Kings and Queens in Order 

If you want to learn the Kings and Queens of Britain in order you must:

First learn Stage 1 where you connect each King or Queen to a simple word and then connect that word to an accession date using the Major Numbering System:

Example 1

William I = Wet

Connect wet to choo choo (66)

(William I became king in 1066 (forget the first 1000))

Example 2

William II = Wine

Connect wine to fog (87)

(William II became king in 1087 (forget the first 1000))

Example 3

Henry I = Hat

Connect hat to daises (100)

(Henry I became king in 1100 (forget the first 1000))

But now, stage 2, connect each King and Queen with the order of the Kings and Queens by number:

(Note: You must learn the first 42 numbers of the Major Numbering System and be able to recite them easily. (It really isn't difficult).)

1 = Tie to William I = Hat to 66 = Choo choo (train).

2 = Noah to William II = wine to 87 = Fog.

3 = Ma to Henry I = Hat to 100 = Daises.

Examples follow of all the Kings and Queens of Britain:

If you count from 1 to 44 you should be able to remember all the Kings and Queens of Britain in order.