Queen Wilhelmina's full name is Wilhelmina Helena Paulina Maria and she became the Dutch queen in 1890 until today.
However, Queen Wilhelmina's actual accession to the throne was on September 6, 1898, and she had only held power for less than three years.
The Netherlands had already established a complete constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system, with the Dutch monarch having very limited power, and in many cases, just a powerless title.
In history, Queen Wilhelmina ruled the Netherlands for 50 years, the longest of all Dutch kings and queens.
During her reign, Queen Wilhelmina respected the Dutch constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system and tried to balance the opposition between the Anti-Revolutionary Party, Liberal Party, and Social Party.
During Queen Wilhelmina's reign, important historical turning points for the Netherlands and the world were experienced, including World War I, World War II, the 1933 economic crisis, and the independence of Dutch colonies.
