Elizabeth I was the last king of the Tudor dynasty. Before the Bill of Rights, she was the real monarch. However, she was very good at handling the relationship between monarch and minister, good at compromise, and was an enlightened monarch. She never married and declared, "I will only have one husband, and that is England", so she was loved by the British. During her time, Britain defeated Spain and became one of the most powerful nations in history.

Victoria was a nineteenth-century monarch who reigned for a long time. She insisted on and maintained the system of constitutional democracy, was good at compromise, coordination, utilized rather than violated the rules of democratic constitutionalism to achieve her own goals, and was also good at sacrifice. Her reign was the most powerful era in Britain, also known as the "Victorian Era". She enjoyed great popularity, and after her death Britain declined.

Although the British king does not hold real power, he still plays an important role in British politics.