Hans the Hedgehog The first king was and the second king was .

The first king was false and insincere. The second king's daughter supported and fulfilled her promise. *^

The first king: false promises, insincere orders to meet the soldiers and keep Hans out.

The second king, who was honest and did what he said, commanded the people of the whole country to treat Hans with courtesy.

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When the first king returned to the palace, the first thing he met was his daughter, but he said that he would not marry her to Hans the Hedgehog. When the second king returned to the king, the first thing he met was his daughter, the princess, who first told her the origin of the incident, and then told her to give Hans the hedgehog the first thing he had when he returned to the palace, but the princess only said that she would agree to marry the princess, but the king did not say anything more. After a few years, Hans came to the kingdom of the first king, and the king was very afraid of him, so he begged his daughter to go with Hans, and the first princess just dressed up hastily, wept and cried, and went with Hans some gold and silver treasures given by the king.

Halfway through, Hans told the princess to take back all the gold and silver treasures. Hans came to the second king's palace, and the palace guards welcomed Hans the hedgehog very respectfully, and the princess was at first frightened by Hans the hedgehog's appearance, and finally followed Hans the hedgehog. Later, Hans the Hedgehog took off his hedgehog skin and became a handsome young man, living happily with the princess.

I admire the second king, because he is a king who keeps his word and keeps his promises.

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Once upon a time there was a rich farmer who had a very rich family, but he had no sons. For this, he was often ridiculed by others. At last, he couldn't take it anymore and said angrily to his wife, "I have to have a child, even if it is."

(1) The farmer's wife gave birth to a strange son, Hans the Hedgehog, who survived tenaciously.

2) When Hans was 8 years old, he took a flute, rode a rooster, and drove pigs to live in the forest.

3) A lost king asks Hans for directions and writes a promise to give Hans the first thing he encounters when he returns to the palace; The king did not keep his promise, and Hans looked down on him.

4) The second king who asked him for directions fulfilled his promise. Hans the Hedgehog turned into a handsome lad and married the princess.

5) Hans took his father into his kingdom.

Wrote two things; The first thing was that Hans came to the country of the first king, but the king did not keep his promise and did not marry his daughter to him, and Hans said that they were a kingdom that did not keep their word and would be looked down upon for the rest of their lives. The second event is that Hans came to the kingdom of the second king, and the king kept his promise and married his daughter to Hans, and Hans stripped off the hedgehog skin, burned it, and became a beautiful man, and lived happily with the princess.

A few years later, Hans took his wife to meet his parents, and on the way he met the first king, but Hans almost didn't recognize him. Because he has always been untrustworthy and cowardly. Makes his country smaller and smaller, and in the end he has nothing left, he wants to correct but has no chance, Hans understands that he is sincere this time, and takes him back to the country with Hans's parents!

It's Egbert.

Egbert was King of Wessex (reigned 796-829) in the 8th century, the first monarch of England after the unification of England. During his reign, he conquered the remaining six Anglo-Saxon kingdoms on the island of Britain, ending the era of the Seven Kingdoms and essentially unifying England, becoming the first monarch of the Wessex dynasty of England.

Egbert was the son of King Ealhmund of Kent, a descendant of the former King of Wessex, Ine, so Egbert had the right to inherit the throne of Wessex.

The first king of England can be considered to:

Æthelstein (elstan or elstān; c. 894 (27 October 939), king of the Anglo-Saxons from 924 to 927, successfully conquered the Vikings of the Scandinavian kingdom of York in 927, making him the first ruler of all of England, also known to historiansThe first king of England。He proclaimed himself 'King of England', and the same year the King of Scotland and Wales surrendered, allowing him to call himself 'King of Britain'. He established his prestige by defeating the Scottish and Viking armies at the Battle of Brunanbor in 927.

But in reality, his reign was so completely overshadowed by his grandfather, Alfred the Great, that it was often overlooked, and now he is revisited and considered one of the greatest Wessex kings.

Anne; 6 February 1665 – 1 August 1714), commonly known as Queen Anne, became Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland on 8 March 1702. On 1 March 1707, the Anglo-Soviet Union Act came into force, and the two kingdoms of England and Scotland were merged into the Kingdom of Great Britain. She continued to rule as "Queen of Great Britain and Ireland" until her death in 1714.

She is unifiedThe first monarch of the Kingdom of Great Britain

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The Western Zhou Dynasty (1046 B.C., 771 B.C.) was founded by King Wen of Zhou's son Ji Wu Wang after the destruction of the Shang Dynasty, and its capital was set in Haojing (west of present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi Province).Of course, the first king of the Western Zhou Dynasty was Ji Fa (about 1087 BC - 1043 BC), Ji surname, name Fa, Zhen Wu, the Japanese name is Emperor Riding, and the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty often call it 珷.

The first Dayu in the summer is the last Xia Ji.