我，乔治二世，除了是英国国王，也是汉诺威选帝侯。继承王位后，我像父亲一样抛弃妻子、不理朝政，而且老往汉诺威跑，这让英国人民非常不满，被世人称为“老是缺勤的国王”。

1727年6月11日，我父亲乔治一世在汉诺威去世，当消息传到身在英国的我耳中时，我勃然大怒，认为这是一个弥天大谎。我当时已经久不染指政事了，但10年前，我和父亲彻底撕破了脸皮，打那以后便和妻子卡罗琳从圣詹姆斯宫搬到了莱斯特府。

我决定留在英国而不是前往汉诺威参加父亲的葬礼，与此同时还压制了乔治一世企图分离汉诺威与英格兰的遗嘱。人们认为这是新王对英国喜爱的表现，但究竟其初心如何，我们却不得而知。

出生于汉诺威并接受德式教育不同于他爹，我即位时已经对英国情况有了足够的了解。在1714年来到英国时，30岁的我说得一口流利的英语，热衷于政事，在人民中颇有威望。但这一次，他们又失望了。我即位后依旧把大部分政事交由英国议会处理，被世人称为“老是缺勤的国王”。

尽管当我第一次踏上英格兰土地时声称自己的每一滴血都流淌着英格兰风范，但我的关切远远超过于英格兰。为了Hanover, I even sacrificed England's interests. After my father's death, I inherited Hanover and became the new Elector of Hanover. Like my father, I frequently returned to Hanover, leaving my wife Caroline to rule in my stead.

My periods away from London were not without their leisure activities; for example, discussing life with friends. The British people had already tired of my father George I. This time, whether it was within the palace or on the streets, they were extremely dissatisfied with this kind of behavior. Some even put up a sign at St James's Palace reading: "Lost or strayed out of this house a man who has left a wife and six children on the parish."

To ensure Hanover's safety during the War of Austrian Succession (1740-1748), I ignored domestic opposition and supported Austria against Prussia, France and Spain. Leaving Britain behind once again to lead German troops into battle alongside some English forces in 1743 won me victories like Dettingen.

Although by then 61 years old but still exhibiting military talent and diplomatic prowess on the battlefield—this could not improve Georg II’s image as an absentee ruler whose loyalties lay elsewhere than Britain.

The ordinary British public grumbled about this king; some attacked him directly—for instance those who lost their throne—the Stuart family (Charles Edward Stuart). In 1745 summer Charles led his Highlanders back into Britain; Edinburgh Castle fell along with Carlisle & Derby before being defeated at Culloden Moor near Inverness Scotland where he fled back across seas

Georg II got panicked when hearing news rushed back & sent son Duke Cumberland as commander-in-chief & managed to quell rebellion though by that point he was more known for running off from Parliament control rather than ruling over them.

I wasn't like him - though hated UK parliament just loved home more! It was clear: Britain had enough kings already - what use would another be? Better stay home where one is a big monkey king playing games while others are slaves

1755 year Georg2 went back to Hannover & left Brits face war alone

In October 1760 Georg2 permanently disappeared —died suddenly while defecating due age related complications , aged 73 — his last words "Britain has had enough Kings" meant parliment members not actual kings