👑 All Kings and Queens of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom 802 - 2024

This video shows every monarch of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom!
The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy, in which the monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government. The reigning king or queen is the country’s head of state. All political power rests with the prime minister (the head of government) and the cabinet, and the monarch must act on their advice.
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[@user-sr7wn4ks6j]

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[@chrisgaming6119]

@helloneighbor6861 No she was Crowned in 1952

[@chrisgaming6119]

@@helloneighbor6861 no she was crowned in 1956 so you’re the one wrong.

[@user-pf3tk9ff3p]

А где Баскервилли?

[@chrisgaming6119]

@@helloneighbor6861 1952*

[@stevenweikert7062]

I can't believe how many of the people who commented didn't realize that the dates listed were for the dates that the monarch *reigned* and not the years they *were born* and *died* . Isn't it blindingly obvious when each monarch's begin date is the same year as the previous one's end date?

[@nancyomalley6286]

I knew it was their time on the throne.

[@wendyjacques9366]

Every monarch of England 2022- Charles II 1952-2022 Elizabeth II 1936-1952 George VI 1936-1936 Edward VIII 1910-1936 George V 1901-1910 Edward VII 1837-1901 Victoria I 1830-1837 William IV 1820-1830 George IV 1760-1820 George III 1727-1760 George II 1714-1727 George I 1702-1714 Anne I 1689-1702 William III 1685-1689 James II 1659-1685 Charles II 1658-1659 richard Cromwell 1653-1658 Oliver Cromwell 1625-1653 Charles I 1603-1625 James I 1558-1603 Elizabeth I 1553-1558 Mary I 1553-1553 Jane I 1547-1553 Edward VI 1509-1547 Henry VIII 1485-1509 Henry VII 1483-1485 Richard III 1483-1483 Edward V 1471-1483 Edward IV 1470-1471 Henry VI 1461-1470 Edward IV 1422-1461 Henry VI 1413-1422 Henry V 1399-1413 Henry IV 1377-1399 Richard II 1327-1377 Edward III 1307-1327 Edward II 1272-1307 Edward I 1216-1272 Henry III 1199-1216 John I 1189-1199 Richard I 1154-1189 Henry II 1135-1154 Stephen I 1100-1135 Henry I 1087-1100 William II 1066-1087 William I 1066-1066 Harold II 1042-1066 Edward III 1040-1042 harthacnut I 1035-1040 Harold I 1016-1035 cnut I 1016-1016 Edmund II 1014-1016 Æthelred II 1013-1014 swern I 978-1013 Æthelred II 975-978 Edward II 959-975 Edgar I 955-959 eadwig I 946-955 eadred I 939-946 Edmund I 924-939 Æthelstan I 899-924 Edward I 871-899 Alfred I 866-871 Æthelred I 860-866 Æethelberht I 856-860 Æthebald I 839-856 Æthewulf I 802-839 Egbert I

[@stevenweikert7062]

@@wendyjacques9366 I commend you for going to all the trouble you did to compile this list, but there are a few errors. The current monarch is Charles III, not Charles II. Jane Grey is not considered to have been a monarch as she was never crowned and the majority of the English nobles considered her claim to the throne as invalid. If you put her on the list then you would have to add Matilda, the daughter of Henry I who named her his heir. Either both should appear on the list or neither. In cases where there was only one monarch of a given name, he or she is not the first of that name until another monarch comes along by that name, So Queen Anne is just Anne, not Anne I. King Stephen is Stephen, not Stephen I. William III was joint ruler of England with Queen Mary II - she was a queen regnant, not a queen consort. Oliver and Richard Cromwell were rulers but not monarchs. They didn't consider themselves monarchs and no one else did either. Finally, the opinions of most historians is that no monarch prior to Æthelstan could be considered the monarch of England since there was no such kingdom until Æthelstan united the separate kingdoms of Wessex, Mercia, Northumbria and East Anglia. The kings before him were called King of the Anglo-Saxons, not kings of England.

[@GuestyTheBGTI]

​@@stevenweikert7062and Charles I died in 1649 not 1653

[@GuestyTheBGTI]

@@stevenweikert7062 I'm just adding it to your comment

[@claudiorodriguez7661]

There is a mistake. The one in the picture is NOT George VI (Elizabeth II's father)

[@jakurdadov6375]

You're right. That's V. VI was always clean-shaven, for one thing.

