How Elizabeth I Found Out Her Mother Had Lost Her Head!
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- On the 19th May 1536, with the swing of an executioner’s sword, one of the most iconic women in English History lost her head within the walls of the Tower of London. Anne Boleyn is seen by many as a woman who would wreck the marriage of Henry VIII to get what she wanted, but she would herself fall sharply from grace. Anne would frustrate Henry with her inability to give the son his greatest wish, a son or a male heir to follow Henry on the throne. But this lack of male heir forced the King to look elsewhere and he began to see Jane Seymour, one of Anne’s ladies in waiting and this was an open secret. But Henry then forced Anne out of the royal apartments and moved Jane in, and Anne’s downfall was signalled with her being imprisoned in the Tower of London and charged with adultery and treason. But her execution resulted in a bloody chapter of English history being over, but Anne left behind a daughter whom the King her husband was incredibly fond of. Despite Henry never getting the incredibly strong Tudor King he wanted, as his heir and son would die at a young age, he would get this brilliant successor and Queen in the form of Anne Boleyn’s daughter, Elizabeth who would become Queen Elizabeth I. But when the axe fell upon Anne, Elizabeth was left without a mother despite being just two years old at the time. But what happened when the young princess was told of this news?
What a beast Henry was. He could have exiled her with Elizabeth and spared her life. He was an evil man.
Although I agree he was a beast, didn't her (unjust) death allow him more freedom as a "widower" to marry?
He didn't even let Mary visit Catherine of Aragon when she was on her death bed. He was a hard hearted man.
It was a different time. Many of the things that we today as horrible were just run of the mill back then.
He was a capital Narcissist!
@@tonyausten2168 Makes sense. I would add malignant narcissist
Anne was far more gracious on the day of her execution than Henry ever was.
Of course she was. It was her final act to protect her child.
@@steppy3736great point.
He still had the perfect hostage, Elizabeth. Anne knew he was ruthless enough to make sure the tot died an unfortunate death from neglect if she dared say an unkind word at her execution. Also, it was a way to prove, hey, I am a rational, sane and good woman… unlike how I have been presented to the public.
@marydewitt9623 absolutely none of that is true! What school did you go to?! Or, what books have you read that illustrate this narrative. It is pure speculation from feelings. History is about facts, unfortunately for yourself.
@ carolynpurser7469....tell that to his first wife.
Elizabeth I perhaps didn’t marry to keep her absolute power but learning the fact that her father killed her mother probably helped her to make that decision, too.
This has been in debate for centuries.
Elizabeth has been quoted as saying, "my dogs will wear my collars." She knew if she married, she may be the face of the monarchy, but her husband would rule.
Mary and Lady Jane Gray were also examples for her. Mary had a husband who married her only for politics, and while she loved him dearly, he couldn't have cared less about her and stopped doing his marital duty so she could not have a child (which, honestly, she was probably too old for by the time she married). Lady Jane's husband and in-laws (and her parents, to a slightly lesser degree) got her beheaded. Add in her mother and father's tumultuous relationship and you have a young woman who was wise to second-guess marriage.
I think it boils down to two possibilities: A) she could very well have been a lesbian. B) There wouldn't have been many protestant men around the European courts (Or english courts for that matter) of the sufficient status to be eligible to marry a Queen. Monarchs generally didn't marry for love, they married for politics.
Could it be that Henry took it out on Elizabeth because he knew Anne was innocent and Elizabeth was a constant reminder.
Probably. I tend to agree with the theory that Henry VIII (or his inner circle) got the skilled swordsman to make Anne's death as quick & clean as possible (& least likely to be botched with multiple agonising attempts, à la Margaret Pole), because he (they) knew Anne was not guilty, but he (they) still had to get rid of her.
So, yeah, Elizabeth probably reminded Henry and made him feel guilty (or angry with the people who convinced him), thus she was kept away or the guilt was shifted back to Anne & taken out on Elizabeth. 🤔
Henry was a narcissist. He would never have accepted any responsibility for her death, nor had remorse. In a narc's eyes, she would have remained guilty.
She wasn't innocent - she was guilty as charged
@@papi8659and how do you know that? Do you have access to primary sources that history scholars don't have?
@@papi8659she could not have possibly been guilty of all she was accused of. She would have been found out much sooner. Way too many courtiers, along with how large her household was would have made it very difficult to sneak around. She was not as young and naive as Kathryn Howard, nor was Anne stupid. Henry needed to dispose of her as he feared Anne would not produce a male heir.
I can not help but wonder how great a queen Mary may have been if only her father had been kind and loving and supportive of her.
