What is the title of the season 1 finale of The Crown?

What is the title of the season 1 finale of The Crown? The season 1 finale is titled “Gloriana.”

“Gloriana” is episode 10 of the first season and was released with the rest of season 1 on 4 November 2016. The episode focuses on the increasingly painful conflict between Queen Elizabeth II’s constitutional duties and Princess Margaret’s relationship with Peter Townsend, a divorced former royal equerry.

The title carries historical and royal associations. “Gloriana” was a celebrated poetic name for Elizabeth I, and it was also the title of Benjamin Britten’s opera written for the 1953 coronation celebrations. That makes it an especially apt title for a story about monarchy, public identity, and the personal cost of royal duty.

A common mix-up is to choose “Assassins,” which is episode 9, or “Hyde Park Corner,” the season premiere. “Wolferton Splash” is the second episode, so it belongs near the beginning rather than at the finale.