it is thought that he hadsyphilis sexually transmitted disease) but some historians disagree with this. They think instead of syphilis he had Diabetes type 1. Henry also suffered from gout (eating to much rich foods).
Henry VI suffered from severe Catatonic Shiczophrenia. (Apologies for the spelling!) This was a mental illness that meant he was physically conscious, but he was not mentally aware of his surroundings - he could walk, talk or function like a normal person. He was able to eat when people put food into his mouth - a natural reaction. Furthermore, Henry VI was simply a weak person, disliking violence and nudity. Indeed, during one of the battles of the Wars of the Roses, he spent the whole time sitting under a tree and singing!
No, King Henry Viii did not die of a illness he had just died because he was too old.
Henry VIII, though very athletic and interested in sport in his youth, became obese and died aged just 56 years old. He also suffered from gaut throughout his life due to his size.
Some form of mental illness.
syphyllis
Henry VIII died because of an illness in his body
Henry VIII's doctor was William Butts. He served as the royal physician during the reign of Henry VIII and was trusted with the health care of the King.
Henry VIII's brother Arthur died from an illness of what was thought to be consumption
No, his best friend, Charles Brandon died of illness.
King Henry VIII. Her mother was Queen Anne Boleyn.
VIII is 8 in Roman Numerals, which means Henry VIII was the eighth King of England to be called Henry.
VIII mean the eighth in Roman numerals. Henry the Eighth
No, Henry VIII allowed Anne of Cleves to live. He came to regard her as a close friend, and she died of illness in 1557.
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Henry VIII?
No. Elizabeth I was Henry VIII's daughter.