November 17, 1858 - The Queen of the Virgin of England crowned

The period of her reign is considered the golden age of England.

November 17, 1858 - Queen Elizabeth I of England crowned

Elizabeth I was born on September 7, 1533 - March 24, 1603, Queen of England and Queen of Ireland from November 17, 1558 until her death. She is known for other titles such as the Queen of the Virgin , Gloriana, or Good Queen Bess, and became immortal with the name Faerie Queene in the epic eponymous Edmund Spenser.

November 1558, after Queen Mary was imprisoned for Elizabeth I was aimed at the throne of England.

On November 17, 1758, Elizabeth I was officially chosen to be the Queen of England.

Elizabeth is considered by historians to be a charismatic ruler and knows how to overcome all obstacles to survive in a time when government is often limited and ineffective, and when kings of the kingdoms neighbors have to deal with domestic difficulties with the risk of kingship being seriously compromised, such as the case of Elizabeth's rivals like Queen Mary of Scotland, imprisoned in 1568 and executed. in 1587.

However, some historians are stricter, they often describe Elizabeth as a temperate person, sometimes indecisive and assuming that she was successful thanks to luck.

In the speech about his throne, the Queen of England has the following: " .the burden placed on the shoulders is terrifying, but when you realize that you are a creature of God, it is created to obeying His will, from the bottom of my heart, I desire to be strengthened by His grace, to pay attention to the Lord to be in the task He entrusts. Even as a person like everyone else, by God's will, is set in the position of leading a political institution, so wishing everyone . will join hands to help this dynasty with the service of the people will fulfill the task well for the almighty God, and leaving behind many good things. Promising to act on wise and righteous advice and advice. "