King Carol II

King Carroll II The country I chose for the Internet project is Romania, the theme of King Carol II. In all of the findings of the various websites I searched, he explained him to be the most controversial of the four kings of Romania. Romania is not a particularly good leader but played a very important role in the history of Romania during the turbulent era. His controversial rule eventually led to personal, corporateistic dictatorship. Most of his life is in turmoil, his family life has always been a source of scandals.

The 1908 postcard shows 19 ruled monarchs in the world. (From left to right) King Siam Rama V / Chulalongkon, George I of Greece, Peter I of Serbia, Carol I of Romania, Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria Hungary, Tzar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, Sultan Abdul Hamid II of Bulgaria, Victor Emmanuel III of Russia, Emperor of Nicholas II of Russia, Edward Edward VII of England, Wilhelm II Emperor of Germany, Gustav V King of Sweden, King King of Hurcon 7, King Frederick V of Denmark, Queen of Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, China Emperor of Guangzhou, Emperor of Meiji of Japan, Manuel II of Portugal, King of Spanish Alfonso XIII

In 1844, Menelik II, a son of Negus Haile Melekot, was born in Anco Bar, Ethiopia. When Merecott II died in 1855, Menelik II was imprisoned in Magdala by Emperor Theodoros II who grabbed the throne of the fern empire. The royal family of the wrinkle area traces the alliance of the King of Solomon of Ancient Israel and Queen of Sheba of Abyssinia, which dates back to the history of the ancient kingdom of Cush and Nubia. The young Menelik II will eventually return to his father's area of ​​Sheva where he fled from his Magdala prisoner and claim he has a throne of his throne

Richard II's character in William Shakespeare play "Shakespeare" wrote "Richard II" in the 16th and 17th centuries about two hundred years after Richard became the throne. His original intention was to point out important factors in the Elizabethan monarchy. Compared to Richard Queen Elizabeth, she tends to impose heavy taxes and pamper your favorites because she does not have heirs. - Clarence will speak at Richard Shakespeare 's Richard III The speech I will study from now is from Richard III, one of Shakespeare' s plays. Part of the play is George, and the Duke of Clarence explains the prophetic nightmare when he was trapped in the Tower of London. Richard III is the true king of Britain, but he was killed in battle for about 100 years before Shakespeare wrote the show.