Anne, Queen of Great Britain

About Anne, Queen of Great Britain

Anne, Queen of Great Britain (1665–1714), stands as a historically significant monarch, ranked #179 globally by the Pantheon project. Her reign, which began in 1702, was pivotal as she oversaw the final union of the Parliaments of England and Scotland in 1707, creating the Kingdom of Great Britain. She was the last Stuart monarch, and her tenure solidified the Protestant succession in the British Isles following the Glorious Revolution.

Despite this profound historical influence, Anne currently shows a notable attention gap, earning a +4x overattention score relative to her importance. She garners approximately 2.1 million annualized Wikipedia views in 2025. This level of modern online interest places her attention significantly above figures of similar historical weight, such as Johannes Gutenberg (#94, 510K views), suggesting a modern cultural resonance that outstrips her relative historical mandate.

Her viewership momentum is trending slightly downward, with the Q1 versus Q3 comparison showing a -6% drop, and a more substantial -28.5% year-over-year decline, indicating that her visibility on the internet is currently waning, even from its already elevated position.