Who are Henry VIII's six wifes?

Answer 1

King Henry VIII had 6 wives. They either divorced, beheaded, died or survived.
The first wife to King Henry VIII was Catherine The Arragon. She got divorced as she was too old and had a daughter, not a son. Henry the VIII wanted a son to carry on the era of tudors so he divorced her. Catherine the Arragon's daughter was named Mary.

The second wife to King Henry VIII was Anne Boleyn. Unfortunately she got beheaded as she had a daughter. King Henry VIII was not pleased because he already had a daughter, Mary. He used a specially trained french swordman to chop Anne Boleyn's head off.

The third wife to King Henry was Jane Seymour. She finally gave him a son, who he named Prince Edward. Although King Henry was pleased, she died whilst giving birth.

The fourth wife to King Henry VIII was Anne of Cleeves. He fell for the portrait he saw of her. However when they met she turned out to be from a different language. King Henry VIII called her a horse and their marriage only lasted for 6 months. He divorced her because of her 'looks'. He thought that she looked ugly.

The fifth wife to King Henry VIII was Catherine Howard. He beheaded her because she flirted with other men. Some people believe he did the right thing.

The sixth wife to King Henry VIII was Catherine Parr. Soon, King Henry VIII died, but Catherine Parr the last wife managed to stay alive.

A fact : The fact is King Henry VIII had 11 children. However they died as babies and only 3 survived.

Answer 2

1. Catherine of Aragon(marriage annulled because she was his brother's wife before she was his; and the fact he created the Church of England; died while detained under guard at Kimbolton Castle);
2. Anne Boleyn (executed for treason);
3. Jane Seymour (died days after giving birth, widely believed to be following birth complications);
4. Anne of Cleves (marriage annulled);
5. Catherine Howard(executed);
6. Catherine Parr (widowed).

Answer 3

Katherine of Aragon Henry's first with was divorced and sent away, (2) Anne Boleyn was beheaded for treason, (3) Jane Seymour died with perperal fever, just after giving birth to Henrys son Edward VI, (4) Anne of Cleves was given houses and finances and the marriage was annulled, (5) Katherine Howard was beheaded for treason (6) Catherine Parr out lived Henry VIII and soon remarried to Thomas Seymour.

Answer 4

Catherine of Aragon - Marriage was annulled

Anne of Boleyn - Marriage was annulled, Anne was beheaded

Jane Seymor - Died durign Marriage to Henry

Anne of Cleves - Marriage was annulled

Catherine Howard - Marriage was annulled, Catherine was beheaded

Catherine Parr - Survived after Henry's death

Answer 5

In order of marriage:

Catherine of Aragon was divorced

Anne Boleyn was beheaded

Jane Seymour died in childbirth

Anne of Cleves was divorced

Katherine Howard was beheaded

Catherine Parr died after Henry

I remember this simple rhyme:

Divorced, beheaded, died.

Divorced, beheaded, survived!

Answer 6

That's easy the first one was divored the second one beheaded the third one suvived and later on died fourth divored and the one after beheaded and the last one suvived and then died later on

Answer 7

Catherine of Aragon, Anne Bolyn, Jane Seymore, Anne of Cleaves, Katherine Howard and Catherine Parr. Are all 6 of his wives in that order.

Answer 8

It depends which two you are referring to.

Two of his wives were executed, two marriages were annulled, one died and one outlived him.

Answer 9

Yes.