There would have still been the issues with the churches. That caused derision and Catholics back then were not understanding or very accepting of other religions.
Plus he treated Elizabeth even worse than Mary, if possible, and Elizabeth seemed to come into adulthood with a kinder and more open minded outlook on others.
@@kuceracmbut Elizabeth was too young to have anything to compare her life with, unlike Mary who was old enough to feel discarded and suffer the cruelty of being kept from her mother after being so close to her.
Nah, Mary was too extreme in her religious beliefs so was always going to rub many people the wrong way. Elizabeth however, was moderate in her convictions which allowed her the fluidity to navigate conflicts more effectively
@@stereohype1 Except Mary's religious extremism was almost certainly the backlash of her father's religious extremism--Mary wasn't any unusually extreme Catholic prior to being imprisoned and threatened with execution unless she recognized Anglicanism, which simultaneously had her mother exiled, herself declared illegitimate, and several members of her household executed. She likely would've been as 'normal' a religious ruler as the previous generations. 'Bloody' Mary gets a reputation that applied just as easily to Henry, but because Henry's religion stuck and Mary's didn't, she's the "extremist."
No wondering why Henry viii has no remarkable tomb nor monument in St George's chapel at Windsor Castle. His successors Mary I and Elizabeth I were not pleased with how Henry mistreated their mothers.
I believe she had to say that anyway. She was a woman in a man's job during men ruling times.
Ann Boleyn was a brave mother. She held her tongue in order to protect her daughter.
THE ultimate FU AND slap in his face was that Elizabeth, out of all his children, was the greatest monarch. Elizabeth's name is more celebrated than Henry's ever was. I am happy she was a strong leader that proved a woman could rein
A rein is a leather band used to control a horse. Elizabeth I reigned
It’s disgusting that Henry did not make arrangements for his daughter. Even if he did not want to see her the least he could do was make sure she had money set assume for her and make sure she had living conditions befitting the daughter of a king
He did The samè to mary
He was a mysoginist.
It's amazing that records of Elizabeth's governess begging Cromwell for clothes for young Elizabeth survived.
Sometimes the truth comes out in spite of every attempt to suppress it.
In the 1970s movie "Anne of a 1000 days", Queen Anne said "Elizabeth will be the greatest ruler that England has ever seen and you won't be alive to see it". I wish the real Anne had said that to Henry
The real Anne would never have said this at all. In reality, she was terrified of what her daughter's fate might turn out to be. So terrified she was that she implored her chaplain, Matthew Parker, to look after Elizabeth should anything happen. Anne had good reason to worry: she knew Henry already had his sights set on Jane Seymour and marriage to her was all but certain. Anne had witnessed firsthand Henry's poor treatment of his daughter with Katherine, Mary, after ditching Katherine for Anne. It wouldn't be a stretch to presume that Elizabeth would soon receive the same poor treatment. Anne could never have dreamed that Elizabeth would one day be reinstated to the line of succession, much less eventually become Queen of England. For all Anne knew, Elizabeth would remain an illegitimate bastard (as Henry had declared his marriage to Anne invalid) tossed to the side and forgotten about, her marriage prospects not great due to her bastard status.
@@nonchalantmuse1Indeed. Fortunately for the girls, later stepmothers were kind and did treat them as daughters/friends.
@@wordforgerI love you added friends because Mary was very close in age to all the latter 3. Katherine Howard was so young that Elizabeth referred to her as a playmate instead a stepmother. This is also why Elizabeth stated that she had a feeling that she wouldn’t marry since 8 because that was the age she had witnessed poor Katherine Howard being dragged away and wailing for mercy.
If she had she would have been
Signing her daughters down fall.
It breaks my heart to think of Anne being completely powerless, knowing she was going to die and leave her defenseless toddler all alone with almost zero protection. She had to know her daughter would not be told stories about her, would rarely see her likeness, and the legacy she was leaving behind was tainted. I could not imagine.
I'll never comprehend the psychi behind Jane not being freaked out that Henry killed Anne. How does a human being not become effected by such a thing, EVEN IF SHE HATED ANNE'S story in history. It's hard to understand how ANY of the people of this time period accepted all of these murders...but a woman, I can't.
She could have been petrified, but her family strong armed her into obeying their will.
Sadly women were the property of their father (or guardian) then their husband. You weren't allowed to say no ever as marital rape wasn't considered a thing back then.
Sure, but the king (any king, not just Henry VIII) had courtiers and political enemies executed on a fairly regular basis. As far as Jane Seymour was concerned, this wasn't much different than business as usual in the royal court.
