Henry, Prince of Wales, and his sister, Elizabeth, find themselves far more popular than their distrusted father, a perilous position for a child of a jealous king. When Elizabeth is introduced to one suitor, Frederick, the Elector Palatine, she feels the unexpected possibility of happiness. ...
The Peace of Cateau-Cambrésis was to be cemented by the marriages of Henry’s daughter Elizabeth and his sister Margaret toPhilip IIof Spain and toEmmanuel PhilibertofSavoy, respectively. In a tournament during the festivities, Henry was hit in the head by a lance of Gabriel, Count de Montg...
Henry died and we buried him last week in St George’s Church, Windsor. Two days ago, on 16th February 1547, I went back to the palace of Whitehall, which was once my home. I wanted to take my letters and books and bring them back to my house....
Through the course of his six marriages, many children were conceived, however only three survived. These children of King Henry VIII wereMary, Elizabeth, and Edward.These three children of Henry VIII all went to take the throne, with Elizabeth reigning the longest. King Henry VIII with his C...
King Henry VIII.Royal Bloodinvestigates his life and his legacy from music of his court in the early sixteenth century then to his daughter Queen Elizabeth I and her love for music, then further into the seventeenth century. By delving into the cultural psyche of that time and exploring music...
Parliament—led in large part by Thomas Cromwell, Henry's chief adviser—and the English clergy, Henry ultimately decided that he didn’t need the pope’s permission to rule on issues affecting theChurch of England. In 1533 Henry and Anne Boleyn were married, and their daughter Elizabeth was...
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Elizabeth I was Henry's youngest daughter, who ruled wisely for many years. After her death, she was succeeded by James VI of Scotland, the son of Mary, Queen of Scots, and great-grandson of Margaret Tudor. Answer and Explanation:
Henry advanced to London, was crowned, and in 1486 fulfilled a promise made earlier to Yorkist dissidents to marry Edward IV's daughter, Elizabeth of York. He thus united the houses of York and Lancaster, founding the Tudor royal dynasty....
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