It's a "power point" of the diferent families of kings that govern in ENGLAND,(including the actual Quenn Elisabeth II) comment your oppinion please, i want it to know it!

1. Jordi Crespi
Néstor Esteban
Víctor Fayos

2. RUFUS I HENRY I KING
STEPHEN I

3. KING HENRY II KING RICHARD I KING JOHN I

4. HENRY IV HENRY V HENRY VI

5. KING EDWARD IV KING EDWARD V KING RICHARD III

6. HENRY VII KING KING
HENRY VIII EDWARD VI
QUEEN
ELIZABETH I
MARY I

7. JAMES I CHARLES I CHARLES II
JAMES II WILLIAM III QUEEN ANNE

8. GEORGE I GEORGE II GEORGE III GEORGE IV
WILLIAM IV QUEEN
VICTORIA

9. KING EDWARD GEORGE VI
KING EDWARD KING GEORGE V
VIII
VII
QUEEN ELISABETH II

10. Queen Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary) was born
on 21 April, 1926 at 17 Bruton Street, London. Queen
Elizabeth II is a constitutional monarch. This means that
although she is officially the head of the state, the
country is actually run by the government, led by the
Prime Minister.
The Queen lives at Buckingham Palace in
London.
Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne on
February 6, 1952.
The Queen as married to the HRH Prince
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, They married on 20 November
1947.

11. QUEEN THE DUKE OF
ELISABETH II YORK
PRINCE HARRY OF WALES
THE PRINCE OF
PRINCESS ROYAL WALES PRINCE
WILLIAM OF
WALES

12. Although the Queen is no longer
responsible for governing the
country, she carries out a great
many important tasks on behalf
of the nation.

13. PRINCE
CHARLES,
THE
PRINCE OF
WALES

14. Buckingham Palace is the Queen's
official and main royal London
home, although the Queen regularly
spends time at Windsor Castle and
Balmoral in Scotland.

15. The Queen's Household Cavalry is the mounted guard at the
entrance to Horse Guards Arch, which is located east of St
James's Park.
Foot Guards
When The Queen is in residence, there are four Foot Guards
at the front of the building; when she is away there are two.