Mary the Second was the daughter of James the Second, and she married William of Orange.
They were joint monarchs, until her early death in 1694.
He reigned on till his death in 1702.
Their short reign was a time of fine craftsmanship, and a 'William and Mary' desk or bookcase is a prized class of furniture.
William III married his first-cousin Mary II.
William was Prince Orange by birth but reigned England for 13 years.
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Known as William and Mary- the name of a College. Jointly-reigning monarchs. Mary II died in l694 of smallpox of all things. Mary II is buried in Westminster Abbey./ The joint reign was noted for the so-called Glorious Revolution, which was not a war or battle but a campaign of religious tolerance between Anglicans and Roman Catholics. I often wondered just what they meant by a Glorious Revolution, then looked it up.
After Mary II died of smallpox in 1694 and William III died of a horse accident in 1701, Anne, Mary's sister, succeeded them for 13 years till August 1714.
JAMES II, I think you need to check your response. James II was William III uncle and William's wife Mary II father. He was deposed by them and they jointly ruled the UK until Mary's death. Upon William's death he was succeeded by Mary's sister, (James II other daughter) Anne. Anne was Succeeded by the Hanoverian George I. In short William III (William of Orange) was succeeded by Anne.
William and Mary (joint-monarchs, William III and Mary II)
William and Mary ruled from 1688 CE to 1702 CE. Mary died in 1694 and William ruled alone until his death in 1702.
The College of William & Mary in Virginia, was founded on 8th February 1693, by Royal Charter issued by King William III and Queen Mary II of England.
Answer King James II of England was succeeded by his daughter, Queen Mary II and her husband, William of Orange, who became King William III. The joint rule of Mary II & William III (Mary Stuart & William of Orange)
Ruling jointly with Mary II, William of Orange comes after James II.
Mary I married Philips II of Spain. Mary II married William III of Orange.
After Mary II died of smallpox in 1694 and William III died of a horse accident in 1701, Anne, Mary's sister, succeeded them for 13 years till August 1714.
1650-1658 - Oliver Cromwell 1658-1660- Richard Cromwell 1660-1685- Charles II 1685-1688 - James II 1689-1702- William III* 1689-1694- Mary II* *William III and Mary II ruled as joint monarchs; however William III outlived Mary II by 8 years.
JAMES II, I think you need to check your response. James II was William III uncle and William's wife Mary II father. He was deposed by them and they jointly ruled the UK until Mary's death. Upon William's death he was succeeded by Mary's sister, (James II other daughter) Anne. Anne was Succeeded by the Hanoverian George I. In short William III (William of Orange) was succeeded by Anne.
William and Mary (joint-monarchs, William III and Mary II)
William and Mary ruled from 1688 CE to 1702 CE. Mary died in 1694 and William ruled alone until his death in 1702.
William and Mary college was founded in 1693 in Williamsburg, Virginia by King William III and Queen Mary II of England.
William III of England and Mary II of England.
The reign of William and Mary lasted 6 years,from Feb 13,1689 until Marys death on Dec 27,1694.King William remained King after Marys death for a further eight years until Mar 8,1702.
When King James II was deposed, William of Orange was crowned King William III and his wife became Queen Mary II. Mary was the daughter of James II.