How did the monarch change in 1509 and 1830?

In 1509, Henry VIII ascended to the English throne, marking a significant shift towards an absolutist monarchy, characterized by his strong personal rule and the establishment of the Church of England. By 1830, the monarchy had transformed under George IV, reflecting a constitutional framework where royal power was increasingly limited by Parliament and public opinion, signaling a move towards modern democracy. This period also saw the monarchy adapting to changing political landscapes, including the rise of the industrial revolution and growing demands for reform.