[@gaylewright5320]

yes

[@subman721]

You sir are correct! That was George V I guess he was King Twice, or maybe the resurrected him.

[@herlinapanannangan307]

Yes, there is a mistake Elisabeth II 1926-2022 😇

[@catherinesmalley8587]

​@@herlinapanannangan307 - No, Elizabeth II was Queen from 1952-2022 as it says. She was born in 1926 but didn't become Queen until her father King George VI died in 1952.

[@Shadows_FNaF]

Where is Lady Jane Grey? She may have been Queen for 9 days, but she was still Queen.

[@Legolandia12]

Yeah

[@jacobsalisbury8464]

Never officially crowned, just like Empress Matilda.

[@micksherman7709]

Not recognised.

[@gidzmobug2323]

Edward V was never crowned, but he is still counted. Some listings do not include Jane Grey because of the circumstances around her accession.

[@johnorourke5506]

I just wanted to say a big thank you for the upload. Educational and enjoyable. 😀

[@sombrepigeon3547]

Oh, man! Just got the Vikings series vibes from the beginning! How can you not love History?!

[@gogo-vq4vr]

some want go travel into the futurte, but I waNT TO TRAVEL TO THE PAST TO SEE HOW IT ALL WAS

[@Dar885]

George the VI's picture is incorrect. That is a picture of George the V.

[@ThatColin]

He said that already

[@hazzamans]

He has the right picture in thumbnail

[@itz_purple_with_black7221]

It's fine it's not a big deal!😐

[@Ghost_D4A]

@@itz_purple_with_black7221 it’s literally the wrong guy tho

[@itz_purple_with_black7221]

@@Ghost_D4A so? At least they didn't get the rest wrong

[@erikmoura5873]

I loved the video, I am of British descent and I am very happy to see a little of the origins of my native culture. ❤

[@kirpalsinghramgadiya5855]

Are you from England??

[@Adriana_L.]

Yea the killer and looter❤🎉❤🎉❤😂

[@vatsal7640]

@@Adriana_L. u hit you're head or something??

[@antanivolante5557]

C'è poco da essere orgogliosi.

[@HarryB100]

Are you happy to know that your "origins" came from the hands of killers who slave the whole world? Wow, congratulations...

[@judyjacklawlor285]

Yes, George VI’s photo is actually George V ( George VI’s father and grandfather to Elizabeth II.)

[@aerofool66]

You missed Jane Gray. She was only queen for nine days, but a queen nonetheless.

[@rjbeuterpe]

Correct, from July 10 till July 19 1553

[@clothilde1623]

Lady Jane GREY - mind your Americanised misspelling 😉

[@UnityCow]

@Miniso India yes

[@clothilde1623]

@@MinisoIndia-st8wv Oh absolutely

[@drevenypribor6144]

And also Henry the Young King

[@jackdunn3235]

In 1917, the name of the British royal house was changed from the German Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to the English Windsor because of anti-German sentiment in the United Kingdom during the First World War.

[@juz3r1]

... and King Charles III - House of Oldenburg!

[@OrangeMapleLeaf]

And Battenberg was changed to Mountbatten.

[@templarknight8004]

Which is not changing anything that they are more German then British, lol.

[@templarknight8004]

And the most funny thing is that in country where no Brits left, name is still remaining the same.

[@leahtate261]

​@@templarknight8004 They were never more than half German, as George I's mother Sophia was the granddaughter of James VI of Scotland and James I of England. Being raised in Hanover he didn't speak English, but Queen Elizabeth II' s mother was Scottish and both Diana and Catherine are English, so the British blood is prevalent in the Royal family of today.

[@DuaA-sq2ec]

I noticed that queens had the longest reigns, uk has a great history😌, from one the oldest kingdoms, the kingdom of Morocco🇲🇦👑

[@pedanticradiator1491]

The 3rd longest reign was that of a man- George III

[@crimsonjebakumar]

Thank you for posting the Royal Monarch's of English History.

[@stuartcollins82]

It's worth saying that anything before Athelstan wasn't "England, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom". England was founded as a Kingdom, with a single King, in 927 when the separate anglo saxon kingdoms were united.

