What genre is The Crown listed as on Wikipedia?

Wikipedia lists The Crown as a historical drama.

That genre describes the series’ blend of dramatized history, political conflict, family relationships, and fictionalized private conversations. Created by Peter Morgan, the show follows Queen Elizabeth II’s reign and the changing relationship between the monarchy, elected governments, the press, and the public.

The story begins shortly before Elizabeth’s 1947 wedding to Philip Mountbatten and continues through the 2005 wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles. Its six seasons cover major events including the Suez Crisis, the Profumo affair, Margaret Thatcher’s premiership, the breakdown of Charles and Diana’s marriage, and the aftermath of Diana’s death.

Historical drama does not mean every scene is a literal record. The Crown is a scripted interpretation, and critics have frequently questioned or disputed its imagined conversations and compressed timelines. It is not primarily a medical drama, crime thriller, or political satire, although political and suspenseful elements appear within its historical framework.