Henry VIII

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The reign of King Henry VIII of England ended when he died on 28 January 1547.

He was the youngest son of the Conqueror.

But William II was killed in the forest.

When she was young she was very beautiful with a fair/rosy complexion, wavy golden hair with a tint of red that went below her waist, blue eyes and neat even doll-like features. She was very petite, even tiny, with a good figure. Her voice was said to be surprisingly low for a woman and she never lost her Spanish accent.

When she was older she put on quite a bit of weight because of her 6+ pregnancies within quick succession and her shortness. This meant that she was a bit more matronly than before but the beauty of her hair and complexion was still praised.

He executed people for no reason, including his two wives, Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard. He destroyed the English Catholic faith and only cared about how his life was, not how the future of England would be. He was a selfish and a bit of a hipocrite.

Henry VII ruled before Henry VIII and Edward VI ruled after

Actually, Henry's father, Henry VII, started creating the naval fleet. The purpose for this was to not have to borrow common merchant ships and convert them into war ships. Having a ready war ship is definitely more advantageous than waiting to convert one.

Most of Henry's children died before or right after they were born, but his first surviving child, Mary, was born on February 18, 1516, by Catherine of Aragon, wife #1. He had a second child, Elizabeth, after Henry's mother Elizabeth of York; she was born in 1533, on the 7th of September, by Anne Boleyn, wife #2. His last surviving child, a son at last, was Edward, later Edward VI. He was born in 1537, to Jane Seymour, wife #3.

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Catherine of Aragon 1509-1533, Anne Boelyn 1533-1536, Jane Seymour 1536-1537, Anne of Cleves 1540 Jan-July, Kathryn Howard 1540-1542, Katherine Parr 1543-1547. So roughly 43 years total, give or take a few months, to a year.

Anne Boleyn gave birth to one daughter in 1533. The daughter, Elizabeth, grew up to be Queen Elizabeth I. Although Anne Boleyn was pregnant several times, only one living child was born.

It was his father, King Henry VII of England.
Henry's father Henry VII, the first of the Tudor line, who gained his throne from the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. Henry VII reigned from 1485 to 1509.

Henry VIII had several children, his legitamate children were- Mary Tudor daughter of Catherine of Aragon, Elizabeth daughter of Anne Boleyn and Edward VI son of Jane Seymour. He also had an acknoledged illegitamate son called Henry Fitzroy which names mean son of a king, by Bessie Blount.

It is also questioned if he was the father of Mary Boleyn's children Catherine and Henry, because she was his mistress.

I dont think that Henry VIII himself was a murderer, but he had many many people burned at the stake during his reign

Henry Cisneros is famous for being the second Latino mayor of a city in the United States. He was mayor of San Antonio, Texas from 1981 to 1989. He also served as Secretary of the Housing and Urban Development administration and during his time in office the United States had the highest rate of home ownership that it has ever had.

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After the death of king Solomon, the kingdom was split into two.

Henry VIII was known for his love of shoes. The type he wore most were a large padded shoe made of black leather. The toes were either square or round.

Put it this way, Brown would have been executed.

King Henry VIII had four children with Catherine of Aragon before Mary Tudor. However, they all died. Mary Tudor was the first to survive. When Henry found that he liked a woman named Anne, he "divorced" Catherine, saying it had never really happened. (illegitimate - born to a mother who is not legally married.) So, that was one. He had a child with Anne named Elizabeth I. Then he beheaded Anne because she was cheating and married another woman, his third out of six wife. Since Anne was cheating he pronounced that child illegitimate, too. With his third wife (Jane) he had Edward VI, who became king. Jane died naturally. Henry never disowned Edward and died as soon as he was crowned (or a bit before.) He still had already married three other women though.

Lady Jane Grey, as you may already know, became queen after a request of Edward I on his death bed instead of the late king's half sisters. This didn't go down well (as you can imagine) and so after a meagre nine days of ruling England, Lady Jane was executed at the Tower of London upon the orders of Mary I.

Mary then succeeded her and after Mary came Elizabeth I (the last Tudor Monarch).

He loved her a bit. He forced her to marry him or she would have been beheaded. But she loved Thomas Seymore.

Henry VIII first wife was Catherine of Aragon. She married him 7 years after being married to his older brother Arthur, who died after 6 months of marriage to Catherine. Henry's family was much opposed to the marriage; in particular, the King's Grandmother, who ruled the court. They felt that one man should not marry his brothers wife, but Catherine and Henry received a dispensation from the Pope that allowed them to marry, on the grounds that Catherine had not been Arthur's true wife as their marriage had not been consummated. Catherine was a great queen; the people loved her; she fought the Scots of her own accord and won, killing their monarch at Flodden; she bore him 8 children, unfortunately only one survived beyond their first 6 months (Mary).

Catherine's parents were Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon.

Catherine of Aragon was renowned in history for being a truly loving wife; even though Henry had many affairs and mistresses, she never complained. She was also a devout Catholic and always refused a divorce, believing that her and Henry's marriage was right and made by God. Henry behaved abominably towards her, but she carried on loving him and remained stout in the belief that she was his wife and would forever be.

Catherine of Aragon died, alone but for her ladies, in a small, dirty house after over half a century of royal life- first as a Princess Of Spain, then as Queen of England. Her health had been deteriorating rapidly, but it worsened quickly, according to her ladies, after she had drank some Welsh-brewed beer. Many people were convinced that Anne Boleyn, the King's new wife, was a murderess.

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