[@no-yn8qw]

This is such a neat video! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

[@Alhonaifah]

That’s so nice to know! Thx a lot❤

[@sukeyetexas6059]

All of this was so interesting. Thank you for sharing this with us. 🇺🇸

[@Waywind420]

9:11 it's crazy how Victoria's facial features are visible in 5 consecutive monarchs. 115 years of having monarchs that look like each other (1837-1952)

[@lieslemmens7762]

Guess all the incest helped as well. :p

[@wasteland.baby.]

elizabeth looked a bit like her when she was younger too

[@RabbitConfirmed]

inbreed

[@aliciabenton5335]

They are all interbred

[@aliciabenton5335]

To keep the Royals in the family they mated with each other

[@NinjaSiv]

Very nice! I invite you to do one of these but with Denmark's King and Queens!

[@VeryLuckyTVVlog]

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[@gaelliott61]

Missing:Jane Grey, The “Nine Day Queen” and Henry the Young King (28 February 1155 - 11 June 1183) was the eldest son of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine to survive childhood. Beginning in 1170, he was titular King of England, Duke of Normandy, Count of Anjou and Maine. Henry the Young King was the only English king since the Norman Conquest to be crowned during his father's reign, but was frustrated by his father's refusal to grant him meaningful autonomous power.[1][2] He died, aged 28, six years before his father, leaving his brother Richard to become the next king.

[@drpri1836]

Also Queen Matilda is missing

[@CUGS2009]

This is a very poorly put-together line of succession. It is in error all over the place. Frankly, this should be taken down.

[@Tintagael]

Jane Grey does not count, she was a usurper.

[@hildamariablancogomez3854]

Mientras estos malditos oligarcas reyes se gasta billones de dólares en lujos en el mundo todos los días mueren gente de hambre

[@cherryberry7024]

They cut off their heads , or went to the tower and died of starvation !,

[@TheCpu45]

The image of George VI is incorrect.Your picture is of Geoege V, Queen Elizabeth's grandfather.

[@user-gi9qe9gf2l]

Great work bro Hard working

[@amoonamina]

Can you plz tell me with wich site or app you are making your Video ? Thank you

[@DavidEllis-pw7cg]

Henry VII was king from 1485 to 1509, not from 1483. The image of George VI is in fact his father, George V.

[@DataSetsChannel]

We agree with you. We were wrong.

[@Eivoaerys]

Wonder why they posted something so wrong smh

[@Eivoaerys]

Once I saw the thumbnail I was like “these guys have no clue”

[@shahrulamar5358]

Henry VIII was very brutal. 😬😬😬

[@ngfanny3767]

@@Eivoaerys ⁷

[@silvertbird1]

Not unsurprisingly, others have commented that the photo of George VI is not correct. LOL I’m an American living in Texas who barely remembers much of English history, and spotted the mistake right away. Probably because all the photos I’ve seen of Elizabeth’s father show him clean-shaven. Plus you can see the man in the photo is similar to the man in the painting just before.

[@tuakalautuipulotu2603]

I KNOW

[@Ezio6267]

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[@malsomakawlni3228]

Just before was Edward, brother of gearge.

[@elrhomarilyna]

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[@BDQ1975]

The picture of George VI is actually his father, George V, the late Queen Elizabeth II grandfather. Yes, George VI was clean shaven while his father George V wore a mustache and beard, like his father Edward VII

[@JoseSanchez-tu6mm]

Thank you. It really works

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

Very helpful and informative, I've always wondered what order came in , please do one showing the line of decent from queen Elizabeth 2nd right back to hear blood line. Descendents

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Check our the channel Useful Charts they have videos detailing several Royal family trees

[@Danny-ee8tl]

Every royal are related all over Europe... inbreeding in the royal family has been for thousands of years

[@cynthia8343]

Queen Elizabeth's bloodline goes back to the house of Hanover.

[@alumni2a692]

When you fail with George VI picture and use George V’s and tell yourself “arf close enough” 😂

[@julius866]

i noticed that too

[@paulgreen6634]

I'm from Gabon, but I'm fascinated by the UK and France Kingdoms history. And most of the movies that I use to watch are Kingdoms related. I'll visit visit different castels when I get a chance.❤

[@theoabun]

i woulndt admit im fascinated by sexual predators and peodophiles

[@georgelikesdogs8976]

@@theoabun What? You can be fascinated by history without agreeing with the actions of some of it's people. Yeah, some of Britain's kings have been questionable in many ways, but that doesn't mean you can't be interested in the kingdom's history. If you refuse to acknowledge parts of history we are doomed to repeat them.

