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William II
Ima and Eastern Mae Mon Nov 07, 2011 4:41 am
William II (Albert William George, born 09 May 1921) is the constitutional monarch of the United Kingdom of Ima and Eastern Mae, and Supreme Governor of the Church of Imais.
Before his ascension to the throne, William was Prince of Forth. As a young man, he served in the Imaian Armed Forces. He was associated with many women but remained unmarried until his ascension as king.
Early Life
Albert William George was the first child of Prince George, Duke of Sent (later King George VII), and his wife, Rose. His father was the second son of King George VI and Elizabeth, Duke of Geltor, and his mother was the youngest daughter of Simon Bowes-Windos, 7th Earl of Queenslang and Pacificia. He was born by caesarean section at 2:42 am on 09 May 1921 at her maternal grandfather's house in Edinseft. He was named Albert after his paternal grandfather, William after George VI's father who had died two months earlier, and George after his father.
William's only sibling was Princess Diane, born in 1926. The siblings were educated at home by their mother and the Governess Rebecca Solomon. Lessons were concentrated on history, literature, languages, and the arts.
Heir Apparent
William's full style at birth was His Royal Highness Prince William of Lancasher. He was the third in the line of succession to the throne, behind his uncle, Solomon, Prince of Forth and his father, George, Duke of Sent. At the time of his birth, he was not expected to be King as the Price of Forth was still young, and had many more years ahead of him to produce offspring. In 1936, when his grandfather died and his uncle Solomon succeeded, he became second in the line of succession after his father. Later that year, Solomon abdicated the throne after proclaiming his wish to move to America and marry Margaret Crawford. His father became king and William became heir apparent, with the style His Royal Highness, William, Prince of Forth.
Marriage
William met his future wife, Anne, eldest daughter of the Baron and Baroness of Singarel, in 1930 and 1932. After another meeting at the Royal Naval College in 1935, William, who was then only 14 years old, fell in love with Anne and they began exchanging letters. They married on 15 September 1949 at Croisters Abbey. They are third cousins through King William I.
Their first child, Ronald, was born on 21 November 1950. Following Ronald was Beatrice, born on 4 July 1952 and Harry, born on 6 February 1955.
Reign
George VI's health declined during 1951. During these times, William frequently stood for him during public events as he was heir apparent. In December of that year up to the June of 1952, he toured the whole nation. On 30 June 1952, he and his wife, Anne, had just returned to their home when Princess Diane broke the news to the new King. He was proclaimed King and the royal family traveled the capital of Edinseft. He and Anne moved into Windsor Castle.
Before his ascension to the throne, William was Prince of Forth. As a young man, he served in the Imaian Armed Forces. He was associated with many women but remained unmarried until his ascension as king.
Early Life
Albert William George was the first child of Prince George, Duke of Sent (later King George VII), and his wife, Rose. His father was the second son of King George VI and Elizabeth, Duke of Geltor, and his mother was the youngest daughter of Simon Bowes-Windos, 7th Earl of Queenslang and Pacificia. He was born by caesarean section at 2:42 am on 09 May 1921 at her maternal grandfather's house in Edinseft. He was named Albert after his paternal grandfather, William after George VI's father who had died two months earlier, and George after his father.
William's only sibling was Princess Diane, born in 1926. The siblings were educated at home by their mother and the Governess Rebecca Solomon. Lessons were concentrated on history, literature, languages, and the arts.
Heir Apparent
William's full style at birth was His Royal Highness Prince William of Lancasher. He was the third in the line of succession to the throne, behind his uncle, Solomon, Prince of Forth and his father, George, Duke of Sent. At the time of his birth, he was not expected to be King as the Price of Forth was still young, and had many more years ahead of him to produce offspring. In 1936, when his grandfather died and his uncle Solomon succeeded, he became second in the line of succession after his father. Later that year, Solomon abdicated the throne after proclaiming his wish to move to America and marry Margaret Crawford. His father became king and William became heir apparent, with the style His Royal Highness, William, Prince of Forth.
Marriage
William met his future wife, Anne, eldest daughter of the Baron and Baroness of Singarel, in 1930 and 1932. After another meeting at the Royal Naval College in 1935, William, who was then only 14 years old, fell in love with Anne and they began exchanging letters. They married on 15 September 1949 at Croisters Abbey. They are third cousins through King William I.
Their first child, Ronald, was born on 21 November 1950. Following Ronald was Beatrice, born on 4 July 1952 and Harry, born on 6 February 1955.
Reign
George VI's health declined during 1951. During these times, William frequently stood for him during public events as he was heir apparent. In December of that year up to the June of 1952, he toured the whole nation. On 30 June 1952, he and his wife, Anne, had just returned to their home when Princess Diane broke the news to the new King. He was proclaimed King and the royal family traveled the capital of Edinseft. He and Anne moved into Windsor Castle.
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