Father – Gnaeus Pompeius Strabo
Mother – Not known
Spouse – Antistia, Aemilia, Mucia, Julia, Cornelia
Children – Gnaeus Pompeius, Pompeia Magna, Sextus Pompeius
Please note: we have chosen to use the new format BCE (before common era) rather than the old BC (before Christ)
Father – Marcus Junius Brutus
Mother – Servillia
Spouse – Claudia, Porcia
Children – son, name unknown
Father – Marcus Antonius Creticus
Mother – Julia Antonia
Spouse – Antonia Minor, Fulvia, Octavia Minor, Cleopatra
Children – Antonia Prima, Marcus Antonius Antyllus, Lullus Antonius, Antonia Major, Antonia Minor, Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene II, Ptolemy Philadelphus
This timeline details all Kings and Queens of England from 827 to present daySince 1327 England and Wales have shared a monarch
Since 1603 England, Wales and Scotland have shared a monarch
England and Ireland shared a monarch from 1254 to 1936 when the Republic of Ireland broke from the monarchy, Northern Ireland, as part of the United Kingdom retained the monarchy.
This timeline details all Kings and Queens of Scotland from 843 to present daySince 1603 England, Wales and Scotland have shared a monarch
See also – Kings and Queens of England 827 – Present Day
Father – Baldwin V of Flanders
Mother – Adela of France
Spouse – William I (Conqueror)
Children – Robert, Richard, Cecilia, Adeliza, William, Constance, Adela, Agatha, Henry
Father – King Henry I of England
Mother – Edith (Matilda) of Scotland
Spouse – Henry V of Germany, Geoffrey of Anjou
Children – Henry, Geoffrey, William
Father – Eustace III of Boulogne
Mother – Mary of Scotland
Spouse – King Stephen
Children – Baldwin, Eustace
Father – Philip III of France
Mother – Maria of Brabant
Spouse – King Edward I of England
Children – Thomas, Edmund, Eleanor
Father – Humphrey de Bohun
Mother – Joan Fitzalan
Spouse – Henry Bolingbroke
Children – Edward, Henry, Thomas, John, Humphrey, Blanche, Philippa
Father – Rene of Anjou
Mother – Isabella of Lorraine
Spouse – King Henry VI of England
Children – Edward
Father – John Beaufort
Mother – Margaret Beauchamp
Spouse – John de la Pole, Edmund Tudor, Henry Stafford, Thomas Stanley
Children – Henry VII
Father – George Duke of Clarence
Mother – Isabel Neville
Spouse – Richard Pole
Children – Henry, Arthur, Reginald, Geoffrey, Ursula,
Father – King Henry VII
Mother – Elizabeth of York
Spouse – James IV of Scotland, Archibald Douglas, Henry Stewart
Children – James, Arthur, James, Alexander, Margaret
Father – King Henry VII
Mother – Elizabeth of York
Spouse – King Louis XII of France, Charles Brandon
Children – Henry, Frances, Eleanor, Henry
Father – King Henry VIII
Mother – Catherine of Aragon
Spouse – Philip II of Spain
Children – No children
Preceded by – Lady Jane Grey 1553
Succeeded by – Queen Elizabeth I 1558 – 1603
Father – James V of Scotland
Mother – Mary of Guise
Spouse – Francis of France, Henry Stuart, James Hepburn
Children – James
Queen of Scotland – 1561 – 1570
Predecessor – James V
Successor – James VI
Father – William Morris
Mother – Emma Morris
Spouse – Jane Burden
Children – Jenny, Mary
Father – Mao Yichang
Mother – Wen Qimei
Spouse – Luo Yixiu, Yang Kaihui, He Zizhen, Jiang Qing
Children – Mao Anying, Mao Anqing, Mao Anlong, Mao Jinjua, Li Min, Li Na
Father – King George VI
Mother – Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Spouse – Antony Armstrong-Jones
Children – David, Sarah
Father – Jack Panayiotou
Mother – Lesley Arnold
Spouse – Not married
Children – No children
Father – Thomas Markle
Mother – Doria Loyce Ragland
Spouse – Trevor Engelson, Prince Harry
Please note: This timeline is ongoing
This timeline details the main events in the European Migrant Crisis, sometimes called Refugee Crisis from 2011 to present day.The Migrant Crisis began following the Arab Spring and the outbreak of civil war in Syria when thousands of people left their homes to escape the war. As conditions worsened people began to try to reach Europe in the hope of claiming asylum and seeking a better life. People smugglers soon took advantage taking large sums of money for a seat on overcrowded boats and dinghies sailing from Turkey to Greece. People smugglers also began trafficking people on overcrowded boats and dinghies from Libya to Italy.
Please note: from 5th July the singles chart was compiled on a Friday afternoon rather than a Sunday as had previously been the case.
