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Queen Elizabeth II (1952 - Current) is the longest-lived Monarch of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations; the second longest reigning Monarch of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations; second longest serving Head of State [second only to Queen Victoria] of the Commonwealth of Nations formerly the British Empire. Queen Elizabeth II was preceded by her father King George VI (1936-1952).
hi the queen only job is just to sit there and boss people or her servent around. this is what i think the queen does
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she sits on a throne
You will obey your queen!Long live the queen!I am your queen! I recommend that you sit down and shut up.
Using Queen Elizabeth II as an example, Her Majesty is seated at the head of the table , and the guest of honor is seated at her right hand.This is done to bestow the honor of being the most important guest and to facilitate conversation.
Prince Phillip or the duke of Edinburgh is not the king because they both signed an agreement that confirms that the queens fiancée shall not become the king on the moment of marriage, so that is why there is no king Phillip, and the next one to sit upon the throne will be prince Charles, and there is then a possibility that Camilla will then also become queen.
Queen Elizabeth I was succeeded by King James I of England.James was her first cousin twice-removed, and had been ruling as King James VI of Scotland since July 24, 1567.James was the only son of Mary Stuart, (Queen of Scots) and Henry Stuart (Lord Darnley). Mary was the daughter of James V of Scotland, son of Margaret Tudor, sister of Henry VIII.His English coronation took place on 25 July 1603.The crowns of England and Scotland were united under James, creating the union which became known as Great Britain. His title became: James I, By the Grace of God, King of England, France and Ireland, King of Scots, Defender of the Faith, etc.
Traditionally, the queen sits on the king's left side. This positioning has historical significance as it allows the queen unrestricted access to her dominant hand for dining and other activities. However, modern royal couples may choose to sit together or in a manner that best suits their preferences.
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