Jane probably didn't think Henry was going to EDUCATE Anne, there was no precedent for a QUEEN being executed in Europe before the Tudors executed four. Hec, the entire Tudor line was a result of a Queen's affair and she was simply put on house arrest, not executed. Jane probably just thought Anne was going to be put away like Catherine of Aragon. Besides a man willing to execute his wife, father figure (Thomas Wosley), best friend (Thomas Moore), and threatening to kill his daughter is not the man to suddenly break up with. Besides, Catherine Parr tried to refuse Henry's proposal, but got her rejection rejected. Could have been the same for Jane for all we know.
EDIT: I am just now releasing I put Educate instead of Execute, I am leaving it for comedies sake
Seriously you think women had a choice?
Henry was a serial killer who doesn't deserve to be acknowledged. The sad part of poor Anne Boleyn was, it wasn't her fault she didn't give Henry a son, it was his fault. It's the gender of the essence of a man that determines the sex of the baby, not the woman. Queen Anne and Queen Elizabeth were both strong women,.
Anne originally wanted to marry another man, But Henry pursued her And Anne's family was greedy & power Hungry AF
He was no better nor worse than any other King.
@@rathertiredofthemess2841 That’s rather debatable. I wouldn't compare George VI to Henry VIII in terms of their humanity, compassion & morals. George VI is a *FAR* better man by a thousand miles compared to Henry VIII.
Worse, historians speculate that Henry probably had syphilis, which is why so many of his children died as stillbirths or shortly after birth.
@@Verityization That wouldn't surprise me, he was a sex maniac. Ironic that he killed a few of his wives over infidelity, but he did the same thing lol
The lack of a male heir did not “force” Henry to look elsewhere. He was a selfish psycho - and the only reason (some) people give him a pass is because he was “royal”. Unbelievable!
Now that we know through science that a baby's gender is based on their father's genes, it makes me so sad that women were blamed for not being able to conceive a son. Anne bore the burden of Henry's inability to produce an heir and lost her life for it
It's a shame Henry never knew what amazing daughters and wives he had.
It always amazes me that she would say such nice things about the man ordering her death. At no other time would it be possible to say what a terrible person henry was.
I think she knew whatever she said would reflect on how her daughter was treated, if she trashed talked him god knows what henry would’ve done to Elizabeth, she had to play along so her daughter would live a somewhat decent life.
Wonderful in-depth content. There's no doubt that all what happened made Elizabeth I to become a formidable fearless ruler in a world dominated by men. Remarkable video.
And someone who could never get her self to marry anyone, and therefore lead the Tudor dynasty to its demise
@@pbohearn well aye, that was her own choice. She decided to remain unmarried as she didn't want to share her power in the first place. It's perfectly understandable.
@@pbohearn So for you all of Elizabeth I great achievements meant meant nothing because she didn’t produce an heir.
@@helpinyerdasellavon Not only that, she could promise the possibility of a political marriage whenever she needed leverage to negotiate.
@@cam4636 indeed but men were head of the household especially back then. If she married her husband was hence seen and considered the main figure running the kingdom. See what happened to Mary Queen of Scots as her 2nd husband Lord Darnley wanted more power for himself.
Did I miss the way Elizabeth learned of her mother’s execution, as the video is titled?
It is said that nobody knows but that it would have been when she was older.
I’m sure Henry made everyone get rid of anything that belonged to Anne including portraits and no one was allowed to mention her, so Elizabeth didn’t have coincident reminders of her mother, I heard that Elizabeth found out about her mothers death when she was older, probably a couple of yrs before Catherine Howard’s murder
I know ! That's the reason I've watched this. Click bait, obviously.
I agree, that's why I watched it.
Ive always wondered why Elizabeth didnt live with Anne of Cleves after Catherine Parr sent her away. Elizabeth and Anne were close.
I have always felt that Anne would have given Henry a son if he had just waited allowed her to have more children.
No, I don't think she would have. I suspect she could have been Rh negative, meaning after her successful pregnancy with Elizabeth, her body would have built up antibodies to destroy other fetuses
fair call@@industrialover
I agree… she had a miscarriage a few days after a Henry had an accident which turned out to be a boy
alixena9340 • I read years ago that she got pregnant with a second child, a male. Her enemies at court feared that, so they sent a messenger to tell her the king "had fallen at jousting." She jumped to her feet and fainted. Falling on the stone floor caused a miscarriage. Henry was of course fine, but he never gave her a chance to have another child after the miscarriage. Imagine how different history would have been if she had given birth to that little prince.
where did you read this. Its nonsense. She had had oher miscarriages prior to the last one@@knitwit7082
Great example of absolute power corrupting absolutely. Henry was a monster
there was no such thing as a 'commoner's axe". Commoners were hanged - only members of the nobility were beheaded
In Tudor times the top secular class of the society was nobility. Nobility was divided into royalty and commoners. Unless one belonged to the royal lineage, they were commoners. The Boleyn family were commoners. Another famous commoner queen of England was Elizabeth Woodville, Henry’s grandmother in his mother’s side. Unless they were from a royal family and had royal blood, they were considered commoners. Royalty and commoners were to be executed by an axe. Everyone else was to be hung.
