Why did Elizabeth never marry?

Elizabeth I lived in England through the protracted Anglo-Spanish War, the Irish Crisis, the Earl of Essex's rebellion, agricultural failures and famines, and the storm of parliamentary anti-patent rights. Women don't let their eyebrows be shaved, but why are they never married?

The ancient Britain will remember Elizabeth I, who created the ** era, and now the United Kingdom has a super long standby Elizabeth II, in addition to the different titles and responsibilities, and the different powers that can be held, in fact, there is a fundamental difference between these two queens - Elizabeth I never married, known as the "virgin queen", Elizabeth II eight years of long-distance running, and now has a full house of children and grandchildren. The British royal family has always been the place where fairy tales were born, and it is now, the identity of Elizabeth II and Philip Mountbatten is the story of princesses and princes, Elizabeth II was born in London in 1926, her mother is a famous family in Scotland, and her father is the fifth son of the King of England.

Philip Mountbatten, who was born in 1921, was born a Greek prince, his father was a descendant of the King of Greece, and his mother was Princess Alice, even if he encountered some disasters and difficulties, he was still a proper royal descendant, but he received the same education as many other nobles - going to school, at the age of 18, he attended the Royal Naval School in Tmouth, and it was because of his "ordinary road" that he was fortunate enough to meet Elizabeth II. Presumably many people know that they are love at first sight, because these two people are really handsome men and beautiful women, it is difficult not to be moved when they meet at first sight, when it was 1939 King George VI with his descendants, that is, Elizabeth and others to visit the Royal Naval School in Tmouth, Philip was studying there at the time, when George VI took Elizabeth II and others to leave on the boat, Philip hummed and rowed a dinghy to follow.

At that time, Philip was 18 years old, the whole person was sunny and cheerful, and a little inexplicable middle two, really middle two, otherwise he would not have rowed a dinghy to chase the royal yacht, and in the face of King George's angry scolding, he was still unmoved, even if the yacht sent a warning signal, Elizabeth II felt at that time - oh my God, she was so moved, so she was only 13 years old and fell in love with a man like this, and this meeting, parted for 8 years.

Elizabeth I was known as "the virgin queen" during her lifetime, and she remained celibate and unmarried throughout her life.

However, when she was young, because she was not married, she never refused or agreed to the pursuit of others, and made no statement, so that she pulled the relationship between all parties in the world, and she used her unmarried status to be married, and successively proposed to the royal families of Spain, the Holy Roman Empire, France, Sweden and other royal families, and used her marriage as a bargaining chip to balance power between the two major powers of the European continent, especially France and Spain, and to seek national interests for Britain to the greatest extent.

Film and television image. In 1998, Cate Blanchett played the young Elizabeth I in "Elizabeth".

In the 1998 film "Shakespeare in Love", Judy Dentch played the elderly Eliza Wang.

In the 2005 film "Elizabeth I", Helen Hunger Rock Mirren played Elizabeth I.

In the 2007 film "Elizabeth 2: The Age", Cate Blanchett played Elizabeth I.