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At the time, the monarch inherited only through the male line. Females only inherited if there were no male heirs.
Estevan Bartoletti
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Why is Jane Seymour so important?
Because she was the only wife on Henry the eighth to give him a son and he loved her very much and he was upset because she died after giving him the son he wanted
What was Important to King Henry VIII?
A Heir To The Throne As Woman at that time were no use but a man would be perfect so he had no care how manny wives he had until he had a son
Why did king Henry 8th need a divorce from catherine?
because Henry wants a son but Cathrine is too old to produce a son. Henry wants a son so he could inherate and become king
Why did Henry vii call his son Henry?
He called his son Henry, because it was traditional to name your son after youself.
What relation was Edward VI to Henry VII?
King Edward VI was the son of King Henry VIII, who was, in turn the son of King Henry VII. So, Henry VII was Edward VI's grandfather.
How do you spell Henry water son?
Henry water son
Who was Henry vii very famous son?
Henry VIII was his famous son
What son was with Henry Hudson when he died?
his son john who died with Henry
When did Henry Jellett - son - die?
Henry Jellett - son - died in 1948.
When was Henry Jellett - son - born?
Henry Jellett - son - was born in 1872.
Who was the son of Henry ii that was crowned?
His eldest son Henry was crowned king.
What was important about Jane Seymour?
Jane Seymour was important because she was the only one of Henry VIII's six wives to give birth to a 'surviving' son.
