Glorious Revolution - Diego Cazares by Diego Cazares

James I (1603-1625)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 21:51:08 UTC

I am King James I and I was the first Puritan King of England and I took over from the great Queen Elizabeth I was the first King to translate the Bible into English and we called it The King James Bible. I was honored to be the King that found the most prominent settlements in the newly acquired lands of America. I named it Jamestown.

Charles I (1649-1658)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 22:02:10 UTC

I had a feud with Parliament over taxation, religion, and governance, which I dissolved the governed body multiple times. I got mad when I decided to start the English Civil war in 1642, In which I called my forces Royalists or Cavaliers. In the end of the war I thought they would spare me but they decided to execute me for treason against my country.

Oliver Cromwell (1649-1658)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 22:06:26 UTC

I never really cared about my country except making it more powerful as a Puritan army general. In which they crowned me the Lord protector and I ruled it until my death in 1658. I also tried to name England the dominant European power and I had social control.

Charles II (1658-1685)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 22:12:38 UTC

I was exiled to France by that dumb Cromwell because of the threat I posed to the throne as Charles I's son. When Cromwell died I came back and started to rule it again and restored the monarchy. I might have been in control when the Great Fire of London in 1666 that caused half of my city to burn and made the Black Plague resurge.

James II (1685-1688)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 22:18:24 UTC

I might have had 12 illegitimate children with my mistresses and zero with my actual wife so I would be the last Roman Catholic King of England. I faced a lot of challenges because everyone was majority Protestant it caused the Glorious Revolution. I was overthrown peacefully then they solidified the foundation for the English Bill of Rights which limited the powers of the monarchy.

William & Mary (1688-1702)

dcazares4464 — 2025-09-04 22:25:00 UTC

I am the daughter of King James II but I was raised Protestant unlike her father in which I proceed to marry my cousin. When Parliament completed the overthrow of King James II we were asked to jointly rule as Protestant alternatives in which we agreed on laws and decision of Parliament. We were mostly know for passing the English Bill of Rights in 1689 which officially limited the monarchy forever.