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Henry VIII
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What were Henry VIII FAilures during his life?
- He had aids
- He had Genatile Warts
- He had sexual contact with Marrie
- He Rimmed Marrie
- He hung Marrie
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He liked to drink wine & ale ... if you know of any other answers, please improve this answer.
Why was Henry VIII called fidei defensor?
Henry the VIII was called the 'Defender of Faith' by the pope, Pope Leo X, because he wrote "Defense of the Seven Sacraments" which was critical of Luther and promoted the Catholic faith. Ironically, he kept this title after splitting from the church, and the title continues to be passed down to British monarchy.
What is Henry VIII first wifes name?
Angry and distressed, having seen her marriage to Henry declared invalid (so there was no divorce).
What was the fashion like in the 1940s?
men suits boys shirt and tie little boys polo shirt
women skirt suits girls skirt and blouse little girls casual short dresses
How was sir thomas more executed?
I am assuming you mean Sir Thomas More.
Sir Thomas More was found guilty of treason and beheaded on 6 July 1535. He went bravely to his death and his last words were "The King's good servant, but God's first."
Why did Henry VIII want an annulment?
Henry VIII was married to Catherine of Aragon for 23-years, 11-months, and 19-days when the marriage was annulled by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Catherine had become unable to bear any more children and Henry had become entranced with Anne Boleyn by this time. He went on to marry Anne Boleyn, who was beheaded, Jane Seymour, who died shortly after giving birth, Anne of Cleves, and the marriage was annulled after 6-months and 3-days. He then married Catherine Howard, who was executed, and Catherine Parr, who outlived him.
What did Henry VIII to people?
The common form of execution in the 16th century was beheading. The victim would place his or her head on a block and an executioner would take a large axe and decapitate the victim.
What happned to Henry's third wife?
Jane Seymour
1508 - 24 October 1537
Married to Henry VIII 30 May 1536 - 24 October 1537
Died due to complications after giving birth to Edward VI
Henry VIII's favourite wife
Was Anne of Cleves ever queen?
Yes,
Anne Boleyn was the second wife of King Henry VIII of England and therefore a queen of England in her own right.
She was the mother of Princess Elizabeth who later became Queen Elizabeth I of England.
He was following what King Francis I of France, and Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire had done. They'd adopted the term Majesty because they believed they should be referred to with an even greater title than Highness, which had been used for previous kings and emperors.
Did Henry VIII have a seventh wife?
No, Henry's sixth wife was Catherine Parr not Anne Boleyn. No, she was his second wife.
Why did Henry VIII's wives have so many miscarriages and still births?
that's very interesting that u noticed that. only catherine of aragon and anne Boleyn had TONS miscarriages. Jane Seymour only had one child, no miscarriages. he never slept with anne cleves, the others never got pregnant ever.
thnx for being interested!
Why did the Protestant religion appeal to kings?
Probably because Protestantism did not tie them to Rome and make them subservient to the Pope. The Pope had the power to excommunicate anyone, including kings. I know of at least one Catholic king who humbled himself to the Pope rather than be excommunicated. Of course, a Protestant king was still answerable to God, but he need not have worried about another man sentencing him to eternal damnation.
Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon?
Catherine Of Aragon? Yes. She was Henry VIII first wife who he divorced.
What were the names of Henry VIII and Cathrine of Aragon children?
Catherine and Henry only had one child who survived, Lady Mary, who eventually inherited the throne as Queen Mary, known to history as Bloody Mary because of her persecution of English protestants.
What year did Henry VIII change from Catholic to protestant?
King Henry the VIII established the Church of England in 1534 when parliament declared that the king was the supreme head of the church. He wanted to establish it because he wanted a divorce but the pope wouldn't grant it but if he was the head of the church he could grant it himself, he was also bankrupt and wanted to take the monasteries, gold and various other riches for himself. A few notes, Henry VIII created the Church of England, commonly known as the Anglican Church, NOT the Church IN England, that would have been the Catholic Church from very early up until he seized control of all the Churches from the Catholic Church. Also, Henry did not create the protestant church - there actually is no "protestant" church, there are, as of 2013 over 33,000 churches which can be called protestant and Henry only created the Anglican one of those.
Hans Holbein, the Younger was the German born artist that was commissioned by King Henry VIII to paint the portrait of his son Edward VI.
