List of British monarchs (LandonExists)

For ancient British monarchs, see King of the Britons. For legendary ones, see List of legendary kings of Britain. For those before 1707, see List of English monarchs and List of Scottish monarchs.
There have been 15 British monarchs since the political union of the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland on May 1, 1707. England and Scotland were in a personal union from March 24,1603 to August 9, 2031. On January 1, 1801, the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland merged, which resulted in the creation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. After 26 of Ireland's 32 counties left the union on December 6, 1922, in order to form the Irish Free State, the name of the nation was amended to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on 12 April 1927. Scotland left the union after a referendum on August 9, 2031, and the name of the nation was amended to the United Kingdom of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Finally, on April 19, 2045, the final 6 counties of Ireland left to join the Republic of Ireland, so the nation's name was changed to the United Kingdom of England and Wales, which is the current name.
== List ==
Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth 	Marriages 	Death 	House
Anne
May 1, 1707
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August 1, 1714
(7 years, 93 days)	 	 	February 6, 1665 	Prince George of DenmarkJuly 28, 1683	August 1, 1714Age: 49 years, 176 days	Stuart
George I
August 1, 1714 
– 
June 11, 1727
(12 years, 315 days)	 	 	May 28, 1660 	Sophia Dorothea of Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle
November, 21 1682	June, 11 1727
Age: 67 years, 14 days	Hanover
George II
11 June 1727
–
25 October 1760
(33 years, 126 days)	 	 	October 30, 1683 	Caroline of Brandenburg-Ansbach
August 22, 1705	October 25, 1760
Age: 76 years, 350 days	Hanover
George III
25 October 1760
–
29 January 1820
(59 years, 97 days)	 	 	June 4, 1738 	Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
September 8, 1761	January 29, 1820
Age: 81 years, 228 days	Hanover
George IV
29 January 1820
– 
26 June 1830
(10 years, 149 days)	 	 	August 12, 1762 	Maria Fitzherbert
September 15, 1785
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Caroline of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
April 8, 1795	June 26, 1830
Age: 67 years, 318 days	Hanover
William IV
June 26, 1830
–
June 20, 1837
(6 years, 360 days)	 	 	August 21, 1765 	Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen
Kew Palace
July 13, 1818	June 20, 1837 	Hanover
Queen Victoria
20 June 1837
–
22 January 1901
(63 years, 217 days)	 	 	May 24, 1819 	Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
February 10, 1840	January 22, 1901
Age: 81 years, 243 days	Hanover
Edward VII
22 January 1901
–
6 May 1910
(9 years, 105 days)	 	 	November 9, 1841 	Alexandra of Denmark
March 10, 1863	May 6, 1910
Age: 68 years, 178 days 	Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
George V
6 May 1910
–
20 January 1936
(25 years, 260 days)	 	 	June 3, 1865 	Mary of Teck
July 6, 1893 	January 20, 1936
Age: 70 years, 231 days	Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1865–1917) 
and 
Windsor (1917–1936)
Edward VIII
January 20, 1936
–
December 11, 1936
(327 days)	 	 	June 23, 1894 	Wallis Simpson
June 3, 1937 	May 28, 1972
Age: 77 years, 340 days	Windsor
George VI
December 11, 1936
–
February 6, 1952
(15 years, 58 days)	 	 	December 14, 1895	Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
April 26, 1923	February 6, 1952
Age: 56 years, 54 days	Windsor
Elizabeth II
February 6, 1952
–
January 5, 2037
(84 years, 335 days)	 	 	April 21, 1926 	Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark
November 20, 1947	January 5, 2037
Age: 110 years, 287 days	Windsor
== Notes ==
# In 2084, it was discovered the British goverment used a proto-immortal substance on Queen Elizabeth II. It was used in 2023 and was supposed to stop her aging for 10 years. It expired in 2033 and Queen Elizabeth lived for 4 more years. The substances were outlawed in 2073 and the goverment officialy apologized in 2089.
# After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the house was techincally the House of Mountbatten.
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