Henry the VIII married Anne Boleyn mainly for two reasons: first, because he wanted a male child (Catherine of Aragon was too old to give birth again) and because he was madly in love with Anne.
He couldn't get a divorce because his first wife (Catherine Of Aragon) had not done anything wrong, so he made the Church of England so he could marry Anne Boleyn.
Anne wouldn't be his mistress, she wanted to be his wife, so he agreed to marry her and get a divorce from Catherine. He also thought that because she was young, she could produce a male heir.
Henry VIII wanted a son, something which his first wife Katherine had failed to provide him with. Katherine gave Henry a daughter, Mary. Henry became obsessed with Anne, who refused to become his mistress and would not sleep with him until they were married. Henry believed that Anne would give him a son, and so he divorced Katherine, declared their daughter Mary illegitimate and married Anne.
King Henry VII needed a male heir and she believed she could provide him one and that it was a good way to prove that she was more than just a girl.
King Henry wished to marry Annes maid in waiting ,Jane Seymour and he needed a way to get rid of her.
Ann Boleyn helped bring protestantism to England by falling in love with Henry the 8th. Henry wanted a divorce from his wife so he could marry Ann Boleyn, so he separated the English church from Rome.
Ann Boleyn lost her head because she did not produce a male heir.
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yep! he was involved in the break with rome! this was when henry wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon and marry ann boleyn. The problem was that the pope didnt allow this, so henry excommunicated him from the church and he became the new ruler of the church in order to divorce and re marry. hope that helped.
If your asking about Elizabeth the first, Ann Boleyn and King Henry the eighth were her parents.
Queen Elizabeth I of England was the daughter of King Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn.Father= King Henry VIIIMother = Queen Anne Boleyn (Henry's second wife).
Henry VIII of England and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, were married on 28th May 1533.
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Ann Boleyn No, I think it's the wife he's buried next to: Jane Seymour.
Ann Boleyn was the second wife of King Henry VIII (eighth). She did not persuade Henry to commute her death sentence; she was beheaded. She did write to him pleading her case that she was innocent of the charges against her, but unfortunately it did no good.
No. He encouraged the King to marry Ann of Cleeves but that was the only marriage he got directly involved with.