He didn't actually RULE, since by then the British monarchy's role in Government was little more than it is today, but he WAS an important national figurehead. He did much to keep up the nation's morale during World War II, making daily radio broadcasts to the country, encouraging the British people in their dark years of fear, and regularly touring bombed areas of London and other parts of the UK to show his solidarity and sympathy with the civilian populace. When Buckingham Palace was bombed in 1940, he felt this enabled him to better understand the dangers the people of London were livign through night after night, and declared "Now I can look the people of the East End in the face". He was seen by many as a father figure during the War, which is why there was so much grief and anguish when he died in '52.
Edward Seymour!
Edward VI (6th)
Edward VI took the throne on January 28th, 1547.
King Edward VI (1537 - 1553) came to the throne after Henry.
Mary I
Edward VI.
His uncles the Dukes of Somerset and Norfolk.
The successor to Edward VI was Queen Mary I.
He, didn't do anything as he was too young to rule. Instead, Somerset handled matters for him.
Edward vi (1537 - 1553)
Edward VI failed to survive his illness (tuberculosis)
edward was raised a protestant by his fathers radical protestant ministers, these ministers ran the country while edward was too young to rule.
That would be Edward, later Edward VI.
No, Edward VI ruled before Elizabeth I. They were half-brother and half-sister. Before their father, Henry VIII died, he put Edward 1st in line for the throne because women couldn't rule England alone. This was changed by Mary (Edward and Elizabeth's half-sister) after Edward died. Elizabeth was the second queen to rule alone.
Edward Seymour!
King Edward VI Handsworth was created in 1883.
King Edward VI was a Protestant :D