How to evaluate the beheaded Queen Mary

Queen Mary was a woman of great beauty, as all historians acknowledge. In the circle of European ladies in the eighteenth century, she was definitely a figure of the rank of Diao Chan. Mary's home education was very good, and although her governess doted on her a little, her mother, Queen Maria Theresia of Bohemia, educated her adequately, and although formal etiquette was required, in private, Mary's family was in a happy environment, and her parents enjoyed family life, and Mary enjoyed this family pleasure.

In this way, Mary is not a sick queen with a tragic childhood that causes psychological deformities, and there is no revenge mentality.

In fact, this person still has a certain strength, but in the end, he accidentally carried the black cauldron.

As a well-educated aristocrat, it is important to pay attention to etiquette. Mary received such an education since she was a child, and even before she died, she did not forget to apologize for her unintentional mistakes. In terms of etiquette, she can indeed be called a qualified nobleman.

However, whether a person is a nobleman or not must not be judged by external etiquette, but by the heart of a person. As the mother of a nation, Mary was only interested in her own pleasures, but she starved thousands of peasants, unworthy of nobility and respect. In the end, she ended up in a different place, and she was also to blame!

She apologized to the executioner because she accidentally soiled his shoes, which showed the cultivation of the nobility and the high quality of Mary.

After Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip got married, Prince Philip changed his surname to his mother's surname Mountbatten when he became a British citizen. After the wedding, Lord Mountbatten made a request that the British dynasty be renamed the Mountbatten dynasty in the future. When Queen Mary learned the news, she was very angry, she not only angrily reprimanded Prince Philip's move, but also put pressure on Elizabeth II as the Queen Mother, and the conservative Queen Mother believed that this move violated the traditional etiquette of the Windsor Dynasty and could not be used.

In the face of the strong opposition of Queen Mary, Elizabeth II reluctantly obeyed her grandmother's will and postponed her husband's proposal. However, the Queen Mother was furious, and she summoned Sir Churchill, then the British Prime Minister, to the palace and demanded that he be"Elizabeth II's descendants will remain the surname and dynasty name of Windsor" was submitted to Parliament, which was considered by many people to be the Queen Mother's intervention in the decision-making of royal affairs, and even Elizabeth II was dissatisfied, He Nai himself had just ascended the throne, neither experience nor enough influence, so he could only follow his grandmother's decision.

On the other hand, the members of the National Assembly were forced to pass a resolution in April 1952 because of Queen Mother's status as the highest elder in the royal family. This move shows that Queen Mother Mary had a very high influence within the royal family and political circles at that time. Elizabeth II was "taught" by her grandmother as soon as she succeeded to the throne, and her mother, Queen Elizabeth, persuaded her many times

Your grandmother, though she is old, still has a high level of influence, and it is not appropriate for you to disobey her in this matter. As a result, the Queen has not made a decision on the surname of her children. It was not until 1960, seven years after Queen Mary's death, that the Queen issued a Privy Council decree declaring that the surname of her descendants would be a combination of her husband's and her own surname, namely Mountbatten-Windsor, and that the dynasty would remain known as Windsor.

The move was seen as a winning compromise. It also once again showed the outside world that the influence of Queen Mary Queen Mother can be seen.

Queen Mary was a stern and serious person, and she held her position of power in high esteem, teaching her granddaughter, Elizabeth II, how to not smile in public. She also resented Gandhi, who had destroyed the Indian Empire and robbed her of the title of Empress of India, so when Gandhi gave gifts to Elizabeth and his wife, Queen Mary was very unhappy.