@@jonniemckaig883 I am pretty sure just about every Western European out there descends from Charlemagne, yes. But he was 600 years before the Tudors. Just about anyone who was alive then and has descendants today, is probably the ancestor of 90% of the living humans.
Like so many of the Houses. Few royal families can claim such long lasting effects. I dare say the House of Tudor shaped Britain just as much as the House of Wessex. How many royal families, anywhere in the world, can honestly issue the same claim?
I believe Isabel of York nailed it, like others said. She was a queen's daughter and then a queen herself, and then her grandaughter. She was the matriarchy of the Tudors
The Tudor dynasty had fertility issues. Imagine if Arthur Tudor made it past teenage years and became King. Imagine if Henry VIII had a son by Katherine of Aragon or Anne Boleyn, or had Edward VI lived long enough to marry and have children. Imagine if Mary had a child. With Elizabeth I she was like a female version of me marrying and having children was out of the question. My point is that there's a lot of "what ifs?" With the Tudor dynasty concerning if more heirs were produced.
@Rae-Anne Chu Wai Chow You think Elizabeth Woodville had something to do with the Princes in the tower? I never heard that theory being they were her sons. And Elizabeth of York the princes were her brothers.
Poor lady Jane Grey also ruled in the Tudor dynasty. The poor young lady only ruled for 9 days in July 1553 after Edward VI died and Mary I had her put down. Lady Jane Grey never had a chance.
@@budomk9299 Exactly! Queen Mary never originally even wanted to execute her. But when her father Henry Grey 1st Duke of Suffolk had a rebellion started it turned Mary's wrath and exacerbated the focus on Jane Grey and her husband Lord Guildford Dudley who was also executed along with her.
@@onagaali2024 I don't really consider Jane to be a legitimate queen. She probably didn't even want to be one. Mary was Edward's only valid heir other than Elizabeth, and the crown was rightfully hers
@@student05-bdes52 you're very correct. At the same time Edward VI did change the order of succession by leaving out his sisters before he died and put Jane Grey in it. Jane Grey certainly didn't want the position. It was her father's ambition that got Queen Mary's attention with the insurrection he started in her name that buried her.
Anne boleyn was my 1st cousin 16x removed through my nana's ancestors, 2 of Anne's ladies in waiting were my great grandmothers, one amice gainsford was annes friend. Interesting to see a series about the Tudor dynasty
very atmospheric video! thank you, dear author, for 5 minutes of pleasure! Excellent processing and musical accompaniment thank you! few people actually combine the series, recreating the dynasty. This is work!
At the beginning of the video, Margaret Beaufort remembering the birth of Henry VII should be included. She gave birth to him and the Tudor Dynasty at Pembroke Castle in the company of her brother in law, Jasper Tudor. Margaret was also 13 at the time and although she got married twice more, the pregnancy and childbirth physically and mentally hurt her, and never had another child. She was a strong and fierce woman overall.
Finally someone has paid attention to Mary Tudor (in many videos, very beautiful, she appears little compared to the others). This is the first video I comment in English. I apologize for the spelling errors, it is not my first language.
Gotta say that the more i read and hear abput the tudors,the more obsessed i get.Its just so interesting,the idea that a king married six times to have male children and breaking the church to marry it kinda sounds like a story than history, great video
I'm related to the Stanley family and one of my direct decedents the 1st earl of Derby married Margaret Beaufort Henry the eights mother. he also Married Eleanor Neville who could trace their line back to Edward III. Both marriages where obviously purely a political one.
I am descended from Thomas Stanley as well. Thomas Stanley’s son, George, married Jaquetta Woodville’s Elizabeth of York’s maternal aunt) daughter, Joan de la Strange. Thomas Stanley was Margaret Beaufort’s last husband and Henry VII’s stepfather. George’s mother was Eleanor Neville. Jaquetta of Luxembourg has roots to many of the royal houses, including England, and is a descendant of Henry III.
