Charles I of England
King of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1625 to 1649 (1600-1649) · 1600–1649
Why they matter
The only English king tried and executed by his subjects. His death opened an eleven-year gap in the succession.
Crowns held
- monarch of England 1625–1649
- monarch of Scotland 1625–1649
- King of Ireland 1625–1649
Marriages and partners
Parents
Siblings
- Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales 1594–1612
- Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia 1596–1662
- Margaret Stuart 1598–1600
- Robert Stuart, Duke of Kintyre and Lorne 1602–1602
- Mary Stuart 1605–1607
- Sophia of England 1606–1606
Children
- Charles II of England 1630–1685
- Mary Henrietta, Princess Royal 1631–1660
- James II of England 1633–1701
- Princess Elizabeth of England 1635–1650
- Princess Anne of England 1637–1640
- Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester 1640–1660
- Henrietta of England 1644–1670
- Charles James Stuart, Duke of Cornwall 1629–1629
- Catherine Stuart 1639–1639
Succession questions
- Why did Charles I of England succeed James VI and I?
Inheritance - Why did Charles II of England succeed Charles I of England?
Execution of the king, abolition of the monarchy, then restoration by Parliament in 1660 - Why did Charles I of England succeed James VI and I?
Inheritance
About
Charles I was King of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 27 March 1625 until his execution in 1649.
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