[@kysha5040]

@@georgelikesdogs8976 well said

[@theoabun]

@@georgelikesdogs8976 you mean the history where they look great even the queen was questionable and maybe we need a repeat of history the one where the kingdom was taken back by the people

[@pilouboy4736]

Do you know that WILLIAM 1ST was french. That's why 40% of english vocabulary is french. "Honi soit qui mal y pense" "Dieu et mon Roi".

[@lazyhazyhead]

I'm amazed to see the starting of monarch from 8th century AD which makes it very recent in history for me. I myself come from the place where we have kingdom from 8th century BC or early.

[@luvstellauk]

9th Century actually, 800s = 9th century just as we are in the 21st century now. As for earlier history England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland didn't exist as nations, there were kings, queens and leaders of various tribes that controlled certain areas but even post Roman occupation for first few centuries what is now England for example was not a country unified under one monarch.

[@Tommwirigi]

Fascinating how this history has been preserved and in great detals....the years of reign

[@frankharry-mc2ok]

Hello 👋

[@kathaseitz3663]

2:58 Why does he look like a Hobbit😂

[@jb2736]

Of terror and plunder🎆

[@lucylovitt9583]

🐂💩 it's NOT history - it's a bloody (literally) facade. If you knew the truth of how they kept power you would be physically sick 🤮. Using children up to the age of puberty for satanic ritual ceremony is just one of the things they hide. Why to you think Britain's most recent prolific paedo was a house guest at Sandringham at Xmas and how he got his MBE - For providing homeless children to be dismembered.... Wake up to reality! .

[@carolharris2401]

Um they were like wealthy of course its preserve they've been living off peasants money for centuries I don't know that's surprising or even fascinating

[@aFallOutGirl]

you forgot a king... Sveyn Forkbeard invaded England in 1013 and Æthelred abandoned the throne and went into exile in Normandy. Sveyn ruled England from 1013 till his death 41 days later. he was the first king from house of Denmark.

[@je1499]

I come from Angeln in Germany. Angeln 💙 England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 I hope this story stays Forever ❤️

[@malsomakawlni3228]

Lady Jane Grey too.

[@manuelameyer2784]

And the Father from the Queen ...forget too

[@davidcooke8005]

Edgar the Aetheling was briefly king in 1066, after Harold Godwinsons death, but before the folks in London surrendered to William the Conqueror, though he was not coronated and was just a figurehead.

[@kathleenlovett1958]

Thanks. Definitely interesting.

[@mikepowers7207]

You have the wrong portrait posted for George VI. You are showing a second portrait of George V. Otherwise, very well done!!

[@sarahrichards6001]

So sad to see queen elizabeth as a queen from the past now 😢

[@oscorneylli]

🌹

[@archieedits-]

🌹

[@ilovethebeatles1960]

Very sad😔😣😓

[@-ThatOneTopHatGuy-]

Agree...

[@andypichardo9231]

I’m feel emotional that she died

[@kurt7842]

Great video you should do one how each monarch ascended the crown and who they got it from

[@josscastillo4626]

Sin historia no hay futuro..... gracias por la publicación 🤗

[@DorivalBinklin-vn4ms]

Perdem pra mim para fazer essa lista 12 anos nunca errei uma imagem ou data 😅 PARABENS aos criadores do conteúdo 🤓👍

[@twiggs65]

Thank u, I never got it till now!

[@teresa505]

This was very educational!!! I've always been fascinated with British history! Great video!

[@fatimacottle1968]

ABSOLUTELY ABSOLUTELY 💯 SOOOOOO YESSSSSSSS 💯 I am SCREAMING so excited 😊 🤗

[@lucylovitt9583]

🐂💩 it's NOT history - it's a bloody (literally) facade. If you knew the truth of how they kept power you would be physically sick 🤮. Using children up to the age of puberty for satanic ritual ceremony is just one of the things they hide. Why to you think Britain's most recent prolific paedo was a house guest at Sandringham at Xmas and how he got his MBE - For providing homeless children to be dismembered.... Wake up to reality!