Henry was more rabid dog than man , not only in his dealings with his wives , but also his officials suffered . He murdered Cardinal Wolsey , then Cromwell and many more actually . He had more than 50 000 people murdered .
I believe it was more like over 70,000 people he had killed. Henry was a medieval serial killer.
The movie "Anne of a Thousand Days" shows how he had anyone who was remotely incovenient executed.
stop being silly@@lauratude5132
Wolsey wasn't murdered by Henry, he died a natural death before Henry could do it.
Love how there’s no Henry the 9th after the 8th. Guess no one after him wanted to recycle a name after a wife killer
Prince Harry apparently is up for the job .
@@karensimpson4869 Just about as hedonistic, selfish, and evil.
Prince harry brith name is Henry but he’s not an heir so he’d never be Henry the 9th
There is a HENRY the 9th.....Prince Harry....2nd son of Diana and that turd....Charles.
@jl-vk8kd...Prince Harry's name is Henry...he's just known as Harry...if anything had happened to William, in their younger days, Harry would inherit the crown; but now that William has offspring, that won't happen.
It could not been all Anne’s Fault. Henry has most of the fault, wicked man that he was.
Facts!!
I agree. The documentation of the trial showed how the verdict was preplanned and that it was a complete farce.
Anne was a victim of powerful men, much like Catherine Howard
This is a pretty misleading title. I clicked to hear how Elizabeth heard about her mother's death, and instead this is a recap of the whole Anne Boleyn story. Three-fourths of the way through and the video still hasn't answered that. Clicking off.
Thanks for the warning
What a Lady, who died with dignity, and unbelievable courage. So sad. and horrific. Henry executed more people than he changed his socks. He looked like a bouncer working in the door, you wouldn't mess with him. I just wondered, after making her forgiving but dramatic speech, if she had time to feel the pain of her beheading if she would have thought differently about what she had said?. Thank you for an excellent video. Never knew Anne' was Elizabeth's mother.
Could you do a video on Elizabeth’s relationship with Katherine Howard? Is it true that after Katherine’s execution Elizabeth swore she would never marry?
Elizabeth swore she would never marry at the age of 8
She could have told people who would listen that the king was the one who had the fertility problem.
He would never have allowed that.
Syphilis was prevalent in the early century and it's symptoms were not widely known. This is one of the complications that could have caused problems.
The king didn't want anyone to find out this as he loved the image of himself he had created.
I really doubt she would've done that, even if it were true and she knew it. Anne Boleyn was many things, but stupid wasn't one of them; spreading rumors indicating that she'd never be able to have his child while simultaneously insulting his ego and masculinity would've been incredibly stupid of her.
Henry's medical team would have been able to identify syphilis, not successfully to treat it, mind you, but identify.
When she would have done this, Henry would have killed Anne's whole family, including Elizabeth. Anne wasn't dumb, she protected them.
They were very aware of the symptoms of syphilis in his time and the syphilis rumor has been debunked. Check out a book called "Blood Will Tell" by, I think Kyra C. Kramer to find out a more reasonable alternative. d
There's absolutely no evidence that Anne was guilty of the crimes she's accused of. Her only 'crime' - if you can call it that - was not giving Henry VIII a son & heir.
Its impossible for her to have slept any of the men she is accused of. As a Queen she was *NEVER* left alone at any time. Even when she was going to the toilet or asleep someone was with her.
It was protocol for a Queen to be accompanied by at least 1 attendant at any given time. The *ONLY* time she wouldn't have had an attendant with her. Is if she was in bed with the King.
& if she had gone around behind the Kings back with other men. Then some of her attendants would have known about it. & they too would have been accused & executed for their complicity in the affair(s).
Just like Katherine Howard's Lady in waiting was for helping her mistress. Go around behind the Kings back with another man.
& most of the times Anne is accused of being with the men is impossible. As they weren't even in the same places at the same time. & there's documentary evidence for this timetable.
The whole thing is a load of malicious BS made up so. That Henry VIII could quickly get rid of Anne Boleyn & marry Jane Seymour.
