Queen Victoria Mansour Abdel Hakim

Victoria is considered one of Britain's most prominent and important monarchs, who ruled the empire on which the sun never sets. Victoria belongs to the Hanoverian dynasty of Germanic origins. She was crowned queen after the death of her uncle William IV. In 1840, she married Prince Albert

Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Victoria was the daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, the fourth son of King George III. Both her father and grandfather died, so her mother, Princess Maria Louisa Victoria, of German origin, took over her upbringing. At the age of eighteen, Victoria took the reins of power after the death of her three uncles, who were older than her father, leaving the throne without an heir. Victoria ruled Britain for more than 64 years

She never knew her father, as he died in her first year. Her parents' death was the beginning of a series of horrific tragedies that ultimately placed her on the throne of the kingdom

when she was born. In this book, we shed light on the biography and life of this queen, and learn about an important historical era in the history of the world and the British Empire, which is the Victorian era, and the most important events and figures in it, and how that empire was formed that

the sun never sets on it