How were Mary and elizabeth related?

Answer 1

Mary I (Bloody Mary) was the daughter of Katharine of Aragon ( a Spanish fillie) and Henry VIII. (Blood lust could come from either side) Queen Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry Viii and Queen Anne Boleyn, who was executed. Both wee of the Tudor family dynasty via Henry.

Answer 2

Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Mary I were half sisters. Queen Mary I (Bloody Mary) was the daughter of King Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Queen Elizabeth I was the daughter of King Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn.

Answer 3

From her birth, Elizabethâ??s presence lessened that of her sister, Mary. First of all, Henry VIII annulled his marriage to Maryâ??s mother and declared her a bastard. Second he declared Elizabeth his heir. When she refused to recognize Elizabeth as the heir which essentially meant validating her own illegitimacy, Anne Boleyn went into evil stepmother mode and forced Mary to serve as Elizabethâ??s maid. Through the years, they managed to demonstrate some civility toward each other, but the actions of their parents, set their roles as enemies in stone.

Answer 4

The Tudor queens Mary I and Elizabeth I were half sisters (the same father but different mothers).

Mary's mother was the Spanish Princess Catherine of Aragon, the first of Henry VIII's wives. Henry divorced Catherine to marry another woman (see below).

Elizabeth's mother was Anne Boleyn, the second of Henry's wives- she was beheaded for treason and adultery. Henry also divorced Anne and married Jane Seymour.

Answer 5

mary and elizabeth never met in real life, they were cousins and they had to be respectful to each other even thought they disliked each other, elizabeth was scared of mary becoming queen of england and saw her as a threat, but in the end mary was executed as she had plotted against elizabeth 3 times to try and kill her.

Answer 6

Mary was Elizabeth's older sister. Catherine of Aragon was Mary's mother. Anne Boleyn was Elizabeth's mother

Answer 7

Elizabeth and Mary had good close relation as Elizabeth first told Mary that the angel had spoken to her husband. And likewise Mary told Elizabeth that the angel Gabriel had appeared to her.

Answer 8

No, she was sent to the Tower by her, and nearly executed more than once.

Answer 9

The exact relationship is unknown. Elizabeth is simply referred to as Mary's "kinswoman" (Luke 1:36, RSV:CE).