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Three of the children of Henry VIII became monarchs, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I.
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Why was Henry VIII buried in Westminster Abbey?
Because that is where most of the kings and queens of England are buried.
Before it became a territory of the United States this state had kings and queens?
hawaii Hawaii
What were the danish kings and queens?
The Kings and Queens of Denmark.
What did ancient egyptians believe their kings and queens wer?
They believed that their kings and queens were gods.
Which Tudor monarchs had the most husbands and wives?
Henry the 8th
What did Henry the eighth's children's do?
they became queens, and kings, and argued over religions.
What new positions do the children assume after battle with the white witch?
After the battle with the White Witch, the Pevensie children become the rulers of Narnia: Peter as High King, Susan as Queen, Edmund as Duke of Lantern Waste, and Lucy as the Valiant Queen. They are known as the Kings and Queens of Narnia.
What 5 kings and queens ruled the tudors?
Henry VII Henry VIII Edward VI Mary Elizabeth I
What 3 previous kings or queens were like Henry v111 with their actions?
i no that one was bloody mary...........
Why was Henry VIII buried in Westminster Abbey?
Because that is where most of the kings and queens of England are buried.
Before it became a territory of the United States this state had kings and queens?
hawaii Hawaii
Did the Assyrians have kings and queens?
Yes they did have kings and queens!
What were the danish kings and queens?
The Kings and Queens of Denmark.
When was Queens Kings created?
Queens Kings was created in 2000.
When did Queens Kings end?
Queens Kings ended in 2000.
What were the 10 kings or queens after William the conqurer?
William II Rufus Henry I Stephen I Matilda I Henry II Richard I John Henry III Edward I Edward II
What religion were Henry VII and elizabeth of york?
Roman Catholic. All the Kings and Queens of England were Catholic until the later Tudors as were the Kings and Queens of Scotland and all European Monarchy up until the Reformation in the sixteenth century.