I wonder what show/movie that is that's showing Henry VII reign? Looks really interesting. He was the founder of the Tudor dynasty and so overlooked by his son and granddaughter.
@@addiejolin237 I have both of those books by author Philippa Gregory but I didn't know the same titles had a show/movie with the same names. Perhaps it did the same thing with Philippa Gregory's book The Other Boleyn Girl which I also have both medias.
This is a wonderful edit, very well made. However, i don't like how you portray Mary's reign as "bloody" and her going insane, when it's now been confirmed that that was far from the case. She was the least bloody of all the Tudors. Elizabeth killed 450 people in a single day, which is more than Mary did over 5 years (284). Edward killed 5000-6000 people over 6 years, and Henry killed 57,000 people
Shows & Movies by historical timeline: The White Queen The White Princess The Spanish Princess The Tudors Lady Jane Elizabeth Elizabeth: The Golden Age
he was worried that he would be forgotten, no,he never was or is forgotten, i mean there are hundreds of tv shows about him and his wives! the Tudors went with a bang!
but Elizabeth the first paternal grandmother was Elizabeth of York the daughter of king Edward the 4th and best known as Edward Plantagenet and only Henry the 7th and Henry the 8th killed Plantagenets so not all Tudors only two.🙄
@@Luan193”and then they killed each other” by Mary and Elizabeth’s reigns the Plantagenets were basically extinct, so they went after their Tudor cousins either by murder, imprisonment, or exile. Lady Jane Grey, Mary Queen of Scotts, Katherine Grey, Edward Seymour.
@@WouldBeGamer so if you were talking about Mary Queen of Scots the granddaughter of Margaret Tudor so Mary Queen of Scots the former queen of Scotland situation was Elizabeth tried to avoid executing her cousin so she locked Mary up for 19 years just trying to avoid execution but her cousin Mary Queen of Scots with time got frustrated because she was locked up for 19 years and Elizabeth refusing to name her the official heir of the throne of England so the truth is Mary queen of Scots was not happy by being locked up so when Anthony Babington was able to send her a secret letter to her telling her he is planning to kill Elizabeth the first her cousin and replace Elizabeth with her and if he can have her consent to do so a frustrated Mary Queen of Scots locked up in 19 years gave her consent and started communicating with a secret language with this man about the assassination attempt so when Elizabeth survived the assassination Elizabeth Council investigated and found the letters and was able to trace it back to Mary Queen of Scots and she was declared involved with the proof they found Elizabeth uphold the law that any assassination attempts against the monarch was punishable by death as it was 16th century high treason Elizabeth got pressured by her councilmen to sign the execution warrant because the law of 16th century England clearly states that Mary needed to be executed for being involved and Lady Jane grey granddaughter of Mary Tudor former Queen of France through her first marriage so I know the death of Jane Grey is as well the fold of Edward the six for naming her his heir well he was on his deathbed because he wanted to avoid his sister Mary becoming queen and making England Catholic again so a 15 year old king broke the law because he bypassed many people in the line of succession so it wasn’t really a surprise that Mary was like heck no I’m supposed to be the Queen I’m the rightful heir and she got more support and was able to build the army and Lady Jane Gray rain only ended on nine days on the throne . Mary Queen of Scots and Lady Jane Gray yes were direct descendants of Edward the fourth and had Plantagenet blood from Elizabeth of York but I do feel it was unneeded for Queen Mary the 1st to execute Lady Jane Gray because she was only still child and it was Edward the sixth fault the crown was forced on to Jane she didn’t even want it she was crying out of heartbreak when the council forced it on her and Mary could have just sentence lady Jane Gray to excel instead of executing her but with the Mary Queen of Scots situation with Elizabeth the first Mary Queen of Scots has been linked involved in a assassination attempt against Elizabeth and Elizabeth council was able to find evidence linking the Queen of Scots so yes Mary Queen of Scots was angry about being locked up for 19 years but she knew the risks of getting involved she knew if she got caught it could be death because of the high treason laws of England Lady Jane Gray didn’t expect Queen Mary the first of England to be so cruel and choose execution instead of sending her into exile out of England. So sorry for this long comment please don’t make fun of me please leave your opinion in the comment below everyone has their own opinions I am just looking off the historical record of the time from the English records of the 16th century?.
