William III, Prince of Orange, alongside his wife Mary II, became one of England’s most intriguing rulers, sharing the throne in an unprecedented joint monarchy. From his early challenges under the Act of Seclusion to his marriage with Mary, their reign marked a turning point in British history. Explore how William’s leadership in the Glorious Revolution, his deep ties to Protestant Europe, and his unique partnership with Mary II helped shape the modern British monarchy. Read on to uncover the story of their reign, their personal journey from a reluctant marriage to a powerful alliance, and their lasting legacy.
