How Did The Tudors Celebrate Christmas? | Tudor Monastery Farm Christmas | Real History
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2022
- Christmas has been celebrated in England since around 1038, with unique and interesting ways of celebrating coming and going throughout history. Fun and festive feasts have always been the norm but the Tudors took this to the extreme.
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Peter up in the holly tree will never get old. I belly laugh every time watching his little legs dangle and shimmy like that 😂
This, the Victorian series, and the Edwardian series are WONDERFUL. I’ve binged on them all (a couple of times)
I wish these 3 would come back for another
Great idea! They could team up with Lucy Worsley
They really are. I've watched the different series twice through and I may watch them again.
Please make more of these series - this group is so good together, and they really bring the past back to life without unnecessary drama or melodrama!
I have watched this show many times. I really enjoy the three of them. However, i could never prepare a pig's head. Ruth is so amazing.
all i can think about is all that wonderful natural fabrics ....
This is so interesting and fun to watch! A great educational experience, one which I watch yearly at Christmas time with my husband.
I wish I could give these series 5 or 6 likes. They are that good. I bet the guys will build the crown inside another time. Oh I can't believe they would fast 24 days. Being I am a Christian I always have a problem with pork. That being said it is my favorite meat. I think it is the least of my sins.
My mother was a strict Catholic and we "fasted" for Advent. It wasn't THAT bad. Lent is longer.
Fasting just means giving up something. As far as food, you could give up meat and substitute eggs, cheese, or fish. It wasn't the kind of fasting that we think of today, which is more like a hunger strike.
I love this video I watch it year round ..
Into my 80s, I recall life in Catholic schools because the public school was only getting Built. Our mothers worked in the lunchroom using Government surplus foods. So we were better fed than most of today's children. So even none Catholic children learned, IF, they asked; Saints, Abstainers Days, but we had to Ask. We learned so much.
All work ceased? Except if you were a cook, servant, farmer, or a mother!
You are so right. I've watch this several times and just realized how true this is.😊
that's exactly what I said to myself "funny how world see's it as no work, except for the mother!"
todo sebe bonito con grasia
My family won't let me stuff a pigs head for Christmas 😒😔
Just let the animals live and party on!
I miss Alex.
Many a child conceived during the lord of miss rule! 12th nite!
"It's not like sewing." ok
Aqui não tem civilizacion😂❤
Why you always need to have token black person?
I need Ruth to teach me to cook, and not be so squeamish around non-traditional meat and preparations
Geez Ruth is so dam LOUD, She was screaming at the people who came to her door. She sounds like a witch when laughing. She must think everyone is deaf
Everyone in this film was far too clean, and far too well-fed to be believeable. A little dirt and makeup would have gone a long way toward making us feel as if we were there. And the commercials...halfway through, they were every 3 minutes! No thanks.