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THE GAME OF KINGS
This is the artwork from my new 52 cards game; a fun and entertaining way to learn about the men who shaped world history. The game sharpens memory, elevates confidence, and teaches interesting little-known facts about such kings.
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1. At age 24 I became a general in the French army. At 35 I became emperor of France from 1804 to 1815.
2. I expanded the Lourve Museum by filling it with my artistic spoils of war.
3. As emperor I had Leonardo da Vinci’s the Mona Lisa hung above my bed.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XIV
b. Alfred the Great
c. Napoleon Bonaparte
ANSWER
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1. I became king at 17 years old.
2. I had schizophrenia and was only a king by my title as I made many bad declarations. My half brother, step mother, and later my son ruled mostly as my regents during my life.
3. I married my 15-year-old cousin Princess Carolina Matilda; a sister of Great Britain's George III. A day before my 19th birthday my son was born; King Fredrick IV.
Who Am I?
a. King Peter of Castile and Leon
b. King Christian VII of Denmark
c. King James of England
2. I had schizophrenia and was only a king by my title as I made many bad declarations. My half brother, step mother, and later my son ruled mostly as my regents during my life.
3. I married my 15-year-old cousin Princess Carolina Matilda; a sister of Great Britain's George III. A day before my 19th birthday my son was born; King Fredrick IV.
Who Am I?
a. King Peter of Castile and Leon
b. King Christian VII of Denmark
c. King James of England
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1. I gave away the American colonies and allowed them to become a separate nation.
2. I signed over the crown jewel estate to the British Government in exchange for an annual income, which to this day gives Queen Elizabeth her income to maintain the royal residences of Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and St. James' Place.
3. I went mad late in life.
Who Am I?
a. King Edward VII
b. King Charles II of England
c. King George III of England
2. I signed over the crown jewel estate to the British Government in exchange for an annual income, which to this day gives Queen Elizabeth her income to maintain the royal residences of Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and St. James' Place.
3. I went mad late in life.
Who Am I?
a. King Edward VII
b. King Charles II of England
c. King George III of England
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1. My uncle was Joseph Bonaparte and my godfather was Napoleon Bonaparte. I was named after my uncle and a hero in my godfather's favorite book written by Scottish poet James Macpherson.
2. In 1840 I entered the Navy at age eleven and was appointed junior lieutenant by the age of 16.
3. I passed the first laws in Sweden supporting gender equality. I also declared that brothers and sisters should have an equal inheritance if there was no will.
Who Am I?
a. King Oscar I of Sweden and Norway
b. King Franz X
c. King Adolf Fredrick of Sweden
2. In 1840 I entered the Navy at age eleven and was appointed junior lieutenant by the age of 16.
3. I passed the first laws in Sweden supporting gender equality. I also declared that brothers and sisters should have an equal inheritance if there was no will.
Who Am I?
a. King Oscar I of Sweden and Norway
b. King Franz X
c. King Adolf Fredrick of Sweden
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1. I was the last of the Bourbon kings and considered the most handsome. My eldest brother was Louis XVI of France. Marie Antoinette was a very close companion of mine.
2. I escaped the guillotine by leaving France three days after the storming of the Bastille. My brother and sister-in-law were not so lucky.
3. I fled to England where King George III gave me a generous allowance while I lived in Edinburgh and London. In 1836 I died of cholera. I was the only French king not to be buried in France.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XIII of France
b. King Charles X of France
c. King Louis XIV of France
2. I escaped the guillotine by leaving France three days after the storming of the Bastille. My brother and sister-in-law were not so lucky.
3. I fled to England where King George III gave me a generous allowance while I lived in Edinburgh and London. In 1836 I died of cholera. I was the only French king not to be buried in France.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XIII of France
b. King Charles X of France
c. King Louis XIV of France
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1. I was the eldest son of King Ferdinand I and Queen Marie of Romania who was the granddaughter of Queen Victoria. As the crown prince I lived a lavish playboy lifestyle being dashing, willful and reckless, a lover of woman, champagne and speed as I loved racing cars and airplanes.
2. In 1940 I abdicated the throne and fled to Brazil with my mistress, servants, three poodles and two pekinese and my stamp collection. We had to stay on the floor of the carriage until we reached the Yugoslavian border.
