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Yes, he was, but not until after they had died. The 'princes in the tower' were Edward the IV's sons. Edward and Richard (the princes) had two biological uncles: George, Duke of Clarence, and Richard III. After the princes' deaths Henry Tudor married their older sister Elizabeth.
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Who was Jasper Tudor to Henry Tudor?
Jasper Tudor was Uncle to King Henry VII and Great Uncle to King Henry VIII
Are the young princes William and Harry related by blood to Henry VIII?
Yes, through King Henry VIII's sister Margaret Tudor. Henry VIII would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 12th great grand uncle. So he would, therefore, be Prince William and Prince Harry's 14th great grand uncle.
Who was Henry VII's father?
The father of King Henry VII of England was Edmond Tudor, 1st Earl of Richmond. Henry VII's father was Edmund Tudor - grandson of Katherine of Valois (Henry V's widow). His father died 2 months before he was born so he was primarily raised by his uncle - Jasper Tudor.
Is uncle Pete's on the princes highway?
I looked it up and I think that uncle Pete's shop is on the princes highway!
Who killed the princes in the towers?
Well classicly Richard III (the two boys uncle) was famed or framed for the muder of the two boy princes. However the Richard III society are staunchly against this and to some extent science is no coming into play as a X-Ray of Richard III's famous portrait of him fiddling with his ring shows that the hump that he supposedly had was added at a later date in the Tudor period and as we all know Richard III was portrayed as the evil uncle in Shakespeares play. A possible indication that the Tudors were covering up there guilty conscience. The other main candidates as 'murderer' was Henry Tudor, later Henry VII. No one really will know who did it. What we do know of the boy Princes is that were declared bastards due to their fathers (Edward IV) contracted marriage to Lady Elizabeth Butler. Therefore making Edward's marriage to Elizabeth Woodville illgetimate. Also it is important to add the Henry Tudor wasnt in the country as he was in exile in Brittany. Therefore making it highly unlikely that any Lancastrians would have had access to the Tower of London, in the great fortress that it was. Plus Henry Tudor was really the only prominent Lancastrian left alive due to many of the House being killed in battles against Edward IV. Another possible candidate for the death of the boy Princes was the Duke of Buckingham, Henry Stafford who was a member of the Royal family and had a claim to the throne himself. Some say he was planning a bid for the throne even in the reign of Edward IV. Henry Stafford played an important role in the rise and fall of Richard III. Interestingly Henrys own father and grandfather died fighting for the Lancastrian cause and then Henry Stafford in 1483 raised an army against Richard intervention to the death of the boy princes. Henry Stafford even proposed Henry Tudor to comeback and join forces, for Henrys accession to the throne. Fortunately for Henry his ships ran into a storm so stopped his venture into England. By this stage Stafford was defeated and executed. You could go on for hours and hours on this subject, however like most historical subjects of this nature we will never know really. However from studying this I do believe Richard was responsible for their deaths. You really dont want your nephews who you just declared 'bastards' still left alive for the fear of creating figure heads for your own enemies and also creating divisons within there own House.
Who were Henry VII's uncle and aunt?
Jasper Tudor Earl of Pembroke Margaret Tudor who died shortly after birth Tacinda Tudor who married Reginald Grey 7th Baron of Wilton and he had another uncle who became a monk
What is the relationship between King Henry VIII of England and King James V of Scotland?
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.
Does Henry VIII have a uncle?
Yes he did. His father was an only child, but his mother Elizabeth of York had several brothers. Elizabeth had two half brothers and two full brothers (the Princes in the tower)
Did Edward Tudor rule alone?
no he had help from his uncle but he was a aloner
What was Dorothy's uncle's name in The Wizard of Oz?
Dorothy has just one uncle, who is ka Uncle Henry.
When did Uncle Henry's Playhouse happen?
Uncle Henry's Playhouse happened in 1996.
Who is uncle Henry from Gone With The Wind?
Uncle Henry from Gone with the WindUncle Henry was the brother of the "Aunt Pittypat" (Charles and Melanie Hamilton's Aunt)