@@WouldBeGamer I’m sorry for the long response but still the situations between Elizabeth the first executing Mary Queen of Scots and Mary the first executed Jane Gray is different than what Henry VIII and Henry the seventh did by having no reason and just being tyrants
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You should hate the queen of spain for that hahaha…😅 lizzie doesnt have a choice, the spanish pushes it, they are likely to lose and henry vii accepts it, in the show anyway!!!
For the destiny of Elizabeth i understood that her mother's death was unfair.... people forget but God no...Henry end's his generation not Elisabeth..... Elizabeth was a girl who lives in a crazy and visius period and she find the way to survive for many years i guess this was the wish of her mother before she die....
U just don't become a knowledgeable person by watching movies , history sbt tudors is long enough. After King Henry it was Queen Mary 1 ,his daughter not directly queen elizabeth. The info in dramas are not even accurate
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At least their dynasty ended with a bang and not a weak fizzle.
Technically the tudors still have descendants today the royal families of england denmark norway and belgium are all related to henry 7
@@omgfish8146 By this time, 5 centuries later, you can be sure that all European royals are descended from him
@@ilyawh01 Don’t most Europeans claim descent all the way back to Charlemagne?
@@jonniemckaig883 I am pretty sure just about every Western European out there descends from Charlemagne, yes. But he was 600 years before the Tudors. Just about anyone who was alive then and has descendants today, is probably the ancestor of 90% of the living humans.
Like so many of the Houses. Few royal families can claim such long lasting effects. I dare say the House of Tudor shaped Britain just as much as the House of Wessex. How many royal families, anywhere in the world, can honestly issue the same claim?
Elizabeth I was the fiercest Queen, like mother like daughter
@@Hibazaki04 yes but I said queen, not King
Elizabeth has her dad and grandpa's temper
She is so good!!
I believe Isabel of York nailed it, like others said. She was a queen's daughter and then a queen herself, and then her grandaughter. She was the matriarchy of the Tudors
The Tudor dynasty had fertility issues. Imagine if Arthur Tudor made it past teenage years and became King. Imagine if Henry VIII had a son by Katherine of Aragon or Anne Boleyn, or had Edward VI lived long enough to marry and have children. Imagine if Mary had a child. With Elizabeth I she was like a female version of me marrying and having children was out of the question. My point is that there's a lot of "what ifs?" With the Tudor dynasty concerning if more heirs were produced.
Why is marrying out of the question?
God has the first say.
@Rae-Anne Chu Wai Chow You think Elizabeth Woodville had something to do with the Princes in the tower? I never heard that theory being they were her sons. And Elizabeth of York the princes were her brothers.
@Rae-Anne Chu Wai Chow I just woke up lol brain fog lol
@Rae-Annechu I hate to break it to you but the curse is still active in the British Royal family today.
Elizabeth I 💗
Poor lady Jane Grey also ruled in the Tudor dynasty. The poor young lady only ruled for 9 days in July 1553 after Edward VI died and Mary I had her put down. Lady Jane Grey never had a chance.
She never should have had a chance to rule. I just pity her because she was placed there as a political pawn.
@@budomk9299 Exactly! Queen Mary never originally even wanted to execute her. But when her father Henry Grey 1st Duke of Suffolk had a rebellion started it turned Mary's wrath and exacerbated the focus on Jane Grey and her husband Lord Guildford Dudley who was also executed along with her.
