Great Queen of Great Britain : Elizabeth I, The Great!

 

As we all know that England has a gorgeous tradition of amazing governing system, as there are no one but King and Queen has all the power and has the supreme command of their country in every aspect.

Now we start discussion regarding Queens of Great Britain, we found that Britain has great luck because it has always great leaders, personality wise, open heart, honorable, intelligent and full of glory. One of the great Queens of Great Britain, a name comes in mind and that is Elizabeth I.  

Lets have a look at few aspects of her glorious life, while in her young age, her personality as a ruler, she as normal human being. 

She born on 7th September 1533 and died on 24th March 1603. She was queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death i.e. 24th March 1603. She never got married, so she sometimes remarked as “The Virgin Queen”.

She was the daughter of Henry VIII, she was born a princess, but her mother, Anne Boleyn, was put to death two and a half years after her birth, and Elizabeth was declared unlawful. Her half-brother, Edward VI, donate the crown to Lady Jane Grey, wounding his half-sisters out of the sequence. His will was set aside; Lady Jane Grey was also executed, and in 1558 Elizabeth succeeded the Catholic Mary I, during whose control she had been jailed for almost a year on doubt of helping Protestant fight back.

 Castle of Mey-former Highland-Home of Queen Elizabeth 1.

Favourite Place where Queen Elizabeth I , likes to stay.

In 1533, Queen born in Greenwich Palace.

Hatfield House, Queen spent her childhood days here.

A particular place in Hatfield House, oakTree, where Queen came to know that Now she is a Queen.

When visited Lodnon City, used Tower of london to stay here.

Windsor Castle, one of Queen's residence.

Hampton Court, also has honour, Queen liked to stay here most of times.

Richmond Palace, one of memorable places regarding Queen, She used to stay here, liked hunting and then this place also caught in focus because she died here in 1603.