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Queen Elizabeth II is the oldest serving monarch in British history at the age of 86 years 50 days (as of June 10,2012);her paternal great-great grandmother,Queen Victoria,the longest reigned monarch in 63 years,216 days(1837-1901) died at the age of 81 years 243 days.
As of June 2012, Queen Elizabeth II is the longest living monarch in British history - she overtook the previous record of 29828 days old, held by Queen Victoria, on December 21, 2007.
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Did people think queen elizabeth was a good ruler?
She is okay. The same as any other living person. She is owed absolutely no more respect than anybody else. She is apparently not even the legitimate monarch. The legitimate monarch is a man living in Australia.
Where is Elizabeth Smart living?
she is living in London
What does Elizabeth Short do for a living?
Elizabeth Short was born on July 29th in the year of 1924. Elizabeth Short made a living by working in the field of crimes and the investigation of them.
Elizabeth II has a daughter named Princess Anne I would like to know if she is dead?
Still living, and 9th in the line of succession for the British Throne. Was she in her son's wedding?
What year did Elizabeth Taylor become a US citizen?
1932, at birth to American parents living in London.
Who is the most famous monarch in the world?
Of living monarchs, Queen Elizabeth II of England is the most famous.
Who has the longest living queen been?
For the UK, it has been Queen Elizabeth II. She has reigned for 65 years as of 2017.
Did people think queen elizabeth was a good ruler?
She is okay. The same as any other living person. She is owed absolutely no more respect than anybody else. She is apparently not even the legitimate monarch. The legitimate monarch is a man living in Australia.
What species of butterfly has the longest lifespan?
The Monarch butterfly has one of the longest lifespans of any butterfly species, living up to 9 months.
What is the longest living snackes?
The longest living snake is the Common Boa.
Could the line of succession to the British throne be changed?
The line of succession changes each time someone dies or is born into the Royal Family. Every new baby is added to it in the right place, and everyone who dies is taken out. More than that, the rules that govern the succession can be changed. It is a bit complicated by the fact that the British monarch is also the monarch of the United Kingdom which comprises several kingdoms throughout the world. It involves, I believe, unanimous agreement among all the kingdoms in the realm.The rules of succession are in the process of being changed right now, or perhaps the change has been made. According to the rules up to the accession of Elizabeth II, a monarch's male heirs always have precedence over female heirs. If Elizabeth had had a brother, he would have inherited the crown and not Elizabeth, even if he was a younger brother. If Charles had had an older sister, he would still be next in line. This happened also to be the case for Elizabeth I, and for Victoria, arguably two of the greatest monarchs ever. The present is an auspicious time to make such a change, since at the moment it will not change any living person's position in line. If the change has not yet been agreed, it should be done before Prince William has his first child or there may be some disputes among some unhappy royals.Elizabeth II is already one of the most beloved of British monarchs, and she may even become the longest reigning monarch in English/British history. It seems to make no sense at all for female heirs to be treated differently from male heirs.
What is the world record or the longest living gerbil?
the longest living gerbil lived up to 8 years.
The longest living tree?
The Bristlecone Pine is the longest recorded.
Where is Elizabeth Smart living?
she is living in London
Is man the longest living life form?
No. The longest living species on Earth are trees' some are thousands of years old.
What is the longest a living thing has slept?
The longest recorded time a living thing has slept is 575 days, which was observed in a Snail.
Jack Nicklaus is the only living person to be honored with being on a printed British Banknote there were 2 others which are now deceased. Who are they?
Other than the reigning Monarch, the Bank of England has never issued bank notes with living persons on them. The Royal Bank of Scotland has issued commemorative Pound Sterling notes as follows - £20 note featuring Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother in 2000. £5 note featuring Jack Nicklaus in 2005.
