| Clue | Monarch |
| I took the cross after receiving news of the fall of Jerusalem to Saladin | |
| I was concerned with ensuring that my son, Eustace, would inherit my throne; he never did | |
| The king before me was my nephew and the king before him my brother | |
| I lost my French lands to the king of France Philip II | |
| James Scott, Duke of Monmouth, was executed after making an unsuccessful attempt to depose me | |
| It is thought that I suffered from the blood disease porphyria | |
| The shadowy figure of Hereward the Wake is said to have rebelled against me | |
| In my dotage at the end of my long reign I fell under the influence of Alice Perrers | |
| '.....to lay down, for my God, and for my kingdom, and for my people, my honour and my blood, even in the dust' | |
| My relationship with my Scottish personal servant and favourite John Brown had the tongues wagging in my reign | |
| I reigned for two months, my protector was the Duke of Gloucester | |
| When young I suffered from chronic stomach problems and knock knees, and was forced to wear painful corrective splints | |
| William Marshall played an instrumental part in my gaining the throne at nine years of age | |
| I was decisively defeated by Robert the Bruce at the battle of Bannockburn | |
| My nickname is Lilibet, the way I pronounced my name as a child | |
| I was the victor of the battles of Towton, Barnet and Tewskesbury | |
| I was the daughter of Henry, Duke of Suffolk and executed aged 16 or 17 | |
| I was 'The Wisest Fool in Christiandom' | |
| I subjugated Wales but failed in my attempts to do likewise to Scotland | |
| The Entente Cordiale with France ending Britain's 'splendid European isolation' was agreed during my reign | |
| My wife died resulting in the Act of Settlement to secure a Protestant succession | |