What is the title of the Queen of England?

To understand the title of Queen Elizabeth II, we must first understand the titles of British kings? Title history? .

As early as 1 1 century, when King Edward of England was in power, he invited William, Duke of Normandy, and his cousin to visit London. Because Edward had no children of his own, he promised William as heir to the throne in a conversation. But before he died, he gave the throne to the Queen's brother Harold William I.

This made William very unhappy, so he went to consult with Alexander II, the emperor's father and Roman leader of European countries at that time. The beneficiary Alexander II gave it to William? Holy flag? And let him unite with the Holy Roman Empire (later Germany) and Denmark to send troops to crusade? Treacherous? Britain, get rid of perjury? Usurper? Harold. The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV and Danish King Harald III expressed their support for William for their own interests.

In A.D. 1066, William led an army across the English Channel and conquered Britain. As he wished, he became king of England and established the first feudal dynasty in English history-Normandy Dynasty. At the same time, it has Normandy as a vassal state of France, so it is named? William I, the king of England and the Duke of Normandy, who is blessed by God? .

In A.D. 1554, Henry II was crowned King of England and established the Golden Flower Dynasty. Henry II's father is the French Earl of Anjou, and his mother is the daughter of King Henry I of England. 1 150 became the Duke of Normandy,1/Kloc-0 succeeded the Earl of Anjou, 1 1 52 got aquitaine and other places through marriage. After he took the throne of England, his title became? God bless the king of England, the Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and Andrew Henry II? . When John (the youngest son of Henry II) succeeded to the throne, Ireland was already under British control, and his title was also added, namely? Irish content.

In A.D. 1327, Edward III succeeded to the throne, and his mother was the sister of French King Charles IV. Charles IV died on 1328, leaving no son. Edward III, who sits on the British throne, wants to inherit the French throne as a nephew. So he changed his title to? Edward III, king of Britain and France, monarch of Ireland, God bless. ? Want to play? King of France? 1337, Edward III did not hesitate to resort to force, flagrantly launched the famous? Hundred years war? . Although the Hundred Years' War ended in Britain's defeat, all British kings kept it for more than 300 years? King of France? The title of.

/kloc-In the first half of the 6th century, Henry VIII came to power. He is the son of henry vii, the founder of Tudor dynasty. In order to strengthen the absolute monarchy and increase the fiscal revenue, henry vii urged the Congress to pass the supreme decree, declare a complete break with the Pope, implement the religious reform and establish the Anglican Church in China in AD 1534 on the grounds that the Pope prohibited him from divorcing his queen, spanish princess Kesha Rose Sebert Lin. Since he started, there has been another title of king of England? Protector of faith? Title. Henry VIII put it simply? Lord Ireland for? King of Ireland? . So, his title became? God-given king of England, France and Ireland, protector of faith? .

1603, after the death of Queen Elizabeth I, her distant relative, King James of Scotland, ascended the throne of England, namely James I, and began the rule of the Stuart dynasty. At this time, Scotland and England have * * * as one, therefore, the title of James I is even more? King of Scotland? The content of. Charles I became king of England on 1625. He changed his title to? God-given kings of Great Britain, France and Ireland, protectors of faith? . Later, when the British bourgeois revolution broke out, Charles I was guillotined in A.D. 1649, and Britain was declared a bourgeois republic and new noble dictatorship, and the title of king of England once disappeared.

1660 in may, charles ii, who was exiled in France, was declared king of England, and the Stuart dynasty was restored and the title of king was revived. Charles ii was able to restore the British monarchy with the help of the French, so he put? King of France? The imaginary number was removed from the title of king of England.

180 1 year, Britain and Ireland signed a treaty and were established. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland? So, then King George III of England won? God-given king and protector of faith in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland? The title of.

Queen Victoria reigned 1837 190 1. During her reign, Britain began to expand rapidly and established a huge colonial system. In A.D. 1849, Britain occupied the whole of India, and British Prime Minister disraeli announced that Victoria? Queen of India? The title of king of England has added new content. When Edward VII was crowned king in 1902, what was his title? King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and all British overseas territories, protector of faith, emperor of India? .

After the outbreak of World War I, the British colonial system began to shake, and the Irish national independence movement was growing. The British government was forced to sign a treaty with Ireland in February 192 165438, allowing the establishment of 26 counties in southern Ireland? Autonomous prefecture? Enjoy autonomy, and the six northern counties belong to Britain. English name changed to? United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland? The title of king has also been adjusted accordingly.

193 1 year,? Commonwealth? After the establishment of overseas territories, they become members of the Commonwealth and enjoy the same status as Britain, which is the king of England? King of overseas dominions? The title had to be deleted. After World War II, the national independence movement in Asia, Africa and Latin America flourished. 1947 India declared its independence from the Commonwealth, and the title of king of England was cancelled? Indian emperor? The content of.

Today's Queen Elizabeth II, she ascended the throne of England on February 6th, 1952. What is her title? The king of England and her other territories, the head of the Commonwealth and the protector of faith, Elizabeth II? .