[@johnmacleod5775]

I really like this . A few small errors but well done . Can you do Scottish kings prior to Union Of The Crowns?

[@DataSetsChannel]

Ok

[@Gmai000]

👎💩💩💩💩💩💩💩👎👎👎👎

[@mehitabel6564]

Yes, that would be very interesting! As an Englishman who spends a lot of time in Scotland, I've enjoyed National Portrait Gallery and Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, and would like to see the Scottish kings laid out in a timeline.

[@markshimaji2923]

I found it very informative.

[@neutralbychoice3584]

Well, according to Danish sources, Cnut’s father, Harald managed to be King of England for a little while before Cnut. I actually find that when non Danes are talking about english monarchs, the Danish kings are mostly egnored, which i find sad. If nothing else, it establishes a connection between our two nations that i hold pride in.

[@johnroarty7103]

thats correct it was harold "bluetooth" before canute.

[@neutralbychoice3584]

@@johnroarty7103 Wait. Just made a mistake. Harald Bluetooth was never King of England. His son Svend was and then Cnut was and after that his sons were kings.

[@Dimera09]

It was Sven Forkbeard no?

[@neutralbychoice3584]

@@Dimera09 Yes. Fun fact, he actually killed his father Harald and took the Danish throne. He only later invaded England.

[@QuintusFabiusMaximusVerr-vf9sb]

Connection of your pillaging and invading?

[@TheWhitePine5]

Legend has it that Ethelred II is still unready

[@alani3992]

The Kings names all started with A's, then all with E's.

[@kuro_danshaku]

Жаль. что все они здесь без своих прозвищ, по которым их легче было запоминать и не путаться.

[@RalphSkitz]

You've said england so really i suggest you start with Alfred the Great's grandson Æthelstan

[@Lamedvavnik]

Ethelred II the unready made me laugh. The picture suited the title perfectly with the contrast to the other portraits.

[@visionist7]

But he had a very long reign

[@jackmason5278]

As I understand it, Ethelred had some archaic descriptor which could have meant "unready" but probably meant "ill advised".

[@jakurdadov6375]

It's amusing to note how much of the time the kings and queens of england were French, German, Scottish, and even Dutch.

[@mehitabel6564]

Yes indeed. It always amuses me when certain Englishmen speak of 'pure' blood when really we are a complete mixture.

[@gorshok9785]

The cool Video!)

[@remencat]

Nice video

[@dysonconfer986]

Nice video! I would include Edgar Atheling, Empress Matilda, Lady Jane Gray and Sweyn Forkbeard.

[@58christinekay]

Yes, Lady Jane Gray should be included. She was known as the Nine Days Queen and, despite her very short reign, she was technically the monarch during this period. I think most history books feature her name when listing the Kings and Queens of the UK.

[@gerardmorvan2232]

And I would like to see Louis the First (and Last), who reigned just after John Lackland for a year or so. Afterwards, he became King of France under the name Louis the Eighth. (Yes, I learned that from the late ad lamented Terry Jones).

[@dysonconfer986]

@@gerardmorvan2232 thanks for the information. Should we include Aethelweard? I read that he reigned for a week or more after the passing of Alfred The Great...

[@dysonconfer986]

@@gerardmorvan2232 Aelfweard, I misspelled the name

[@ds1868]

@@58christinekay England not the UK. The UK did not exist in the 16th century.

[@odionosayawe9309]

Wessex, Aelhestan, and all other AELS, just reminds me of Last Kingdom & Vikings series which are quite historically fascinating.

[@coniquew449]

They are Vikings

[@odionosayawe9309]

@@coniquew449 Oh really?

[@JJaqn05]

@@odionosayawe9309 They aren't vikings don't listen to that guy lol.

[@JJaqn05]

@@coniquew449 You got your history wrong

[@coniquew449]

@@JJaqn05 Prove it, you're indoctrinated

[@TammyScarbough-zm1ye]

Great!!! Run through i love it 🥰😍🥰😍🥰

[@shailendrakafle3965]

Thank you very much

[@luvbasses5487]

Even though she was swiftly ousted, shouldn’t Lady Jane have been at least mentioned?

[@ralphowen3367]

Did not the Rolling Stones mention her in their song, My Sweet Lady Jane?

