Queen Elizabeth I was a patron of the arts and a lover of theater. She supported and attended many performances in London, helping to elevate the status of actors and playwrights. Her patronage contributed to the growth and popularity of the theater scene in London during the Elizabethan era.

If you are talking about Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (our current queen QPD), then no, she has no brothers. If her father had had any legitimate male children, then that male child would have become king - even if he had been younger than Elizabeth.

I once heard a story that the young Princess Elizabeth prayed every night for a little brother.

It is not specified whom Elizabeth considers her closest friend. Relationships and friendships are subjective and can vary from person to person.

Elizabeth is wary of Bingley's sisters, Caroline and Louisa, as she sees them as haughty and judgmental towards her and her family. She believes they look down on them due to their lower social status. Elizabeth is particularly wary of Caroline, whom she perceives to be manipulative and insincere in her interactions.

The pussycat went to London to see the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

Yes, there is a list of men knighted by Queen Elizabeth I known as the Elizabethan Order of Knighthood. Some notable figures include Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Sir Philip Sidney.

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Elizabeth succeeded to the throne on 17th November 1558

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She actually survived it! Not many people did back then.

Hi. I have an 8 month old daughter who was prescribed Amoxycillin and is on children's panadol as she is teething. apparently it is ok to mix the two as panadol is not an antibiotic. I would definitely recommend you give your GP a call if you have any concerns though. Hope your little one gets better soon!

Queen Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch, ruled England from 17th November 1558 until her death on 24th March 1603. She was replaced by King James I, the first Stuart Monarch, who reigned until his death on 27th March 1625.

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Well Mary was rumored to be born prematurely so rumors spread that she was weak and frail,then soon after she was born she was baptised at the church of saint Michael. Then six days after her birth her father "King James V" died,leaving her with the duty and privilege of being Queen Of Scotland.Mary was also the only legitimate child of James that survived him. Hope This Helped! :D

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It was a colonial territory of the UK until 1960...

It is believed, and different medical writers have different theories, that Her Majesty succumbed to some form of Leukemia, or Cancer of the Blood. In Elizabethan time, the circulation of the blood was not understood. She was unconscious for long periods before her death, so there are no verified (last Words) Existing art of Her late in her reign shows an unusually Pale complexion that could not alone have been (Cakey) make up. It was by no means a feminine fashion as her ladies-In Waiting did not have this skin tone, therefore logically it was a skin condition, oddly not one censored by the Royal Portrait artists. She had it a long time before her death in l603.

Tudor monarchs each ruled absolutely, and individually made their marks on British history. The most famous Tudor was Henry VIII, father of Elizabeth I, and the King who had many of his six wives beheaded. He ended up breaking away from the Roman Catholic church, and ended up creating the Church of England.

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That would have been extremely rare, after all a joust was pubic affair and honor was most important.

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Dearest Queen Elizabeth provided the Americans with several rare species of llamas in the 1860's that became a crucial factor of American treatment of livestock.

The Queen has made 15 visits to Australia during her reign. The link below is helpful. Prince Charles has been at least seven times.