1. Princess Elizabeth 1926 Princess Elizabeth, born on April 2 1, formerly known as Elizabeth? Alexandra. Mary is the eldest daughter of the Duke of York. According to the British law of succession to the throne, the Crown Prince is the younger brother of the Duke of York, and Princess Elizabeth is the third in line.

At that time, David was in the prime of life, not to mention Elizabeth, and even the Duke of York could not inherit the throne. However, Edward VIII, the uncle of the Crown Prince, did not love beauty, and he voluntarily gave up the throne. The unprepared Duke of York had to stir up the national beam and become George VI, and Elizabeth also became the Crown Prince. ?

The sick George VI died in 1952 because he was busy with state affairs. From then on, the power of the empire fell to Elizabeth, who changed her name to Elizabeth II.

Second, Elizabeth II? Elizabeth II has visited many countries for many times, maintaining the existence of the Commonwealth as an international institution by diplomatic means and maintaining economic, trade and cultural exchanges between countries. Today, there are still 54 sovereign countries in the Commonwealth, although only 15 regards the Queen as the head of state.

In British history, Elizabeth II made the most frequent visits, with a total of 325 visits to more than 100 countries. On the 20th anniversary of World War II (1965), she visited Germany for the first time. This is the first official visit of the British king to Germany since 19 13, and it is also between Britain and Germany. Reconciliation? .

It was the first time that she crossed the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, and it was also the first time that the British king visited Ireland in a hundred years, which resolved the historical deadlock between Britain and Ireland.

It is often said that Elizabeth II's greatest achievement is to adapt the monarchy to the political system in today's world.