[@kisha1682]

It took some time for me to learn all of the monarchs from 1066 until now, but I did😁

[@WonderDataTV]

The video was fantastic! As someone with British heritage, it warmed my heart to catch a glimpse of the roots of my ancestral culture.

[@lotus2i]

Where do you get these information bro 🦧

[@jacko8603]

2:25 defiantly a prestigious artist right there

[@gswcooper7162]

>List of kings of England Starts with monarchs titled "King of Wessex" But during the coronation, presenters were stating that there have been 62 English monarchs - which is this list. Even though the first King of England is Aethelstan. Also the Cromwells' title was Lord Protector, I believe.

[@sebe2255]

Makes more sense to start with Alfred, Edward or Æthelstan than Ecbert that is for sure

[@crimson6864]

this list also decided to leave out a lot of nicknames also it said that Oliver cromwell’s house was called commonwealth 😅

[@BryanAnaya-cp4rw]

2:23 Ethelred the Second the unready! it left me laughing at the end

[@user-yl7oj5xh4w]

It's cool presentation!

[@TheRickie41]

A very useful overview that helps to re-situate events very quickly.

[@frankharry-mc2ok]

Hello 👋👋

[@parisgalindo1209]

Hi, just wanted to say that Queen/Empress Matilda is missing (daughter of King Henry I and mother of King Henry II) I understand that she could be missing due to the fact that she kept "fighting" over the throne with King Stephen, but King Henry I did name her his heir to the throne. Also Queen/Lady Jane Grey is missing, I can also understand this as she was only queen for nine days, but King Edward VI did name her successor.

[@ds1868]

Both persons are not officially recognised as Sovereigns. Matilda gave up her right on the agreement that Henry Plantagenet would become King after King Stephen. Lady Jane Grey was never officially declared Queen Regnant through the Accession Council, even though she was legally the heir.

[@afsmapping6092]

@@ds1868 The accession council thing is purely ceremonial. The heir apparent/presumptive becomes the monarch the second the former monarch passes away.

[@kharhesthinchamorro560]

Only throne by Jesus Christ is God

[@Multifandoms_person]

@@kharhesthinchamorro560 how does that have to do with anythi- what-

[@trinitymdc3974]

​@@kharhesthinchamorro560 Different throne. We're talking history here. Throne of England. Not throne of Heaven.

[@tundelehozcky5941]

Ezek az uralkodok nagyon nagy kiralyok voltak ..👌👌

[@vivianpangilinan9783]

I was able to watch the story of queen elizabeth1 and queen mary of france...and scotland...oh my goodness i was fascinated by their story braveness and gallantry..how they fought from their nemesis for their country... And its really sad that theres some people who wanted to destroy their name...

[@lucylovitt9583]

🐂💩 it's NOT history - it's a bloody (literally) facade. If you knew the truth of how they kept power you would be physically sick 🤮. Using children up to the age of puberty for satanic ritual ceremony is just one of the things they hide. Why to you think Britain's most recent prolific paedo was a house guest at Sandringham at Xmas and how he got his MBE - For providing homeless children to be dismembered.... Wake up to reality!

[@julianneheindorf5757]

Excellent lineup. How about doing one of the kings and queens of Denmark?🇩🇰

[@TIMBOWERMAN]

That would be a dead bore! “Frederik, Christian, Frederik, Christian! Need I go on

[@OrangeMapleLeaf]

One of the oldest European monarchies, together with the House of Orange (Netherlands).

[@LDSW]

Your timeline shows the wrong photo of George VI. The photo for George VI, ("Bertie", the former Prince Albert, Duke of York; father of Elizabeth II, grandfather of Charles III, and younger brother of Edward VIII), is missing from your timeline. The photo that is represented in error for George VI is obviously a photo of George V, husband of Mary of Teck, father of Edward VIII and George VI, grandfather of Elizabeth II, and great-grandfather of Charles III.

[@DataSetsChannel]

We know, we're wrong!

[@xpo4139]

He said that in the pinned comment..

[@kikinsan1377]

No need say it like that - they were just simply telling you that

[@emperor5330]

@@DataSetsChannel so? why not make a correction!!!🤨🤨🤔🤔🤬🤬🤬😡

[@lukaslayton2697]

Poor shoody work and disrespectful too amateurish

[@luizgonzagapinto4609]

Great video, but there is a mistake. The photo of George VI is actually of his father George V.

