good i think
ANSWER 1i ain't here 2 judge but 1 if i say bad don't gag and laugh that is my ancestor YOUR talking about but bad yes.-------------------------------------ANSWER 2I think Henry 1 was a good king because he signed a charter of liberties and a treaty with his brother in order to keep the peace.. :D
bow legged, unpopular, rich, badly groomed, bad king
no on a scale to 0-100 he was 2, 100 being good
He started out as a good monarch, sensible, reasonable and pleasant, but later his behaviour changed drastically. He became irascible, intolerant, violent and tyrannical. In January 1536, Henry had a serious jousting accident and was unconscious for 2 h.
King Henry VIII was famous for having 6 wives, 2 of which he killed himself.
King Henry
Henry VII wasn't a particularly bad king. He made merry, put on a good sow, and led his troops into battle as any good king should. However, especially in his later life, Henry VII put himself above all others. He wasted English money on lavish weddings and gifts for his wives, and risked war in the diplomatic displacement/ beheading of each of them. He didnt terrorize his country or anything, but he was a bit greedy.
it was in 1170
King Henry VIII captured Boulogne in September 1544. He died January 28, 1547. So, about 2 years and 4 months after the victory at Boulogne, King Henry died.
When Becket became archbishop he became religions and did not do what Henry said
Shakespeare's plays feature several kings, including King Lear in "King Lear," King Duncan and Macbeth in "Macbeth," King Henry IV in "Henry IV, Part 1" and "Henry IV, Part 2," King Henry V in "Henry V," King Richard II in "Richard II," and King Richard III in "Richard III." Additionally, there are references to other kings like King John in "King John" and King Henry VI in the "Henry VI" trilogy. Each king's character and story contribute significantly to the themes of power, ambition, and tragedy in Shakespeare's works.
We had a Queen then, Queen Anne. She reigned from 1702 to 1714.