King and Queen Mix Trivia Quizzes

The State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on 19 September 2022 proved how absolutely valued she was by her fellow monarchs around the world as they turned up to pay their respects to this remarkable lady. Match the royals with their respective realms.

Given a set of royal siblings, can you identify which British king or queen they were the children of? (Children who died in infancy have been excluded.)

This is a little quiz I put together about the Kings and Queens of England. I have tried to design it to get progressively harder, but I don't think it should prove too difficult.

Although the mothers of most British monarchs held the position of either queen regnant or queen consort, there were quite a few who were never granted such a grand title. Can you match up these mothers with their majestic offspring?

The daughters of a monarch were often used to forge alliances with other nations through arranged marriages. Can you match up each of these British princesses who became queen of another country with their parent who sat on a British throne?

Although most British monarchs inherited their title and position from their father, there were quite a few whose fathers were never kings of the country. Can you match up these fathers with their majestic offspring?

This is a quiz on British kings and queens from William the Conquerer. I hope it's not too easy.

The eldest son of a monarch would usually be expected to succeed them on the throne. However, these sons (the eldest or eldest to survive early childhood) died before they got that opportunity. Can you match them to the right regal parent?

These women were all the daughter of a British monarch and the elder sister of another British monarch. Match up each of these royal sisters with their majestic younger sibling.

Historically, until a king had children the heir to the throne would most likely be a younger brother. However, many monarchs had half-brothers who didn't qualify for the line of succession. Can you match up these men with their majestic half-sibling?