Because he was the 6th great - grandson to Henry I , the 8th prince and monarch of England and Scotland in line to sit on the throne , and the son of Henry VII . (The crown of Scotland did not join with the crown of England until James I when England became Great Britain.)
Henry VIII is the 8th king named Henry. It would be very confusing, if say all the Henry's were not numbered. Edward VI (Henry's son) is the sixth Edward to reign as King of Engalnd.
VIII is eight in Roman Numerals - he was the eighth king named Henry.
It is a convention to write monarchs names in the form "Henry VIII" and this is pronounced "Henry the eighth."
Because he was the seventh King of England to take the regnal name Henry, and because Henry the Young King died before his father did, thus not receiving a numerical.
because elmos face fell of at the zoo wile he was in camo and a dolphin farted
This is just a wild guess, but it could be that he was the eighth King of England called Henry.
He was named after his father Henry VII
VIII is 8 in Roman Numerals, which means Henry VIII was the eighth King of England to be called Henry.
Henry VIII's mother was Elizabeth of York.
Henry VIII's father was called Henry Tudor - Henry VII of england.
No, that is why he is not called it
Henry VIII's fifth wife was Catherine Howard.
Henry VIII probably did have his own orchestra. He could have called it 'Henry's Quartet'.
Henry VIII's surname wasTudor that's why his Father was called Henry Tudor and reining from Henry VII to Elizabeth I was called the Tudor Rein
it was called harry
Yes he was known as Henry Tudor.
Arrange the marriage between Henry VIII and Ann of Cleeves, who Henry called the Flander's Mare.
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Henry VIII's father was Henry VII of England.