did learn about school was back then people at the age of 30 would be considered old and ig they would die at that age so yea you’re right 😭
Queen Elizabeth II
1952 - 2022
A fine narrative. Entertaining and thought provoking !
Them at 11: getting married
Me at 11: watching netflix and youtube all day.
Not from England but I loved listening to contents like this.
Elizabeth I died at 69. Flip that and you have Elizabeth II dead at 96.
King Henry | nobles: Women can’t rule! They’re not strong minded enough!
Queen Elizabeth | and Queen Anne | (I think): Allow us to introduce ourselves
Edit: I have reasons as to why I didn’t put certain queens. Please stop putting them in the replies. If you want to know why, read 👏 the 👏 replies 👏
Queen Catherine p:
Sit down children
Esther from Ni No Kuni
Jane Grey: 👁👄👁
@@misuru9255 mary I or mary II?
@@texasisgood1426 ???????
Victoria?
I had to stop and rewind the video when she said 27 year old Emperor 😵💀 home girl Matilda is just 11 years old and becoming a wife AND a Queen Consort 😵💅🏻
I'm surprised there aren't more videos on how COMMON it was for men to remarry and have children with women 25 years plus younger. Even NOW
No rules about age of marriage
The important thing that the girl be ready to marry relative to her body and her self and that depends on her time and space
I'm 11 and I still play with legos
skorpia g they have to be 18+ now and they can Mary even a 90 year old if they desire
Oof I meant marry* it just autocorrected
Regardless of whatever happens, the queen's children lost a mother and their children lost a grandmother and a great-grandmother. They lost a loved one regardless of position. She was a woman, a human. Being. Bless the family for their loss.
0:48 Empress or Queen Matilda or the gurl who got married at just 11
3:38 Queen Jane or The Queen who only became queen for 9 days and then died of 16
5:09 Mary I or Bloody Mary
6:29 Queen Elizabeth I or Virgin Queen
9:51 Mary II or the queen is alone without her husband
11:37 Anne or the badass gay queen
15:18 Queen Victoria or The 2nd longest era
20:43 Queen Elizabeth II or Immortal Queen
“Immortal”
Darnley was Mary Queen of Scots 2nd husband. Her first husband was the Dauphin of France.
Dauphin, means prince, ergo the French prince.
Every wonder why we have pubs called the dolphin?
A pun formed during the 100 years war
Her first husband did become King of France briefly, Francois II (named after his grandfather and peer of Henry VIII of England, Francois I). Francois II was the first of Catherine de Medici's benighted sons who became king one after another (except for the last poor sod, Alecon, who loved and lost Elizabeth I of England).
My Ancestors were Richard Plantagenet 1 was my 17th Great Grandfather, Edward Plantagenet, King of England my 16th Great Uncle, Margaret Plantagenet was my 14th Great Grandmother, Elizabeth of York was my 15th Great Aunt, Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scotland my 1st Cousin 15 generations back, Anne Boleyn my 1st Cousin 16 generations back. I'm writing to the Historical society and seeing if they can verify this.
Try Ancestry.com. It's quicker and probably cheaper. You may even find closer kin on the site who have already traced much of your ancestry.
@deekat3279 yeah like I give a hoot!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Elizabeth II really just melts into the persona of being queen. Much of the segment about her was more about her son than herself. I watched a 6 episode documentary about the House of Windsor and even that focused more on her family than herself. She just truly personifies being the regal ruler of a nation. Now that she is old shes everyone's favorite grandma. Its impressive.
May she rest in peace.
Who is here after the queen passed away
Has all the spice and drama for a thriller on Netflix. A must watch.
Matilda and Jane never had coronations, and so were never crowned. Mary I was the first English queen regnant (queen in her own right) to be officially crowned in a coronation. Also, Elizabeth I was 69 when she died, not 67.
Other than these errors, the video was so beautifully composed and highly informative.
Dave Smith agreed but I'm polite and I actually liked the way the video was constructed, so I'm being merciful lol.
I don't know if it has always been this way, but England is never without a monarch. The heir assumes the title and function of king/queen as soon as the previous monarch is dead. No coronation is necessary.
Christian Patriot absolutely correct, but my point was that Matilda and Jane never got to have coronations, but the lady in the video incorrectly states that they did. The coronation was a way of solidifying the monarch's position on the throne, a ceremony that connected them to God and effectively made them holy. If a monarch was uncrowned, they were still legally a monarch, but being crowned did help to solidify their position on the throne. It was effectively a marriage between the monarch and God.
@@aliciarichards6634 In cases of a disputed succession a claimant would hastily have himself crowned thinking this added legitimacy to their claim. But, up until at least the Tudor period succession wasn't controlled by the rule of law to any great extent. What mattered was who could lay their hands on the treasury and control London.
@Emily the Slayer of mgtow men Are you a troll?
I can't imagine getting married at 11 💀
Or getting your head removed at 16
Child marriages still happen today in many countries
@@jinniesamericano3416 haha for u
@@kadiannblackwood2844 what?
@@jinniesamericano3416 in indonesia many child getting merried
This was truly amazing 💕
I love this vid thank you History Tea Time with Lindsay Holiday
Elizabeth II's namesake was not Elizabeth I. She was named after her own mother, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. Soon after her father passed away, she was asked what her regal name should be (as she was originally not meant to be Queen). She responded, "well, by my name of course. My name is Elizabeth". The fact that it was the same name as Elizabeth I is purely coincidental.
@Rashi Rosenzweig- You are absolutely right, of course. I'm always surprised that people aren't more informed about the life of the current Monarch. As you said, she wasn't born or raised to be the queen, and was named after her mother. Though it's not common today, many girl's were named after their mother during the 1800's and early 1900's. Another example of this was Queen Victoria naming her first child Victoria. That Victoria married the future German Kaiser and gave birth to Kaiser Wilhelm II.