3. I fled Spain and Portugal before going on to Mexico and Brazil. I had to sell part of my stamp collection to raise funds.
Who Am I?
a. King Carol II of Romania
b. King Gustav III
c. King Ludwig II
2. In 1940 I abdicated the throne and fled to Brazil with my mistress, servants, three poodles and two pekinese and my stamp collection. We had to stay on the floor of the carriage until we reached the Yugoslavian border.
3. I fled Spain and Portugal before going on to Mexico and Brazil. I had to sell part of my stamp collection to raise funds.
Who Am I?
a. King Carol II of Romania
b. King Gustav III
c. King Ludwig II
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1. I was excommunicated from the Catholic Church in 1538, so I closed every convent and monastery in my country. I appointed myself the Supreme Head of the Church of England in which I authorized the first edition of the English Bible to be read aloud in church.
2. I was proudly extravagant; I loved to gamble and play dice. I had a pet polar bear I allowed to swim and hunt in my castle mote. I was an avid collector of weapons which included 6,500 handguns. As if that wasn't enough I had a habit of sleeping with an axe beside me.
3. I was known for my many wives. A poem that best describes my marriages is: To six wives he was wedded, one died, one survived, two divorced and two beheaded.
Who Am I?
a. King James I
b. King Charles II
c. King Henry VIII
2. I was proudly extravagant; I loved to gamble and play dice. I had a pet polar bear I allowed to swim and hunt in my castle mote. I was an avid collector of weapons which included 6,500 handguns. As if that wasn't enough I had a habit of sleeping with an axe beside me.
3. I was known for my many wives. A poem that best describes my marriages is: To six wives he was wedded, one died, one survived, two divorced and two beheaded.
Who Am I?
a. King James I
b. King Charles II
c. King Henry VIII
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1. In those days brothers and sisters were encouraged to marry to keep their bloodline pure. Unfortunately due to inbreeding I was born weak with a deformed left foot and used a cane to walk. I became Pharaoh at 9. I died at 19.
2. My father was King Akhenaten and my mother was Queen Nefertiti. My father believed in one God and defied the beliefs of the polytheistic priests of Egypt.
3. My father was assassinated for his beliefs and was deemed the "heretic king". The priests wished me to reinstate their worship. I resisted and I died by mysterious means.
Who Am I?
a. King Imhotep
b. King Ramsesses II
c. King Tutankhamun
2. My father was King Akhenaten and my mother was Queen Nefertiti. My father believed in one God and defied the beliefs of the polytheistic priests of Egypt.
3. My father was assassinated for his beliefs and was deemed the "heretic king". The priests wished me to reinstate their worship. I resisted and I died by mysterious means.
Who Am I?
a. King Imhotep
b. King Ramsesses II
c. King Tutankhamun
ANSWER
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1. I was born on September 5, 1638 in the Chateau de Saint-Germain and became king at age 4. My reign was 72 years and 110 days; the longest recorded ruling monarch of a sovereign country in European history.
2. My personal style was extremely lavish. I built the extravagant palace of Versailles and almost bankrupted my coffers. Hundreds of men died in its construction. Located 13 miles out of Paris, the 700-room-palace required thousands of servants for its daily upkeep.
3. I had many mistresses and fathered more than a dozen children. One of my mistresses tried to kill me and my queen by poisoning our holy sacraments while attending mass. She was not successful.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XIII of France
b. King Louis XIV of France
c. King Henry IV of France
2. My personal style was extremely lavish. I built the extravagant palace of Versailles and almost bankrupted my coffers. Hundreds of men died in its construction. Located 13 miles out of Paris, the 700-room-palace required thousands of servants for its daily upkeep.
3. I had many mistresses and fathered more than a dozen children. One of my mistresses tried to kill me and my queen by poisoning our holy sacraments while attending mass. She was not successful.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XIII of France
b. King Louis XIV of France
c. King Henry IV of France
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1. I loved to write plays. I built the Royal Theatre so my own historical dramas could be preformed. I supported and promoted many operatic stars of my day. I then built the Royal Swedish Opera House, the Royal Dramatic Theater, and Royal Swedish Ballet.
