Princess Victoria of England, born on November 21, 1840, was the daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. She was known for her strong character and intelligence, often taking on responsibilities within the royal family. Victoria was the first child of the couple and played a significant role in the royal lineage. In 1858, she married Prince Friedrich of Prussia, who later became Emperor Friedrich III of Germany. Their union strengthened ties between Britain and Germany. Victoria had several children, contributing to the interconnected royal families of Europe, and she was a key figure in the history of the British monarchy.