Anne Boleyn

Yes she did. Their child was Elizabeth I. Who became and known as the Virgin Queen of England. She was also thought to be the greatest ruler of England.

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It was very long--so long that she could sit on it.

Because he was in love with Jane Seymour.

Anne Boleyn was married to Henry VIII, but she committed adultery against him with George Boleyn. This is treason as you are not keeping all your promises that you made to the king.

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Henry VIII (note 8th, not 7th) was BETROTHED to Jane Seymour the day after Anne Boleyn's execution. They were officially married ten days later. She was never exactly crowned queen because of an outbreak of the plague. However she was proclaimed Queen on the 4th of June that year.

Even to this day, historians do not agree on the exact year of Anne Boleyn's birth. Some have it as early as 1500 and others as late as 1509. So if we say half that, 1505, that would make her 28 years old. Elizabeth was born September 7th, 1533.

Tortured the Court Musician who some of Anne's ladies in waiting had suggested was particularly close to her and got a confession.

He also further questioned the ladies and extracted four more names, one of which was Anne Boleyn's own brother. The men were executed along with Anne.

In those times, it was the custom for the executioner to receive money from the person he was about to kill as payment for his services and to ensure a quick, painless death. The executioner would have kneeled, asked her forgiveness and accepted the money. Anne then granted her forgiveness, made her final speech and said her prayers.

Henry VII never met Anne Boleyn. Henry VII was the founder of the House of Tudor and father of Henry VIII. Though the exact date of Anne Boleyn's birth is unknown it is thought to be in 1501. Henry VII died on April 2, 1509 when she would have been eight years old and her future husband was eighteen and did not even know her. She spent her childhood in her family's castle in Kent and left for the court of Margaret of Austria in 1513 and then on to the French Court to wait on Henry VIII's sister and later Queen Claude.

No, she didn't. She loved her mother very much and craved information about her even though she knew her father King Henry VIII had killed her mother. At the time in question the 1500's it was accepted that a beheading was the punishment of the day, a bit like in our country when we hung people I suppose!

Ann Bolyn,wife of King Henry Vlll was said to have 6 fingers on one of her hands and a rather large mole on her neck.

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They were all persecuted for their beliefs or religion.

Book: Anne's old maid friend Miss Lavendar gets married 80's miniseries: Anne and Gil kiss!!!

Mary Boleyn was the sister of the famous Anne Boleyn and was a mistress of King Henry VIII.

Anne Frank only had one sister, named Margot.

No, she died long before he was born (about thirty years).

Anne Boleyn was Queen Elizabeth's mother. Neither de Vere or Shakespeare had any relation to either woman or to each other.

Anne Boleyn was indeed the first Queen to have ever been executed and also not the last to die by the sword.

If Anne Boleyn had married Henry Lord Percy instead of Henry VIII, it's likely that the course of English history would have changed significantly. Their union might have kept Anne from becoming queen, thereby preventing the religious and political upheaval associated with the English Reformation, which was largely driven by Henry VIII's desire to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. Additionally, without Anne's influence, the establishment of the Church of England may have been delayed or taken a different form. The dynamics of the Tudor dynasty, including succession issues and royal alliances, would also have been markedly different.

Your question is irrelevant to the times. She was out to gain power for her family.

Yes.

Her sister Mary had children who had children etc. And we're all related somehow or another.

There's a movie which scratches the surface of this called "The Other Boleyn Girl"

Anne Boleyn gave birth to Princess Elizabeth Tudor who later became Queen Elizabeth the First.