Which King of England lost his head?

Answer 1

King Charles I was beheaded in Whitehall because he had made war upon his own subjects and invited a foreign(French) army to try to defeat his Cromwellian enemies.He was therefore guilty of high treason against the English people and the English state.

Answer 2

In January 1649, Charles I was charged with high treason, against the people of England. His trial began on 20 January, but he refused to answer the charges, as he did not recognise the authority of the Court. However, he was found guilty of the charges and sentenced to death. The King bravely went to his death, and was beheaded on a scaffold platform outside the Banqueting House, Whitehall, London, on 30 January 1649.

Answer 3

Charles the first ( Charles I) had his head cut off in 1649 because he was a tyrant, a traitor, a murderer and a public implacable enemy to the commonwealth of England.

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Answer 4

Charles I (beheaded in 1649). He was found guilty of High Treason and other crimes relating to the English civil war.

Answer 5

King Henry VIII had his 6 wives that he edded.

Answer 6

Charles I had his head cut off in 1649

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