Every English King and Queen's Death RANKED From Peaceful to Absolutely HORRIFIC

The man who conquered England is lying in a church in Normandy, and nobody can fit him into his own coffin. Caen, 1087: a local man stops the funeral to say the dead king stole his land, and then the stone coffin proves too small. Is that the worst way an English monarch ever left this world? From 1066 to 2022, 43 people wore England's crown or sat on its throne, and this is every one of their deaths ranked, from the most peaceful to the most horrific. Elizabeth II at Balmoral, George VI at Sandringham, George II on his close stool, Edward VII and his racehorse, Henry I and the lampreys, William Rufus in the New Forest, Richard I's pardon for the boy who shot him, King John's lost treasure in the Wash, Elizabeth I on her cushions at Richmond, Lady Jane Grey and the Princes in the Tower, Richard III at Bosworth and under a Leicester car park, Charles I's extra shirt at Whitehall, George III's last years at Windsor, Edward II and the red-hot poker legend at Berkeley Castle, Henry VIII's leaking coffin at Syon, and the night Lord Dawson decided when George V would die at Sandringham in 1936. George V's doctor ended his life so the morning papers could print it in time. Murder or mercy? Tell us, and where you're watching from. Subscribe for the next royal deathbed story. The Conqueror had the most horrible death on this list, but the one that haunts is the death decided by a man at the bedside who thought he knew best. At the other end lies an old woman at Balmoral whose certificate gave 2 words: old age. #RoyalHistory #EnglishMonarchs #BritishHistory