An ordered list of British kings.

The order of the kings of England is as follows:

The order of the British dynasty:

1, Roman occupation period (55 BC-AD 4 10):

55 BC: Julius Caesar invaded Britain for the first time.

AD 43: The Roman emperor Claudius led the army to conquer Britain.

2. Anglo-Saxon period and Danish rule period (AD 449- 1066):

5th century-9th century: Anglo-Saxons immigrated to Britain, bringing old English, and the southern part of England was renamed England, beginning the Seven Kingdoms period.

AD 597: saint augustinus arrived in England and converted the local people to Christianity.

AD 829: The Wessex dynasty began in egbert.

AD 876: Alfred the Great defeated the Danish Vikings at the Battle of Eddington.

832-860: Kenneth Macalpin unified the Picts and Scots.

AD 10 14: "North Sea Empire" Knut the Great of Denmark is also the king of England.

3. Norman dynasty (1066- 1 154):

William the Conqueror was called I after he ascended the throne, and his reign time was 2 1 year. The throne passed to his two sons, William II and Henry I. After three kings, this family has no male heir. However, there are two lines of heirs from the maternal line. First, William I's grandson Stephen ascended the throne. The other department refused, and as a result, a position battle broke out. The two sides tried their best to agree that after Stephen died, another department would succeed him.

4. Plantagenet Dynasty (1154-1399);

After Stephen died, Henry I's grandson succeeded him as Henry II. He was originally the Earl of Anjou in France, and his coat of arms had the pattern of plantagenet, hence the name Dynasty. The Hundred Years' War between Britain and France broke out in this dynasty. This dynasty lasted for eight generations, including King John.

5. Lancaster dynasty (1399- 146 1);

Richard II, the last king of the Plantagenet Dynasty, was instigated by his cousin to depose the court and staged a tragedy of "boiling beans and burning beans". Henry IV, who recently came to power, was the son of the Duke of Lancaster, hence the name Dynasty. This dynasty lasted for Henry IV, V and VI III and was overthrown by the descendants of the Duke of York. The two families have the same origin, the symbol of Lancaster family is red rose, and the symbol of York family is white rose. The war between the two families for the throne is called "wars of the roses".

6. York family (146 1- 1485):

The shortest dynasty, only 25 years, was ruled by Edward IV of England.

7. Tudor dynasty (1485- 1603):

This dynasty is named after its founder. Tudor is a descendant of a branch of house of lancaster. After he seized the throne, he was called henry vii. He married the princess of the York family, and the two families became one. The dynasty relied on the emerging industrial and commercial owners and new noble to consolidate its rule. Henry VIII broke up with the Pope because of marriage problems, which led to the establishment of the Episcopal Church. The last monarch was Queen Elizabeth I.

8. Stuart dynasty (1603- 17 14):

James I, the first generation monarch, is a descendant of Henry VIII's sister and was originally a Scottish king. Since Queen Elizabeth I died childless, she was able to go to London to inherit this great system. Cromwell, the leader of the congressional army, appointed himself the protector of the country. 1660 restored the dynasty and later changed to a constitutional monarchy.

9. Hanover House (1714-1901):

A.D. 1720: south sea bubble was broken.

Robert walpole became Britain's first prime minister.

A.D. 1740- 1748: Austrian War of Succession to the throne.

A.D. 1754 to 1763: During the Seven-Year War, Britain seized control of the United States, Canada and India from France.

A.D. 1757: Robert Robert Clive invaded the Battle of Plasi.

A.D. 1760- 1830: Industrial Revolution.

A.D. 176 1: George III bought Buckingham Palace from private hands.

A.D. 1770: Captain Cook discovers Australia and declares that King George III of England has sovereignty over it.

A.D. 1775- 1783: American War of Independence.

Ad1793-1815: Seven Anti-French Alliances and the Napoleonic Wars.

A.D. 180 1: Ireland merged and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was founded.

Ad1812-1815: Anglo-American War.

A.D. 18 15: Battle of Waterloo, Duke of Wellington.

A.D. 1837- 190 1: The sun never sets in the Victorian Empire.

A.D. 1840: The Treaty of Waitangi was established in New Zealand.

A.D. 1840- 1842: Opium War.

A.D. 185 1: Reuters moved from Aachen to London, England.

A.D. 1853: Crimean War.

1859: Darwin published the Origin of Species.

A.D. 1863: The formulation of the first official football rules in Britain marked the birth of modern football.

A.D. 1867: Red River Rebellion.

A.D. 1886: Tower Bridge in London was completed.

Lord Northcliffe founded the Daily Mail.

A.D. 1899- 1902: The Second Boer War.

10, Saxony-Coburg-Gotha dynasty:1901-1917:

The Saxony-Coburg-Gotha dynasty originated in Germany and once ruled the Principality of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha (1826-19 18), Belgium (183 1) and Portugal (/kloc).

1 1, Windsor Dynasty (19 17- present):

Ad1914-1918: World War I.

A.D. 192 1: Irish War of Independence.

A.D. 1922: BBC was founded.

1928: Fleming discovers penicillin.

A.D. 193 1: Australia became an independent country and Canada gained independence.

A.D. 1939- 1945: World War II.

A.D. 1947: The partition of India.

A.D. 1948: London Olympic Games.

1952: Queen Elizabeth II is crowned.

A.D. 196 1: South Africa became independent.

A.D. 1966: England hosted the Football World Cup and won the championship.

A.D. 1970- 1980: Beihai Oilfield began to produce oil.

20 12 AD: London Olympic Games.