[@user-cd7rr1re8k]

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[@mariamm967]

rest in peace my queen she's in Havantogether is great husband Prince Philip and Princess Diana and all royal family

[@murphylee8998]

Hello how are you doing hope you're fine and staying safe 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@micksherman7709]

I very much doubt if all of them made it to heaven.

[@Ed9870]

There was no Great Britain before 1707, therefore there were no Kings or Queens of such a place. The Act of Union (in 1707 under Queen Anne) between Scotland and England, which combined the Scottish flag of St. Andrew with the English flag of St. George (forming the Union flag seen today) resulted in the creation of Great Britain.

[@reggiebosanquet1525]

Yes, the Sovereign wore three separate crowns. Also the Coronation of the King of Scots still took place at the Palace of Scone!

[@cloverite]

It was possible to be the King of 2 separate countries at the time, which is why it says King of England and Scotland and not King of the United Kingdom.

[@hayleymolloy4260]

It was sussex wäre alles offen them want to rule eh ich is still here today.

[@Pennam5]

U mean, after these ppl looted and destroyed the whole world spinelessly??

[@user-qi5jw2hg1c]

​@@cloveriteHis point is the Kingdom of GB didn't exist until 1707; there were 3 separate Kingdoms prior to 1707. The UK was only formed in 1801.

[@sianturieduard8136]

How they get the Pictures of the kings

[@DS9TREK]

Cromwell's title was "Lord Protector"

[@EchoBravo370]

Are there any paintings from when Queen Victoria was younger?

[@No-hd4cg]

There is a portrait of Queen Victoria when she was 4.

[@TheMoonRover]

There's definitely confusion about who was King of what here. From 1199: King of England, Lord of Ireland. From 1542: King/Queen of England and Ireland. From 1603: King/Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland. From 1707: King/Queen of Great Britain and Ireland. From 1801: King/Queen of the United Kingdom. (Most of Ireland became independent in 1922, but it's still the United Kingdom).

[@ds1868]

Good summary of the dates.

[@visionist7]

Why was Great Britain "downgraded" to the United Kingdom? Is it because Ireland isn't included?

[@TheMoonRover]

@@visionist7 The opposite. Great Britain did not include Ireland. The UK did (and still includes Northern Ireland).

[@visionist7]

@@TheMoonRover thanks

[@dolldoll2914]

👩🏻‍💻As others have noted, the picture for George VI is a repeat of George V, the same man. I love this video.

[@mariarosagarcia9164]

Video excelente ...música muy acertada gracias

[@clothilde1623]

Thanks for this, it’s a good list 👍🏻 but a couple of wee things: James I should be James VI and I, King of Scotland and England. He was the sixth King James of Scotland long before he became the first King James of England as well. As others have pointed out, you missed Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England & Ireland between Edward VI and Mary I (albeit for nine whole days, the poor cow). As for Oliver Cromwell, his self-styled title ‘Lord Protector’ would be more appropriate than simply ‘English Statesman’ given he was the de facto king. Ditto his inconsequential son.

[@leolechien007]

Oliver Cromwell and his Plantation of Ulster are the origin of the Northern Ireland problems. Like most religious extremists he seems to have been a real " nut job".

[@johnkmcgregor5209]

No mention of Mary Queen of Scots either.

[@ecclestonsangel]

​@@johnkmcgregor5209 because Mary, Queen of Scots never ruled England.

[@ecclestonsangel]

Clothilde: Cromwells son was such a weak buffoon, it was a piece of cake for Charles II to sweep in and retake the throne. Not sure of your thoughts on Oliver Cromwell, but I found him to be a complete bastard!

[@clothilde1623]

@@johnkmcgregor5209 As eccleston said, Mary ruled Scotland (and briefly France, as Queen Consort) so isn’t eligible here. Were we to add all the Scottish sovereigns before the Union of the Crowns the video would be much longer! (It’d be great though - unsubtle hint to producer.)

[@crazyenot5099]

Я на протяжении всего видео: смотрю на портреты королей и понимаю, как часто у них менялся нос, и какой отличительной особенностью стала форма глаз.

