Type your answer here... mary queen of scots played the loot
Lute not loot.
lord darnley
No they are not the same person. They were cousins. Mary Tudor was the daughter of Henry VIII and the granddaughter of Henry VII. Mary, Queen of Scots was the daughter of James VI of Scotland whose mother Margret was the daughter of Henry VIIMary Queen of Scots was queen of Scotland, and for a breif time queen of France. Mary Tudor was an English queen who only ruled for about 5 years. Her younger sister, Queen Elizabeth I was the cause of Mary Queen of Scots death. I know that doesn't really improve the answer but Im a Mary Queen of Scots obsessed manic and thought I would share a small amount of well-known knowledge.
If Mary Queen of Scots had killed Elizabeth - a highly unlikely action from her perceived personality - she would have most likely enjoyed a stint as English Queen if she managed to live a substantial amount of time after the assassination of Elizabeth.
Mary Queen of Scots was famous for promising the throne to England,Ireland,Wales and France at the same time
With the establishment of the Church of England, Elizabeth was viewed at home and abroad as a Protestant ruler. Although she did not face considerable problems earlier in her reign, when Mary Queen of Scots, a devout Catholic and claimant to the English throne, arrived in England in 1568 Catholic dissention quickly broke out. Countless plots to overthrow Elizabeth and seat Mary were schemed. In 1587, Elizabeth's counsellors finally convinced her to execute Mary on charges that she had plotted to overtake the throne.
lord darnley
The Catholics and the French supported Mary
No they are not the same person. They were cousins. Mary Tudor was the daughter of Henry VIII and the granddaughter of Henry VII. Mary, Queen of Scots was the daughter of James VI of Scotland whose mother Margret was the daughter of Henry VIIMary Queen of Scots was queen of Scotland, and for a breif time queen of France. Mary Tudor was an English queen who only ruled for about 5 years. Her younger sister, Queen Elizabeth I was the cause of Mary Queen of Scots death. I know that doesn't really improve the answer but Im a Mary Queen of Scots obsessed manic and thought I would share a small amount of well-known knowledge.
If Mary Queen of Scots had killed Elizabeth - a highly unlikely action from her perceived personality - she would have most likely enjoyed a stint as English Queen if she managed to live a substantial amount of time after the assassination of Elizabeth.
Mary, Queen of Scots abdicated the throne under duress on July 24, 1567, in favor of her son. The entire time she was held in England, she was negotiating for her return to the Scottish throne.
Mary Stewart was her name, though after her time in France she started using Stuart instead.
Mary Queen of Scots was famous for promising the throne to England,Ireland,Wales and France at the same time
No she was not, she ruled for a long time, it was Mary queen of scots who was beheaded
At the time of Mary's reign, Borthwick Castle belonged to William Borthwick, 6th Lord Borthwick. Although she never actually lived there, Mary Queen of Scots visited the castle on many occasions. She spent her honeymoon with her 3rd husband - Bothwell - at the castle and also fled to here when the Scottish nobles were after her shortly before her abdication (she escaped dressed as a pageboy). It is now said that her ghost haunts the castle. Hope this helps
David Rizzio was a musician to Mary, Queen of Scots. Her husband, Lord Darnley, was jealous of their friendship and had Rizzio killed in front of the queen, who was pregnant at the time. There is no proof that Rizzio was Mary's lover or boyfriend.
No. There were together for only a short time before Mary had to flee to England and Bothwell did a runner in the other direction.
Mary, Queen of Scots mother was Mary de Guise. She was a member of a prominent French family. She was married to a French Duke and had two children by him. Around this time James V lost his first wife to T.B. He wanted a French wife and asked for Marys hand in marriage, and his Uncle (Henry VIII) also asked her to marry him. Francis I of France permitted the marriage of James and Mary to take place in 1538. They had two sons in 1540 and 41, but they both died in 1541. In 1542 she gave birth to Mary, Queen of Scots who became Queen of Scotland when she was 6 days old.