the king or queen is chosen as head of state of the united kingdom in england.
the king or queen is chosen as head of state of the united kingdom in england.
how is the king or queen chosen in england?
head of state of the united kingdom
in a charter of 28 april 1542, archibald campbell was called "master of the king's wine cellar". along with the earl of huntly and the earl of moray, he was named one of the council of the scottish monarchy in the document which cardinal beaton produced as the will of king james v, and which also appointed beaton governor of the kingdom and guardian to the infant mary, queen of scots, daughter and heir of king james. after the arrest of beaton, on 20 january 1543, archibald retired to his own lands to muster a force inorder to maintain the struggle against james hamilton, earl of arran, who had been chosen governor. shortly afterwards, the earls of argyll, huntly, moray, and the earl of bothwell, supported by many of the barons and landed gentry, as well as by the bishops and abbots, assembled at perth, vowing their determination to resist the measures of the governor. on being summoned by the governor to disperse, they did not resist; but when it became known that king henry viii of england had succeeded in arranging a treaty of marriage between the young queen mary and his son, prince edward tudor, the earls of argyll, huntly, bothwell, and lennox marched from stirling with a force of ten thousand men, and compelled the governor to surrender to their charge, the infant queen, with whom they returned to stirling.
archibald campbell, 4th earl of argyll
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each sca kingdom is "ruled" by a king and queen chosen by winning a crown tournament in armored combat. corpora require this to be held as a "properly constituted armored combat" tournament. the winner of the crown tournament and his/her consort are styled "crown prince and princess" and serve an advisory period (three to six months, depending upon the scheduling of the crown tournament) under the current king and queen prior to acceding to the throne and ruling in their turn.
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