@@onagaali2024 I don't really consider Jane to be a legitimate queen. She probably didn't even want to be one. Mary was Edward's only valid heir other than Elizabeth, and the crown was rightfully hers
@@student05-bdes52 you're very correct. At the same time Edward VI did change the order of succession by leaving out his sisters before he died and put Jane Grey in it. Jane Grey certainly didn't want the position. It was her father's ambition that got Queen Mary's attention with the insurrection he started in her name that buried her.
Fun fact: a lot of people don’t consider Lady Jane an actual queen because her reign was so short
Anne boleyn was my 1st cousin 16x removed through my nana's ancestors, 2 of Anne's ladies in waiting were my great grandmothers, one amice gainsford was annes friend.
Interesting to see a series about the Tudor dynasty
This is amazing! Such a great tribute to that house. Loved every second of it!
The Tudors series should have started with Henry VIII father Henry VII. The Tudors had 3 women and 3 men rulers from 1485 to 1603.
The tudors blood stil flood until now (queen elizabeth II) through margaret tudor and marry tudor
What
Poor lady jane. Struggling to find the block...
I love these shows white Queen white princess Spanish princess the Tudors they should do one big box set of all of them
White Princess is probably written and acted the best.
very atmospheric video! thank you, dear author, for 5 minutes of pleasure! Excellent processing and musical accompaniment thank you! few people actually combine the series, recreating the dynasty. This is work!
I love the queen anne boleyn and queen elizabeth
Long live both Queens Ann & Elizabeth 👑👑
At the beginning of the video, Margaret Beaufort remembering the birth of Henry VII should be included. She gave birth to him and the Tudor Dynasty at Pembroke Castle in the company of her brother in law, Jasper Tudor. Margaret was also 13 at the time and although she got married twice more, the pregnancy and childbirth physically and mentally hurt her, and never had another child. She was a strong and fierce woman overall.
Love Queen ANNE BOLEYN so much and Queen Elizabeth l
This is an amazing edit!!! Truly captures their dynasty in all its glory and horror!
Elizabeth “girls don’t start things but they can finish them” Tudor. ❤
I love everything from king henry vii to queen elizabeth I 🥰🥰🥰
I love queens:Katherine of Aragon, Anne of Cleves,Katherine Howard,Jane I Grey,Mery I Tudor and Elizabeth I Tudor.
amazing work!! swear I got goosebumps!!
This is a good video of how Queen Elizabeth I showed strength, intelligence, and courage to be a remarkable woman. And the real Queen of England
Wow!! This was amazing to watch great work!!
Finally someone has paid attention to Mary Tudor (in many videos, very beautiful, she appears little compared to the others). This is the first video I comment in English. I apologize for the spelling errors, it is not my first language.
This was freakin amazing! Brava!!!
This is marvellous. Well done indeed 👑
Wonderful edit 👏
Omg 😍 This is PERFECT ❤
Gotta say that the more i read and hear abput the tudors,the more obsessed i get.Its just so interesting,the idea that a king married six times to have male children and breaking the church to marry it kinda sounds like a story than history,
great video
The first queen was mary tudor not Elizabeth.
Great video. You're very talented.
Now that I've seen all these shows and movies, I love this video even more😍.
I LOVE THIS EDIT SO MUCHHHHH. THANKS 🥺🥺🥺
I love this!
I'm related to the Stanley family and one of my direct decedents the 1st earl of Derby married Margaret Beaufort Henry the eights mother. he also Married Eleanor Neville who could trace their line back to Edward III. Both marriages where obviously purely a political one.
Margaret Beaufort my dear is Henry VII's mother. Elizabeth of York is Henry VIII's mother.
@@onagaali2024 thanks for the correction. It gets quite confusing especially when your relatives have the same name.
all marriages were political in that era
I am descended from Thomas Stanley as well. Thomas Stanley’s son, George, married Jaquetta Woodville’s Elizabeth of York’s maternal aunt) daughter, Joan de la Strange. Thomas Stanley was Margaret Beaufort’s last husband and Henry VII’s stepfather. George’s mother was Eleanor Neville. Jaquetta of Luxembourg has roots to many of the royal houses, including England, and is a descendant of Henry III.
