British monarchy

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Three generations of the royal family posed on June 2, 2003, before a dinner celebrating the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.

She may be the crown jewel of the Windsor clan, but Kate still has to curtsy to William’s cousins

The royal, who died on April 9 at the age of 99, was married to Queen Elizabeth for more than seventy years.

In 1857, Queen Victoria posed for the first royal photo ever, and the world promptly fell in love with photographing royals. Here are some of the more memorable, yet less widely seen, photos of the royal family throughout the years.

The picture, taken in 2012, shows the Prince of Wales in the regimental dress of the Toronto Scottish Regiment, of which he is Colonel-in-Chief, for use by the Canadian army.

British Monarchy. Yes. Not necessarily what it is now; but the feeling of history in any family tree fascinates me.

I’ve always loved reading biographies and thought this blog could benefit from an educational (and entertaining!) history-inspired series. Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926 and was crowned the Queen of England at the young age of 25. On September 9, 2015 she became the longest reigning British monarch in history. Without further ado, six fun facts about Her Majesty the Queen. #1 – […]

She was just 5th in the line of succession, but a series of historical vagaries put the princess on the world’s most powerful throne.

If some people had their way, the new king of England wouldn't have been the man who'd been in line for the job for decades.