The rights of the king of England: the king of England enjoys high honor and dignity, as well as other privileges such as not paying taxes and not being sued. The king of England is a symbol of the unity of Britain and the Commonwealth, a symbol of British political continuity, and an adviser to the government's decision-making. She has the right to be consulted, encouraged and warned in government decision-making

Introduction:

King of Britain, King/Queen of Britain, hereditary head of state stipulated in the British Constitution, part of the legislature, president of the court, commander-in-chief of all armed forces in the United Kingdom, secular leader of the Anglican Church and head of the Commonwealth.

The current king of England is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, formerly known as elizabeth alexandra mary windsor, whose full name is "King of England and other territories and possessions, head of the Commonwealth and defender of the Anglican Church". He is currently the British monarch, the head of state of Britain, the Commonwealth and 15 member countries, and the supreme leader of the Church of China.

Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor