English kings. Erlichman V.

The English monarchy has existed for many centuries, having survived the industrial power of the country, and its colonial greatness, and formidable wars, and noisy scandals. Among the English kings and queens were dead in childhood and survived to old age. There were great and insignificant, saints and sinners, brave and cowardly, smart and not quite. There were Anglo -Saxons and Danes, the French and Germans. Only one thing unites them - they all ruled on English land, incredibly rich in all kinds of traditions and traditions, and themselves became the heroes of these traditions. The book of historian Vadim Erlikhman draws portraits of twelve English monarchs, most embossed representing his era, from the legendary Arthur to the now reigning Elizabeth II. The author tells of their diverse deeds, personal life, tastes, habits, hobbies and simultaneously tells a lot of interesting things about other rulers of England and, of course, about the events of the British Islands saturated with events.