Jean grey, or translated as Mrs. Jane Grey (born in1October 1537 12, died in February 1554 12), was the first queen in Britain. She has only been in office for a few days, and her status as queen is also controversial (she has only been in office for nine days, and is generally not officially regarded as the Queen of England). Her succession violated an act of Parliament. Although she was not unique in British history, her throne was later denied. Even the date of her accession to the throne is controversial in history; Some people think that she became queen on July 6th, 553, the day when King Edward VI of England of England died. According to this statement, she is also called "the third queen of/kloc-0", but according to the official website of the British royal family, she officially became the queen on July 6, 10, and announced her succession on this day. According to this statement, she is the "Queen of Nine Days". She was removed from office on July 65, 2009. /question/57208228.html？ an = 0 & ampsi=5