They always skip Edward like Henry dies and then they just show lady Jane grey
I had so many goosebumps this is amazing
*It's really good work. Congrats.*
I wonder what show/movie that is that's showing Henry VII reign? Looks really interesting. He was the founder of the Tudor dynasty and so overlooked by his son and granddaughter.
The white princess shows his reign and I think that the white queen may show some as well
@@addiejolin237 I have both of those books by author Philippa Gregory but I didn't know the same titles had a show/movie with the same names. Perhaps it did the same thing with Philippa Gregory's book The Other Boleyn Girl which I also have both medias.
@@onagaali2024 I didn’t even realize they were books so I’m not sure if it did the same. It may have or it may not have. I haven’t a clue.
This is a wonderful edit, very well made. However, i don't like how you portray Mary's reign as "bloody" and her going insane, when it's now been confirmed that that was far from the case. She was the least bloody of all the Tudors. Elizabeth killed 450 people in a single day, which is more than Mary did over 5 years (284). Edward killed 5000-6000 people over 6 years, and Henry killed 57,000 people
Well done!
Amazing 😍
Shows & Movies by historical timeline:
The White Queen
The White Princess
The Spanish Princess
The Tudors
Lady Jane
Elizabeth
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
This is a masterpiece
Lady Jane Grey is played by one of my favorite actresses
Ι loved it I might do a video for the Tudors inspired by you🤗❤
Bc the tudors we have a great queen (elizabeth 1 and 2)
he was worried that he would be forgotten, no,he never was or is forgotten, i mean there are hundreds of tv shows about him and his wives!
the Tudors went with a bang!
Very well done!!!!😁 BRAVO!!!!👏👏👏
Poor Queen Anne Boleyn
Can u do the house of valois and the house of stuart
omg yes! it would be quite interesting to see all of these houses
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Tudor
ELIZABETH I TJUDOR 💖
Beginning with Elizabeth and End with Elizabeth thats how the house of Tudors ended🙆🏻♀️✨
oooo i like this!
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The Tudors killed all their Plantagenet cousins, then they killed each other
Plantagenets were the first ones to set cousins against cousins, even brothers against brothers.
but Elizabeth the first paternal grandmother was Elizabeth of York the daughter of king Edward the 4th and best known as Edward Plantagenet and only Henry the 7th and Henry the 8th killed Plantagenets so not all Tudors only two.🙄
@@Luan193”and then they killed each other” by Mary and Elizabeth’s reigns the Plantagenets were basically extinct, so they went after their Tudor cousins either by murder, imprisonment, or exile. Lady Jane Grey, Mary Queen of Scotts, Katherine Grey, Edward Seymour.
