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Royalty 289 questions.
The King is dead! Long live the King!
Pub quiz question 3103 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Who was nine-years old when he became King of England in 1216?
  2. Answer: A: Henry III
  3. Categories: History (8) Royalty (8)
Pub quiz question 7196 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which King appropriated Hampton Court Palace in the 16th century?
  2. Answer: A: Henry VIII
  3. Categories: Royalty (2) Buildings (2)
Pub quiz question 9494 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived – who was Henry VIII's last wife?
  2. Answer: A: Catherine Parr
  3. Categories: History (4) Royalty (4) 1500s (4)
Pub quiz question 1141 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Who ruled England between March/April 1014 – April 1016 (second reign)
  2. Answer: A: Æthelred the Unready (Æþelræd Unræd)
  3. Categories: History (8) Royalty (8)
Pub quiz question 8680 by pjh
  1. Question: Q: Which monarch officially made Valentine's Day a holiday in 1537?
  2. Answer: A: Henry VIII
  3. Categories: General Knowledge (4) Royalty (4) 1500s (4)
Pub quiz question 6759 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: In which year was the royal yacht Britannia decommissioned?
  2. Answer: A: 1997
  3. Categories: Royalty (8) 1990s (7)
Pub quiz question 6768 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Whose last words were supposedly 'Oh, bugger Bognor?'
  2. Answer: A: George V
  3. Notes: *: On being told 'that he would soon be well enough to revisit the town' on his deathbed
  4. Categories: Royalty (8) Quotations (8)
Pub quiz question 7194 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which Palace boasts the last medieval Great Hall built for English monarchy?
  2. Answer: A: Hampton Court Palace
  3. Categories: Buildings (4) Royalty (4)
Pub quiz question 3431 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Who officially opened the redeveloped Ascot Racecourse in 2006 in her capacity as the owner of the Ascot Estate?
  2. Answer: A: Queen Elizabeth II
  3. Categories: Royalty (7) Sports (7) Leisure (7)
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Pub quiz question 1192 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Who was King of Britain from 6 May 1910 – 20 January 1936?
  2. Answer: A: George V
  3. Categories: History (5) Royalty (5)