2. I allowed the presence of Catholics and Jews in Sweden.
3. I was assassinated in the foyer of the Royal Opera House while attending a masquerade ball. I had received a threatening letter over dinner, but I ignored it as I received many threats over the years. I was shot with a pistol in the back by my assailant.
Who Am I?
a. King Adolf Frederick of Sweden
b. King Franz X
c. King Gustav III of Sweden
2. I allowed the presence of Catholics and Jews in Sweden.
3. I was assassinated in the foyer of the Royal Opera House while attending a masquerade ball. I had received a threatening letter over dinner, but I ignored it as I received many threats over the years. I was shot with a pistol in the back by my assailant.
Who Am I?
a. King Adolf Frederick of Sweden
b. King Franz X
c. King Gustav III of Sweden
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1. I did not have many friends as a teenager. I had a fondness for books throughout my life.
2. I began the school of Chivalry; a non-religious military school and college. I loved building schools throughout Poland as well as founding the National Education Commission which produced the best textbooks in Europe.
3. 1764 I was elected king at 32 with the support of my then long-time girlfriend; the Empress Catherine the Great of Russia. I ruled for 31 years and I was the last king of Poland. I was forced to abdicate the throne and since I was deep in debt I gladly did, and moved to St. Petersburg where I lived the remainder of my life on a pension granted to me by the Empress.
Who Am I?
a. King Richard of Bordeaux
b. King Stanislaus August Poniatowski
c. King Ludwig I
2. I began the school of Chivalry; a non-religious military school and college. I loved building schools throughout Poland as well as founding the National Education Commission which produced the best textbooks in Europe.
3. 1764 I was elected king at 32 with the support of my then long-time girlfriend; the Empress Catherine the Great of Russia. I ruled for 31 years and I was the last king of Poland. I was forced to abdicate the throne and since I was deep in debt I gladly did, and moved to St. Petersburg where I lived the remainder of my life on a pension granted to me by the Empress.
Who Am I?
a. King Richard of Bordeaux
b. King Stanislaus August Poniatowski
c. King Ludwig I
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1. I was born into royalty. At 13 I entered the military as a colonel in the Austrian army, and from that time the military influenced my sense of style. Consequently, I always dressed in military uniforms.
2. In 1853 I was out for a stroll with an officer and a count when approached from behind to be stabbed in the neck by my assailant. In those day's military collars were very high and thick, which countered this kind of attack. I was wounded but survived. My assailant was executed.
3. I caught a cold while walking in the garden with the king of Bavaria which resulted in pneumonia of my right lung and died at 86. I was buried in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna where flowers are still left by monarchists.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis I of Hungary
b. King Ferdinand I of Austria
c. King Franz Joseph of Austria and Hungary
2. In 1853 I was out for a stroll with an officer and a count when approached from behind to be stabbed in the neck by my assailant. In those day's military collars were very high and thick, which countered this kind of attack. I was wounded but survived. My assailant was executed.
3. I caught a cold while walking in the garden with the king of Bavaria which resulted in pneumonia of my right lung and died at 86. I was buried in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna where flowers are still left by monarchists.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis I of Hungary
b. King Ferdinand I of Austria
c. King Franz Joseph of Austria and Hungary
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1. Before I was 9 my father was stabbed to death and I became king.
2. I loved the arts, played the flute, was a writer and composer. With my sense of style I started the trend for men wearing wigs in Europe and abroad.
3. Although my son overshadowed me historically as being a king par-excellence, it was my monarchy which laid the groundwork for him to successfully make France a world-power.
Who Am I?
a. King Frans II
b. King Francis I
c. King Louis XIII of France
2. I loved the arts, played the flute, was a writer and composer. With my sense of style I started the trend for men wearing wigs in Europe and abroad.
3. Although my son overshadowed me historically as being a king par-excellence, it was my monarchy which laid the groundwork for him to successfully make France a world-power.
Who Am I?
a. King Frans II
b. King Francis I
c. King Louis XIII of France
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1. I was the 24th Maharaja of the Kingdom of Mysore. At the time of my death I was one of the wealthiest men in the world. My fortune today would be equivalent to almost $70 billion.
2. I was well-educated and was a great patron to the arts; especially music. I played several musical instruments: flute, violin, saxophone, piano, mridangam, nadaswara and sitar.
