King George I of England can neither speak English nor learn it. How does he govern the country?

George I's language barrier made him uninterested in internal affairs and unwilling to participate, which greatly promoted the development of cabinet system in modern Britain.

George I was a special king in English history. He is not English. He entered Britain at the age of 54 because of his blood relationship, which became a miracle in British history. He can't speak English, but he still doesn't want to learn English after becoming king of England. The language barrier made him indifferent to national affairs, and the British cabinet system took shape during his administration. His rule was a very important period in British history, which had a far-reaching impact on the British political system in the future. From house of hanover to the Victorian era, it became a golden age in British history.

Ascend to the throne in the year of destiny

1765438+In August 2004, George, the 54-year-old elector of Hanover, came to England by barge in the dense fog. The purpose of his visit is to inherit the British throne. George I's accession to the British throne is regarded as "the greatest miracle in British history". Although George I claimed that it was natural for him to inherit the British throne, in fact, there were no fewer than 50 Catholic royal relatives who had priority over him. So, why did George I succeed to the throne so smoothly?

This should also start with the "glorious revolution" in Britain. Although George, who has lived in Germany for more than 50 years, has no affection for the wet weather in England, the great temptation of the British Championship is that Jeangeorges will go to England without hesitation. On September 17 14, George landed in Greenwich, England with his mistress and son. The next day, George succeeded to the British throne in the carriage of about 200 English gentlemen and nobles. His succession set a record, becoming the oldest successor in British history.