@@WouldBeGamer so if you were talking about Mary Queen of Scots the granddaughter of Margaret Tudor so Mary Queen of Scots the former queen of Scotland situation was Elizabeth tried to avoid executing her cousin so she locked Mary up for 19 years just trying to avoid execution but her cousin Mary Queen of Scots with time got frustrated because she was locked up for 19 years and Elizabeth refusing to name her the official heir of the throne of England so the truth is Mary queen of Scots was not happy by being locked up so when Anthony Babington was able to send her a secret letter to her telling her he is planning to kill Elizabeth the first her cousin and replace Elizabeth with her and if he can have her consent to do so a frustrated Mary Queen of Scots locked up in 19 years gave her consent and started communicating with a secret language with this man about the assassination attempt so when Elizabeth survived the assassination Elizabeth Council investigated and found the letters and was able to trace it back to Mary Queen of Scots and she was declared involved with the proof they found Elizabeth uphold the law that any assassination attempts against the monarch was punishable by death as it was 16th century high treason Elizabeth got pressured by her councilmen to sign the execution warrant because the law of 16th century England clearly states that Mary needed to be executed for being involved and Lady Jane grey granddaughter of Mary Tudor former Queen of France through her first marriage so I know the death of Jane Grey is as well the fold of Edward the six for naming her his heir well he was on his deathbed because he wanted to avoid his sister Mary becoming queen and making England Catholic again so a 15 year old king broke the law because he bypassed many people in the line of succession so it wasn’t really a surprise that Mary was like heck no I’m supposed to be the Queen I’m the rightful heir and she got more support and was able to build the army and Lady Jane Gray rain only ended on nine days on the throne . Mary Queen of Scots and Lady Jane Gray yes were direct descendants of Edward the fourth and had Plantagenet blood from Elizabeth of York but I do feel it was unneeded for Queen Mary the 1st to execute Lady Jane Gray because she was only still child and it was Edward the sixth fault the crown was forced on to Jane she didn’t even want it she was crying out of heartbreak when the council forced it on her and Mary could have just sentence lady Jane Gray to excel instead of executing her but with the Mary Queen of Scots situation with Elizabeth the first Mary Queen of Scots has been linked involved in a assassination attempt against Elizabeth and Elizabeth council was able to find evidence linking the Queen of Scots so yes Mary Queen of Scots was angry about being locked up for 19 years but she knew the risks of getting involved she knew if she got caught it could be death because of the high treason laws of England Lady Jane Gray didn’t expect Queen Mary the first of England to be so cruel and choose execution instead of sending her into exile out of England. So sorry for this long comment please don’t make fun of me please leave your opinion in the comment below everyone has their own opinions I am just looking off the historical record of the time from the English records of the 16th century?.
@@WouldBeGamer I’m sorry for the long response but still the situations between Elizabeth the first executing Mary Queen of Scots and Mary the first executed Jane Gray is different than what Henry VIII and Henry the seventh did by having no reason and just being tyrants
Muito boa a história amei
Elizabeth 1
Белая принцесса самый прекрасный фильм ,актеры сногсшибательные , правда не знаю имён , а вот в Тюдорах знаю всех!!!
You missed Edward the sixth here.
There is No wayy this is free
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Why was Edward VI ignored?
He was in the video before Jane Gray.
ANN BOLEYN AND QUEEN ELIZABETH 1 THE BEST OF MONARCH OF ENGLAND...
I used to hate Lizzie for killing teddy I still kinda do but I realise she did it to protect her babies
You should hate the queen of spain for that hahaha…😅 lizzie doesnt have a choice, the spanish pushes it, they are likely to lose and henry vii accepts it, in the show anyway!!!
Where can i watch this?
You also wouldn't want to be on the Tudors base side 💀
The best queeno of world was Elizabeth!son of Ane Bolena the best Tudor
Muito bom...bem cultural.
Woodville team forever
Liz of York
Tudor dynasty or house of tudor?
I would say dynasty tudor
💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Margaret Beaufort. What that woman did to plot and manoeuvre to get Richmond on the throne
Virgin Queen is the best ❤
It's funny how many Elizabeth's set on the throne and was the greatest Charlotte should of took the name Elizabeth she probably would ruled great
Gostaria muito de assistir esse filme
For the destiny of Elizabeth i understood that her mother's death was unfair.... people forget but God no...Henry end's his generation not Elisabeth..... Elizabeth was a girl who lives in a crazy and visius period and she find the way to survive for many years i guess this was the wish of her mother before she die....
U just don't become a knowledgeable person by watching movies , history sbt tudors is long enough. After King Henry it was Queen Mary 1 ,his daughter not directly queen elizabeth. The info in dramas are not even accurate
Brilliant!
But does anyone else hate the Spanish princess
Yup, badly acted by the main character, she is irritating :(
Princes lah king lah ga penting
Love Queen ANNE BOLEYN so much and Queen Elizabeth l
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