King James II: A Reflection of Autonomy and Responsibility

King James II Kingdom of England and the glorious revolutionary autonomy and responsibility reflects that England's James II is the first king after England and Scotland Kingdom to be king of both countries. He is also known as the Duke of York, the Duke of Albany, the Duchy of Normandy, and the title of the British monarch is never again established. When he ordered the British Navy during the British Dutch War, he was called Admiral and it led a new British city (New York).

A group of British parliamentarians opposed the policy of the King of England James II (James VII of Scotland and James II of Ireland) and William III of Orange Nassau (William of the Netherlands) Netherlands I invited a consul. James flew to France because of the successful invasion of William and the Dutch fleet and army. In December 1688, William took over the provisional government and appointed a counterpart of the country. And they gained legal rights in the case of incompetence of the king and called up parliamentarians. The meeting called for the election of the British parliament held on January 22, 1689.

As James II was a king 's parliamentarian, I was worried that James II, King II' s nephew, was invited to be King of England. William lived in the Netherlands and married Mary, the eldest daughter of James II. Despite their parents were Catholics, they were all Protestant so they gained support from Congress. When William and Mary arrived in the UK, James II escaped to France because he had not received support from the British army or parliament. In France, James II was born by his cousin King Louis XIV ("the king of the sun"). After James II left Britain, he announced his abstention (abstention). The vacant throne William and Mary crowned as King and Queen of England. Since the transformation (the revolution) of the British leadership had no fights or bloodsheds, this incident was called the glorious revolution. James II tries to regain the British throne