Edward VII (1841165438+1October 9-1965438+May 6), king of England (190/kloc-0) He is the son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. He studied at Oxford and Cambridge University and married Alexandra, the daughter of Danish Christian Ⅸ, in 1863. Edward is particularly interested in horse racing and yacht racing. Because of his informal life and sometimes disorderly behavior, the queen forbade him to take charge of any affairs related to actual state affairs before he was over 50 years old. After the Queen's death, Edward succeeded to the throne, and during his reign, he vigorously restored the glory of the British monarchy, which was dimmed by the Queen's long-term widowhood. As a very popular king, he laid the foundation for the "Anglo-French Agreement" during his visit to Paris in 1903.

Although Edward is unfaithful to his wife, he is considerate and full of love for his children.

Princess Louise (5 photos)

. Their eldest son, Prince Albert Victor (Duke of Clarence and Evandale, nicknamed Eddie) (1864 65438+1October 8-1892 65438+1October 14), was born sick, and some of them were sick. But the teacher said he was extremely contradictory and slow-witted, but he couldn't understand the meaning of the word. Eddie was sent to the army again, but he could not understand and obey orders like other soldiers. Although Eddie has mental retardation, his instinct is very strong. At the age of 20, he contracted syphilis due to excessive sexual life, and later developed into a homosexual tendency. Finally, Edward had to choose a beautiful and virtuous wife for his son, hoping Eddie would return to normal. This is how Edward's mother Victoria restrained him. The bride is his cousin, the descendant of King George III, named Mary, but Eddie died before he got married. His younger brother George became the heir to the throne and married Mary in 1893.

George v (1865-65438 June 3 +09361October 20) married Princesse Marie, a Turk, on 1893 and had children.

Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar (1867 February 20th-193465438+1October 4th) married Alexander Duff, the first Duke of Fife, on 1889 and had children.

Princess Victoria (July 6th1868-193565438+February 3rd)

Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria (1869165438+1October 26th-193865438+1October 20th) married King haakon vii of Norway in 1896 and had children. Now Norway's territory in Antarctica is named "Queen Maud's Land".

Prince Alexander John (1871April 6-1871April 6)