3. Mahatma Gandhi called me "The Saintly King" as I truly wanted the best for my people. I formed The Mysore Boy Scouts, built the Mysore State Railway, The Chamber of Commerce, hospitals, institutes of science, schools for agriculture, universities, schools of engineering, a college for women and churches.
Who Am I?
a. The Maharaja Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar
b. The Maharaja Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV
c. The Maharaja Duleep Singh of Punjab
2. I was well-educated and was a great patron to the arts; especially music. I played several musical instruments: flute, violin, saxophone, piano, mridangam, nadaswara and sitar.
3. Mahatma Gandhi called me "The Saintly King" as I truly wanted the best for my people. I formed The Mysore Boy Scouts, built the Mysore State Railway, The Chamber of Commerce, hospitals, institutes of science, schools for agriculture, universities, schools of engineering, a college for women and churches.
Who Am I?
a. The Maharaja Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar
b. The Maharaja Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV
c. The Maharaja Duleep Singh of Punjab
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1. In 1788 I served as Prince Regent, while my father as king suffered a mental illness. I ascended the throne at 57 with no real power change. By this time I had become obese and had issues with opium.
2. I had been estranged from my wife until the time of my coronation. I wished for a divorce but was advised against it. We led separate lives until my coronation in which she returned from Europe in hopes of becoming the queen consort, but I stopped it.
3. I was a prince destined to be king so I led an extravagant lifestyle and my taste was grossly expensive. My father gave me an annual income of $5,000,000 which was insufficient and in 1783 at age 21 Parliament granted me todays equivalent of $7,000,000 which was still not adequate. I commissioned the remodeling of Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
Who Am I?
a. King George III of England
b. King George IV of England
c. King Edward VII of England
2. I had been estranged from my wife until the time of my coronation. I wished for a divorce but was advised against it. We led separate lives until my coronation in which she returned from Europe in hopes of becoming the queen consort, but I stopped it.
3. I was a prince destined to be king so I led an extravagant lifestyle and my taste was grossly expensive. My father gave me an annual income of $5,000,000 which was insufficient and in 1783 at age 21 Parliament granted me todays equivalent of $7,000,000 which was still not adequate. I commissioned the remodeling of Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
Who Am I?
a. King George III of England
b. King George IV of England
c. King Edward VII of England
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1. I was known as the Cavalier King and became king after my father's execution during the civil war against the Puritans led by Oliver Cromwell. I became a fugitive in my own country for 40 days. A handful of loyal subjects helped me escape to France in 1651. After I returned to regain the throne Oliver Cromwell and his followers were executed.
2. I was quite fond of a specific breed of dogs which became my namesake. Three of these were my constant companions. Some strongly accused me of neglecting my kingdom in favor of caring for my dogs.
3. I was king during the Great Plague of London when the death-toll reached a peak of 7,000 in one week.
Who Am I?
a. King Charles II of England
b. King Christian VII
c. King Edward VII
2. I was quite fond of a specific breed of dogs which became my namesake. Three of these were my constant companions. Some strongly accused me of neglecting my kingdom in favor of caring for my dogs.
3. I was king during the Great Plague of London when the death-toll reached a peak of 7,000 in one week.
Who Am I?
a. King Charles II of England
b. King Christian VII
c. King Edward VII
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1. My elder brother was destined for the throne and marriage, but following his untimely death I ascended the throne and married his fiancée, the Princess Maria Theresa; daughter of Emperor Ferdinand III. She and I were cousins and childhood friends.
2. Princess Maria Theresa succeeded her father, becoming the only female ruler of Habsburg dominion. Almost immediately she made me her co-regent with equal powers to hers. I was second-fiddle to her but was content. She appointed me over all financial affairs of our domain.
3. We had 16 children together. Our 15th child and last daughter was Marie Antoinette who became queen of France. On August 18, 1765 I died in my carriage suddenly while returning from the opera in Innsbruck. My wife was devastated by my death.
Who Am I?
a. King Louis XVI of France
b. Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor
c. King Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor
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1. I was the eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. During my mother's long reign, I was largely excluded from political power. I performed my duties only by appearing at public ceremonies. My mother and I did not get along as I had the reputation as a playboy prince. She considered me a complete embarrassment.
