During Henry VIII's time (1491 - 1547) and even now, the succession passed to the eldest son of the departed monarch, or the eldest daughter in the absence of a male heir. So, although Margaret Tudor (1489 - 1541) was older than Henry, because she was female the succession passed to Henry. If Henry had not been born and Margaret and Mary Rose Tudor had been the only issue of Henry VII, then Margaret would normally have become Queen.
Henry VII did have an older son, Arthur, Prince of Wales (1486 - 1502) but he died when he was 15, so this made Henry the heir.
(Margaret Tudor married James IV of Scotland and was grandmother of Mary, Queen of Scots.)
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Margaret and Mary are King Henry VIII's sisters.
Genetics.
Henry VIII was born in 1491 (died in 1547), and James I was born in 1566 (died in 1625). Henry VIII's oldest sister, Margaret Tudor (1489 - 1541), was a grandmother of James I.
He didn't do anything. He inherited the title from Henry VII.
No, King Henry VII was King Henry VIII's father.
When he was 17 after his brother Arthur had died.
King Henry the VII wife was Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville. She was thus the mother of Henry VIII. King Henry VII of England was the son of Edmund Tudor, 1st Earl of Richmond, and his wife, Lady Margaret Beaufort.
James V Scotland was Henry VIII's nephew, the son of his sister, Margaret Tudor and James IV of Scotland. Under his reign, Scotland was at peace with England until Margaret Tudor's death in 1541; at that time war once again broke out between the two countries, with disastrous results for Scotland.
Henry VIII's Paternal Grandmother was, Margaret Beaufort and his Maternal Grandmother was, Elizabeth Woodville.
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No, he was the third child born to Henry VII and his wife, Elizabeth of York. Prince Arthur was the oldest, followed by Princess Margaret, then Henry VIII was born. Four other children were born after Henry, but only Princess Mary survived infancy.