No, the Pope resided in Rome and contact between the two was especially limited after Henry VIII was excommunicated in 1538. Henry VIII didn't have the power over the Pope to order his execution in any case - this lay with Charles V.
because he was evil and horrid.
I only know oneWhy did Henry VIII have so many wives?He liked to CHOP and changehar har har
VERY sad. A Dumb wife. Before reading get tissue ( exaggeration ) His relationship ended because his Axeman was commanded by Henry VIII to chop her head off for sleeping with other men as well as Henry
because he would chop her head of because she knew he was hiding inn the closet.
not when he chopped her head off.
Catherine Parr had married Henry VIII. in 1543, Henry died in 1547 and Catherine died of natural causes on 07.09.1548. Two other wives of Henry were beheaded, Anna Boleyn in 1536 and Catherine Howard in 1542. Christoph
All three of Henry VIII's legitimate children, Mary, Elizabeth, and Edward, ruled England. Edward was first because he was a boy, then Mary, then Elizabeth. Henry hated girls and disrespected them and said that the boy should always be first for everythinkand no one could argue with the king cus chop chop choppy.
Henry VIII did not, personally, chop anyone's head off. Two of his six wives were tried, convicted and executed for treason and other crimes. See the related question link below. Many other people were also executed in Henry's time - it was quite a normal way of getting rid of people whose faces did not fit. One estimate has it that as many as 70,000 people were executed during his reign, mostly by hanging. The more "civilised" beheading was reserved for the aristocracy.
72,000
No, that is a myth
Henry Tudor won the throne when he was 27 years old. He had not been trained in statesmanship and warfare as most kings were, and had to learn on his own. His meticulously planned ascent to the throne with only a connection to the throne via a Lancastrian bastard is to be admired. Henry was a competent statesman with a knack for putting himself and his family in the best political position.
life in England is the 16th century consisted of an ongoing struggle to survive due to the persistently changing living conditions and life style it was difficult to maintain your cook privileges king Henry VIII world always chop your scrotum off and feed it to his poodles.