Queen Anne quite frankly had a tremendous
reign becoming the first Monarch of a united single sovereign
state, known as Great Britain in 1707 as well as showing her worth
as a Queen Regnant in a male dominated society. Though tragedy was
never far away from the last of the Stuarts as not many people will
be aware that Queen Anne became pregnant an astonishing 18 times,
though not one of her…
Today we’re looking at a royal history
mystery that involves the disappearance of a boy king and his
younger brother. What happened to the Princes in the Tower? Edward
V was the eldest son of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville, born
during a bleak period in the Wars of…
May Jewels: Luxembourg's Best Emeralds
4th May 2020
It’s the birthstone of May and about as
striking a stone as you can find in any jewellery box. In the fifth
month of the year, Royal Central is celebrating all things emerald.
And today, we’re looking at the tiaras dominated by that stone
which are owned by the…
Over the decades, The Queen has hosted
thousands of guests at Buckingham Palace, from international
dignitaries to controversial world leaders. Back in 2003, one of
Her Majesty’s guests at the palace was Brett Kavanaugh, who at the
time was a little known secretary to President Bush. Mr Kavanaugh
formed part of President Bush’s entourage during his state visit to
the United Kingdom…
Will Camilla’s style be elevated to ‘Majesty’?
3rd May 2020
Whether or not the Duchess of Cornwall
will be styled as Queen when her husband takes to the throne has
always been a contentious matter. Legally, Camilla will become
Queen Consort the moment Prince Charles becomes King. However,
Clarence House insists the Duchess…
Today, we’re looking at a royal history
mystery involving Queen Victoria and a controversy that swirled
early in her reign. What was the Flora Hastings Scandal? A Royal
Destiny Queen Victoria was poised for the throne from birth. By the
time her uncle, William IV…
May's Monarch Moment: a Royal Baby Special
2nd May 2020
We’re about to meet a monarch in the
making. This month, the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of
Luxembourg welcome their first child. It’s a happy event for them,
a moment of celebration in strange and difficult times and history
in the making. For their baby will be second in line to their
country’s throne from birth and, girl or boy, they are expected to
one day rule.
On Saturday 2 May 2015, the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge welcomed their second child, a baby girl,
Princess Charlotte. Charlotte was born at 08:34 at St Mary’s
Hospital in London. The Princess weighed 8lbs and 3oz. [getty
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As the only son of the Russian Empress
Catherine the Great, Tsar Paul I succeeded his mother on her death
in 1796. He would rule the Russian Empire for the next five years.
Probably, he would had ruled the Russian Empire much longer than
that. But Paul was murdered. And his…
Today we’re looking at a royal history
mystery that took place during the Wars of the Roses and resulted
in the death of a king. What happened to Henry VI? Henry VI became
the King of England shortly after his birth in 1421. His father,
Henry V, died after a sudden illness at the age of 35, leaving the
throne to his only son, a nine-month-old boy. Henry VI was guided
by a regency council…

