British monarchs

In 1603, when queen Elizabeth I of England died without issue, the crowns of England and Ireland were offered to the king of Scotland. He accepted, marking the Union of the Crowns. In 1707, the Kingdoms of England and Scotland became one country, the Kingdom of Great Britain. The Kingdom of Ireland joined in 1801, creating the United Kingdom. Do you know the British monarchs since 1603?

Regnal numbers must be used, unless an epithet is used instead.

Junior co-rulers only included during periods of disputed succession.

The House of Windsor was named the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha until 1917, when it changed to its current name to avoid Germanophobia.

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House of Stuart	Reign
James VI and I	1603 - 1625
Charles I	1625 - 1649
Interregnum (Common- wealth of England)	1649 - 1660
Charles II	1660 - 1685
James VII and II	1685 - 1688
Mary II	1689 - 1694 (co-ruled with below)
William III of Orange	1689 - 1702 (co-ruled with above until 1694)
Anne	1702 - 1714

House of Hannover	Reign
George I	1714 - 1727
George II	1727 - 1760

House of Hannover	Reign
George III the Mad King	1760 - 1820
George IV	1820 - 1830
William IV	1830 - 1837
Victoria	1837 - 1901

House of Windsor	Reign
Edward VII	1901 - 1910
George V	1910 - 1936
Edward VIII	1936
George VI	1936 - 1952
Elizabeth II	1952 - 2022
Charles III	2022 - present
William	(Prince of Wales)