YES! Thank you for pointing this out. I mean, this was even shown in The Crown: th-cam.com/video/0cgmWlULIpo/w-d-xo.html
It's _regnal_ name.
@@RaymondHng OK..fine..whatever..
@@TheRanaro He even says it in _The Crown_ th-cam.com/video/0cgmWlULIpo/w-d-xo.html
Visited London. Saw LOTS of Queens all over the place during pride.
Shantay you stay.
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I don’t particularly care about that type of Queen.
oof toxic people and comments, Get me outta here.
@@QuidLad you're the devil
She’s resting now❤
The background music is so soothing. 😌
Don’t forget Freddie mercury he’s the true queen
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I adore queen Elizabeth 🥰 wish I can travel back in time and give her full coverage foundation and tell her " your doing fabulous sweetie "
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I would tell her that her make up is her future death reason ;^
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She made the Irish suffer
Sadly Queen Elizabeth passed away on 8th September
Wow, I LOVE your channel. So interesting
100 years later hopefully people will watch this video and read our comments and we’ll be a part of the history 😂😂😂
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Lol
I already am
Let me comment.
If we're even still here and not killed off from Climate Change
It’s VERY interesting that most of the world and England in particular have had great changes and historical turning points during a QUEEN’s reigns.
All the Elizabeth’s, both Marie’s. Victoria
Catherine in Russia
María Teresa in Austria
Juana and Isabel in Spain
Wu and Cixi In China
Empress Suiko in Japan.
Hatshepsut and Cleopatra In Egypt
And Liliuokalani in Hawaii.
Remarkable.
The preview of your profile picture looks like a dick at first. When one focuses your faces becomes clearer.
Queen Victoria & Queen Elizabeth II weren’t and aren’t Queens of England.
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Lena Morningstar What’s hard to understand?
@@jnicholas-windsoramyisrael46 I didn't state if I understood or not. I just think you shouldn't put a message like that without explanation, some people can get offended, angry and assume this is a discriminatory comment. Just saying. 😄🤗
Long Live The Monarchs
Mathilda
Jane
Elizabeth
Diana
Elizabeth ll
long live ?? they all dead 😑
RIP queen Elizabeth 1926-52-2022
I thought she was borned in 1926?
@@mousypoo9266 She was born 1926 and became Queen at 1952 if I’m not mistaken..
@@mousypoo9266 btw, talking about Queen Elizabeth the 2
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So trueee 😂
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I've always been fascinated about British history.
That’s amazing
may she rest in peace...
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Thank you Lindsay for talking about me I am very glad
The thing is Elizabeth I burned just as many Catholics as Mary did Protestants...but no one talks about it because of anti-Catholic bias
Elizabeth burnt no Catholics as being burnt was a crime for heresy. Elizabeth burned a total number of 3 people for heresy - all Anabaptists. Catholics were seen as traitors and were hanged or hanged, drawn and quartered (although usually the victim was cut down dead or unconscious).
Excluding the executions which took place after the Rising in the North (1569/70) about the same number of Catholics were executed for treason as Protestants were burned under Mary. The difference was these executions did not start until after Elizabeth had been on the throne for 12 years and took place over a 30 year period compared to the Marian executions which started about 2 years after she became Queen and occurred over 3 years.
Furthermore the circumstances were very different. In 1569/70 the Pope excommunicated Elizabeth and absolved her Catholic subjects from obedience to her. This meant any Catholic was a potential traitor. The reason Elizabeth is not seen in the same light is that in circumstances where Elizabeth was surrounded by potential conspiracies her record of executions is relatively small compared to the numbers dying in the religious wars and crackdowns in Europe at the same time. Most Catholics under Elizabeth were far safer in England, than being of the opposite religious view to the monarch in most other European countries.
Austin DeVos. Most biographies of Elizabeth do discuss the persecution of Catholics in the latter part of her reign. However as I set out below the circumstances were very different.
Alexandra B. While at a personal level Mary was probably the nicest of the Tudors, most historians would dispute great ruler. She failed to return England to Rome, she failed to produce an heir and she failed to put England first in her dealings with Spain.
Not only did she burn (a particularly gruesome death) for what they believed rather than what they did) she led England into a disastrous war against France which almost destroyed the monarchy ‘s finances and lost England’s last possession in France. However the loss of Calais was probably not a bad thing, as it was no doubt very expensive to maintain. Not having Calais probably allowed Elizabeth to repair the Crown’s finances more easily.
Alexandra B. Every point you make was true of Elizabeth as well. Elizabeth did learn from Mary’s mistakes. But Mary did not have the qualities to make a great Queen - her religious beliefs ensured she could never be great. She, line Edward, was a religious bigot. Elizabeth wasn’t. Elizabeth ruled with her head not her heart and religious belief. Mary was so convinced her role was to return England she squandered the support and love of her people. Elizabeth realised the people’s support was the strength of her reign.
No matter that Mary May have won a few battle the was was a disaster for England financially. Elizabeth, like their grandfather Henry VII knew financial strength meant a strong monarchy.
Mary ruled for 5 years and Elizabeth for 44, so more or less nine times longer. Mary killed more people in a shorter space of time and that is why she is known as "Bloody Mary".
Now this is the kind of content I wish I was learning in my high school history classes.
vary good video, feel like I juts learned alot more thank you!
Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth the ll.. 🕊
It was amazing that Victoria was the first sovereign Queen to birth a child upon the throne, and she went on to have 9 children.
I know right, sadly all Queens before her died childless