What Did Elizabeth of York die of?

Answer 1

Elizabeth died at Richmond Palace on March 24, 1603, leaving behind a rich and prosperous country. She was succeeded by the Protestant James VI of Scotland, son of Mary Queen of Scots, who later became King James I of England. Elizabeth is the English spelling, Elisabeth is Continental- like the Empress Elisabeth. Elizabeth I died on March 24/25 at the Richmond Palace. she was unconscious at the time of her death, and was what we would call today ( Brain Dead) for some weeks before her final departure- hence no (Last Words). Cause of Death , and her corpse-like pallor she had for weeks before- was Leukemia. She was 69.
She died at Richmount Palace in London.
At Richmond Palace on March 24 1603.

Answer 2

It's not known for certain what the cause of her death was, but it's thought to have been a form of blood poisoning. She died on 24th March 1603, in her 70th year- she had been in serious physical and mental decline for a couple of years beforehand, growing steadily weaker and mentally infirm, and retiring from the public eye. She became severely depressed following the death of some of her closest friends and advisors at the end of the 16th Century, most especially Lord Burghley and Sir Christopher Walsingham. She also never got over having to have her favourite courtier, the Earl of Essex, executed in 1601 for leading a plot against her.

Answer 3

she got pua high as a kyte then baked off a nut then sadly withered away tra

Answer 4

She died of childbed fever (also known as post partum infection) on February 11, 1503, after having given birth to Katherine Tudor. She was 37 years old.

Answer 5

Queen Elizabeth II is still alive, so as far as Great Britain and Northern Ireland are concerned, there is no Queen Elizabeth III.

Answer 6

She dies in Childbirth, shortly after giving birth to a daughter, Katherine, who died too.

Answer 7

Cancer of some type.