what name was king william 3rd also known as?

Answer 1

William II (of Scotland), and William III of Orange

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Answer 2

William of Orange (generally), but was also Prince William III of Orange-Nassau in his own country of the Netherlands
He was also:
King William II (in Scotland) - the first Scottish King William being William the Lion (1165-1214)

Answer 3

King Billy.
And he WASN'T known as William II in Scotland. This is a pedantic creation of subsequent times.
He was known as King William of Great Britain.

Answer 4

William III won the English, Scottish and Irish Crowns following the Glorious Revolution, during which his uncle and father-in-law, James II, was deposed.

He reigned as 'William II' in Scotland, but 'William III' in all his other realms.

Often he is referred to as William of Orange, a name he shared with many other historical figures.
Among Unionists in Northern Ireland and Scotland, he is today informally known as King Billy.

William III was appointed to the Dutch post of Stadtholder on 28 June 1672 (Old Style), and remained in office until he died. In that context, he is sometimes referred to as 'William Henry, Prince of Orange', as a translation of his Dutch title, Willem Hendrik, Prins van Oranje.

Answer 5

William of Orange,Dutch William or Dutch Billy,King Billy.In many towns in England there are pubs named King Billy after him.In the city of Hull there is a statue of him always refferred to has 'King Billy'

Answer 6

the british one was called: Mr. Caliban, King Billy, William of Holland, William of Orange

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Answer 7

William of Orange is the name most often used.

Answer 8

William of Orange. Has something to do with Holland and Protestantism.

Answer 9

William of Orange often known as 'Silly Billy'.

Answer 10

Believe it may have been William of Orange he who I think had a mistress called Nell Gwyn