[@thetasigmagallifreyan]

FYI - You had the wrong image for George VI. The image used was a black and white version of an image of his father George V

[@wasteland.baby.]

6:53 i think lady jane grey should be included. she was queen for 9 days after edward died until mary beheaded her

[@monapause8108]

you used a photo of George V as George VI. also, Queen Matilda should be inserted between Stephen of Bois and Stephen of Bois restored. there was also a Louis who ruled for a year, but was completely rubbed out of the record.

[@theonesillyboy]

you forgot Empress Matilda, Jane Grey (the 9 day queen), Blackadder (after he changed history and became king in the alternate 1990s), and Diana (the Queen of Hearts)

[@franzweber7494]

There is also the King of Pop and the Burger King

[@theonesillyboy]

@@franzweber7494 true, but these are American royals, although the the King of Pop could be considered worldwide I guess ...

[@user-pj5ko5zf2h]

Well, according to Danish sources, Cnut’s father, Harald managed to be King of England for a little while before Cnut.

[@pedanticradiator1491]

Cnut's father was Sweyn Forkbeard who according to some sources was king of England briefly

[@SinclairFarrugia]

I think you have the wrong photo of King George VI as I think the same photo of king George V was used. Nevertheless the video was great

[@elizabethlovett5130]

Why is George V shown instead of George V1? ????

[@kennethbowry1521]

Great work well done.

[@ThePuppet13r]

Between the Queen Elizabeth II and Charles III, I felt the gap was of two centuries 😂😂

[@RomanSergienko-bq3pz]

Здесь самая великая это Елизавета 2. Она была на престоле 70 лет. Она взошла на престол в 25 лет. Она была самой уважаемой королевой в мире. Ее все любили. Сейчас Карл 3 в Великобритании. Посмотрим как оно будет дальше. Следующий король Великобритании это принц Уильям

[@serowinski]

It would be so nice to see a translation of every comment not in the English Language.

[@snowy7777]

There is a mistake he forgot about lady jane grey

[@mendonburns-gilbert1642]

Fascinating. Thanks for this. I have just been reading up about the line of rulers. Others have mentioned some minor issues. Let me throw in a couple more because it is fresh in my mind. There is evidence that Alfweard, son of Edward the Elder, was king for three weeks or so between his father's death and his older brother Athelstan taking the throne. Athelstan is actually crowned after his younger brother dies. Also Sven Fork beard apparently ruled for 41 days, driving Athelred the Unready into exile. With Sven's death Athelred returned. The direct Anglo-Saxon line is considered at an end with Harold II though the Witenagamot elected someone named Edgar Atheling, a grandson of Edmund Ironside. Edgar Atheling never ruled, submitting to William the Conquer two months after election in mid-October. To many historians the line of English rulers is believed to have begun with Alfred who was the first to consolidate a good chunk of England. I appreciate that you went back to his grandfather Ecgberht. Thanks for this video.

[@julietteb3]

Allof Alfred's older brother and his father are missing too. Without mentioning the names are mispronounces

[@alanhindmarch4483]

You missed out Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England (Uncrowned) 1553. She is between Edward VI and Mary I. James I, should read, James I and VI, King of England and Scotland.

[@susanaflores5191]

DATA SETS, muchos gracias.

[@FamiliaSorina21]

How long do yo say " King of England "?

[@damonika09]

I’m glad you showed the kings before William the Conqueror. It’s rare these days. Lol.

[@tomspence8506]

damonika09 but yet these videos for some unknown reason don't include Lady Jane Grey!

[@vocedallefrazioni]

I respectfully point out that the first Savoy (the Italian royal family) of which we have news is Umberto Biancamano who lived around the year 900 and that some of last English kings have been Emperor of India too.

[@SSRG3107]

The title 'Emperor/Empress of India' was introduced in 1878 when Victoria was the Queen. There were 5 people to bear that title: Victoria, Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, and George VI. In June 1948, the title became defunct(after 10 months of Indian independence)

[@alessandrodorsi9800]

Umberto Biancamano fu il primo Savoia ufficiale dal 1048

[@eleonorel]

Thank you

[@lecorbusier6791]

The resemblance of George VI to his father George V is particularly striking. The look like twin brothers

[@lunaris7342]

Thats because the Picture is wrong. That is a Picture from George V