British Monarchy Causes of Death - Statistics

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Example Hint Cause of Death % Correct
Harold Godwinson, William I the Conqueror, Richard III The preferred death for a viking Battle wounds
88%
Edward the Confessor, Henry II, Henry III, Edward II, Edward IV, Henry VIII, James I, Anne, George I, George II, George III... The good old fashioned way. Natural Causes
85%
Henry VI (potentially), Edward V (potentially), Lady Jane Grey, Charles I If your murder is ordered by an official government body, they don't call it murder. Execution
82%
George V When your life is cut short to prevent further suffering. Euthenasia
68%
Richard II Even kings need to eat. Starvation
67%
William II Some say Walter Tirel mistook William II for a deer or a boar. Shot by an Arrow
66%
Mary II Some consider this disease to be the worst of all time. It was also the first one vaccinated against, and the only to be eradicated. Smallpox
64%
Mary I, Edward VIII Perhaps today's most infamous disease, really an umbrella term for many different types. Cancer
63%
Richard the Lionhearted, Henry VIII If only they had antibiotics back in the day. Infection
62%
James II When blood goes to places in your head that it shouldn't go to. Brain Haemorrhage
58%
Henry V Armor is heavy and gets hot when worn under the sun all day. Heatstroke
51%
Henry IV Jesus was the only one able to cure this disease until modern doctors figured it out. Henry IV knew neither. Leprosy
40%
Charles II In the old days, doctors sometimes caused more harm than good. Medical Malpractice
34%
Henry VII, Edward VI, William of Orange, Edward VII (among other things) Every king needs to breathe. Respiratory Disease
34%
Eadred, Stephen of Blois, John, Edward I Drink bad water and die of dehydration. Eat bad food and starve. Digestive Disease
30%
Elizabeth I Mental health can have a very real effect on one's physical health. Melancholy
28%
Henry I The lamprey that broke the king's stomach Over Eating
16%
Harthacnut Everything's all fun and games until the king drops his glass and collapses. Alcohol Poisoning
13%
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