2. Our relationship worsened even more so after she became Empress of India as she soon befriended one of citizens and deemed him her teacher. I tried earnestly to have her declared incompetent to rule, but I failed.
3.My mother's rulership is called the Victorian Era. Mine is called the Edwardian Era.
Who Am I?
a. King Edward I
b. King EdwardV
c. King Edward VII
2. Our relationship worsened even more so after she became Empress of India as she soon befriended one of citizens and deemed him her teacher. I tried earnestly to have her declared incompetent to rule, but I failed.
3.My mother's rulership is called the Victorian Era. Mine is called the Edwardian Era.
Who Am I?
a. King Edward I
b. King EdwardV
c. King Edward VII
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1. In addition to being a general, revolutionary, and emperor I was also a romance novelist. The premise of my writing took place during the war and was of a soldier who fell in love with his brother's wife.
2. I was greatly admired by Beethoven early in my career. He professed being inspired by my heroic exploits but after I declared myself emperor, he through himself into a rage stating,"He, too, is just an ordinary being. Now he tramples on the rights of man to indulge his own ambitions!"
3. Because of his abilities to unite the states of America, I became a fan of President George Washington. It was my dream to form the united states of Europe making France its head. The reason for much of the French influence in Louisiana is because of the city and port of New Orleans I sold to America in the Louisiana Purchase.
Who Am I?
a. Emperor Francis II
b. King Jerome Bonaparte of Westphalia
c. Napoleon Bonaparte
2. I was greatly admired by Beethoven early in my career. He professed being inspired by my heroic exploits but after I declared myself emperor, he through himself into a rage stating,"He, too, is just an ordinary being. Now he tramples on the rights of man to indulge his own ambitions!"
3. Because of his abilities to unite the states of America, I became a fan of President George Washington. It was my dream to form the united states of Europe making France its head. The reason for much of the French influence in Louisiana is because of the city and port of New Orleans I sold to America in the Louisiana Purchase.
Who Am I?
a. Emperor Francis II
b. King Jerome Bonaparte of Westphalia
c. Napoleon Bonaparte
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1. My father was King Leopold I. My aunt was Marie Antoinette, the wife of Louis XVI and Queen Consort of France, who died by the guillotine in 1793.
2. I was the Holy Roman Emperor of the German nation until our defeat led by Napoleon Bonaparte. To keep the peace I offered my daughter to Napoleon to be his second wife and I became his father-in-law.
3. Napoleon said of me, 'A child governed by his ministers, a weak and false prince, and a good and religious man, but a blockhead occupied only with botany and gardening'.
Who Am I?
a. King Francis I of France
b. Holy Roman Emperor Francis II
c. Holy Roman Emperor Oscar II
2. I was the Holy Roman Emperor of the German nation until our defeat led by Napoleon Bonaparte. To keep the peace I offered my daughter to Napoleon to be his second wife and I became his father-in-law.
3. Napoleon said of me, 'A child governed by his ministers, a weak and false prince, and a good and religious man, but a blockhead occupied only with botany and gardening'.
Who Am I?
a. King Francis I of France
b. Holy Roman Emperor Francis II
c. Holy Roman Emperor Oscar II
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1.The arrangement for the marriage of my parents was to unite the catholic and protestant churches. My parents were of different faiths and my birth was meant to unite both faiths and end the war of religions. It didn't quite work out as planned.
2. One evening my carriage was held up by a roadblock, and I was stabbed in my carriage and died.
3. I am the 17th-great-grandfather of Queen Elizabeth II. My tomb was ransacked during the French Revolution and my head was discovered in a tax collector's attic in 2012.
Who Am I?
a. King Francis I of France
b. Holy Roman Emperor Francis II
c. King Henry IV of France
2. One evening my carriage was held up by a roadblock, and I was stabbed in my carriage and died.
3. I am the 17th-great-grandfather of Queen Elizabeth II. My tomb was ransacked during the French Revolution and my head was discovered in a tax collector's attic in 2012.
Who Am I?
a. King Francis I of France
b. Holy Roman Emperor Francis II
c. King Henry IV of France
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1. I was born March 5, 1325 to King Louis I of Hungary and Queen Elizabeth of Poland. I was their third son, but first to survive infancy which gave me the birthright to become king. Before I was king I held the title; Duke of Transylvania.
