Victoria of the United Kingdom

Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom reigned from 1837 to 1901, making her one of the longest-serving monarchs in British history. Her era, known as the Victorian Age, was marked by significant industrial, cultural, and scientific advancements, as well as the expansion of the British Empire. Victoria was a symbol of British imperial pride and family values. She married Prince Albert and had nine children, influencing many royal families across Europe. Her reign ended with her death in 1901, leading to the Edwardian era, and her legacy continues to shape Britain and the Commonwealth today.