2. I inherited a centralized kingdom and a rich treasury at age 16. At age 19 my brother was assassinted and I accused his wife, Queen Joanna I of Naples, of his murder launching a 3-year battle against the kingdom of Naples overthrowing her.
3.My legacy is I overtook many kingdoms. I am the only monarch of my country to receive the title "The Great".
Who Am I?
a. King Louis the Great of Hungary, Poland and Croatia
b. King Alexander the Great III of Russia
c. Alexander the Great
2. I inherited a centralized kingdom and a rich treasury at age 16. At age 19 my brother was assassinted and I accused his wife, Queen Joanna I of Naples, of his murder launching a 3-year battle against the kingdom of Naples overthrowing her.
3.My legacy is I overtook many kingdoms. I am the only monarch of my country to receive the title "The Great".
Who Am I?
a. King Louis the Great of Hungary, Poland and Croatia
b. King Alexander the Great III of Russia
c. Alexander the Great
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1. I was the third king of Israel; the youngest and second son of King David and Queen Bathsheba. I re-built the city of Jerusalem and built the first temple.
2. I ruled as a grand monarch; supreme in power and regal in splendor. I found great favor with God and was blessed with extreme wisdom and wealth. I wrote 3 books of the Bible. I also authored 3000 books of proverbs and 1005 books of odes.
3. I was also known to have magical abilities in which I controlled and bound demons and spirits. Josephus, the historian, told how I bound demons and held them captive and made some into my supernatural-labor camp to build the temple of God.
Who Am I?
a. King Saul of Israel
b. King Solomon of Israel
c. King Jeroboam of Israel
2. I ruled as a grand monarch; supreme in power and regal in splendor. I found great favor with God and was blessed with extreme wisdom and wealth. I wrote 3 books of the Bible. I also authored 3000 books of proverbs and 1005 books of odes.
3. I was also known to have magical abilities in which I controlled and bound demons and spirits. Josephus, the historian, told how I bound demons and held them captive and made some into my supernatural-labor camp to build the temple of God.
Who Am I?
a. King Saul of Israel
b. King Solomon of Israel
c. King Jeroboam of Israel
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1. I am royal birth, my father was not only king, but the Chancellor of the Chamber of Princes, meaning he was the most prominent of the 600 odd ruling princes of India. I followed in his footsteps when I ascended to the the throne at age 25 and being 6'5" tall I towered over everyone in not only appearance but in personality.
2. India was always a producer of the largest diamonds in history. Many of my families crown jewels of diamonds were so enormous that they served as eyes in our temple idols or worn in our turbans. In 1928 my father commissioned the High Jewelry House of Cartier to restyle our family jewels. To date, it was the largest commission by any one client. One such necklace incorporated 2,930 diamonds including the word's seventh largest diamond a 234.69 carat diamond, along with seven other diamonds which ranged from 18-73 carats.
3. I grew up in a very luxurious environment born in a palace, schooled in London, I was an intellect and athlete. I attained my doctorate in law and led the cricket and polo teams, I ran, played hockey and was a North Indian tennis champion. As the president of the Indian Olympic Association, I led our country to our first gold medal in hockey at the IX Olympic games in Amsterdam.
Who Am I?
a. The Maharaja of Nahba
b. The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh
c.The Maharaja of Mysore
2. India was always a producer of the largest diamonds in history. Many of my families crown jewels of diamonds were so enormous that they served as eyes in our temple idols or worn in our turbans. In 1928 my father commissioned the High Jewelry House of Cartier to restyle our family jewels. To date, it was the largest commission by any one client. One such necklace incorporated 2,930 diamonds including the word's seventh largest diamond a 234.69 carat diamond, along with seven other diamonds which ranged from 18-73 carats.
3. I grew up in a very luxurious environment born in a palace, schooled in London, I was an intellect and athlete. I attained my doctorate in law and led the cricket and polo teams, I ran, played hockey and was a North Indian tennis champion. As the president of the Indian Olympic Association, I led our country to our first gold medal in hockey at the IX Olympic games in Amsterdam.
Who Am I?
a. The Maharaja of Nahba
b. The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh
c.The Maharaja of Mysore
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