I was taught that her flirtatious behaviour was reason for her downfall as it made the adultery claims more plausible but honestly? It’s a whole lotta bull. Anne didn’t deserve any of the accusations against her- just more a victim of Henry and powerful men at the time. Even the thing that sparked the need for her to be out of Henry’s life was out of her control- she couldn’t control Henry meeting Jane, nor could she control miscarrying and having a daughter instead of a son. Honestly horrible how she was treated when she was Queen
She was too flirtatious,. Her jokes to henry Norris about his looking for dead men's shoes, frigthened Norris and he ended up swearing to her almoner that she was a good woman@@Luciel.680
Anne Boleyn was responsible for the deaths of many men. She didn't care and she regretted none of it. She wanted to be Queen. She conspired with and encouraged Henry to treat Katherine of Aragon in an appalling way. Don't waste your pity on her. She just got treated in the same way she treated others.
What a monster, his wife wasn't giving him a son he so desired. Like women are able to choose the gender before birth😡
So he spews crap and has his wife executed who is forced to not shame him publicly while she who is going to be exacuted, instead she tries to make sure her daughter is cared and clothed for.
I honestly hope Elizabeth hated her father for all he had done to both of them. Ann truely loved her daughter and cared for her even under the strict conditions set by royal court
Sorry to dissapoint you, but from what I have read Elizabeth loved her father.
@@helene4397 poor girl, that time period was really twisted
@@brooke7464 it was for quite long time like that.
The ring she wore until her death had the portrait of her mother - not her father.
Thank you for eliminating the extraneous backround music.
Your excellent diction & pacing needs no intrusive additions.
It's so much easier to hang on to your every word❣️
He abandoned his wife, his daughter, his faith for his obsesión for a mail heir. The Tudor dynasty was a frail one. In the British history there was never a Queen that reign by her own right. Only Matilda and she wasn’t allowed. She had ti share her crown. Mary was not the heir wanted. It must be a boy. Anne promised him that boy. And he destroy Catherine and the Catholic Church for that promise. In January finally Catherine died. Anne was pregnant with the promised heir. They dressed in yellow and dance all night long. Then, he had bad fall in a jousting game that was unconscious for two hours. And Anne thinking him dead, had a miscarriage. That was the end of Anne. Now, with the same passion he pursued her, he wanted to vanquish her. So she was to be executed, but for some inexplicable reason, not by the awful axe, but for the merciful sword. One last token of love? Or a guilty conscience knowing her to be innocent. This great woman, mother of a Queen was put in an arrow box and taken from the scaffold to the Chapel just a hundred meters away. And she is in there still. Elizabeth never mention her in public, but she always wore a ring with both her face and her mother engraved in it.
Im Canadian that has never been to Europe but if I could pick and choose i would definitely go to England.
I find that your history is fascinating.
It's history that should NEVER have happened.
Lovely and very sad story and well told. Thank you for this video!
Tyranny never wins but justice will, I'm in agreement with even if she did commit adultery then divorce would of been more kind and merciful than being a sadistic pig
Not for a queen. Adultery meant ruining the blood line which was important for the line of succession.
@@steppy3736 I don't care if she did committ adultery he should of divorced her simple as that I don't give a f##k about bloodlines he stepped out more than she did so if you ask me his death was well deserved
Some nebulas our eyes remind me of,
but did someone have your eye color once?
Cobwebs have gone too long without our touch
where princess-phantoms pray their genes prolong.
Her phantom sees you pay to see a film,
and sees you pay for fruit she used to plant.
Those tangerines that hang are free to steal!
because they’ll recognize her in your hand.
How could our senses face this many tolls?
How could they charge our sense of taste and sight?
Behind thy shoulder stands a lovely ghost
who established the color of your eyes.
Her jaw is dropped. Her heart revives to break,
because her kin are less human, more slave.
The best thing Henry could do for his daughter he did. That thing was, to give her an excellent education.
Parr was fortunate enough to outlive Henry but she was not an angel either if she knew Thomas her 2nd husband was abusing the 14 years old Elizabeth 😢
when she realised that things were geting out of hand, she sent Elizabeth away. what more could she have done?
She out lived Henry by 18 months.
Thank you - truly, THANK YOU for not adding the words “HORRIFIC DEATH” in caps to the title. This is a great video. Well done you! :)
A good halloween costume (no disrespect meant) would be to go as Ann, with head sewn back on, pulling behind her a sad and repentant looking Henry on a leash lol
Normally I think it's just nature- but in Henry's case, I truly believe god/universe was punishing him by denying, then killing off the only male heir he had. All they did back then was kill (so called heretics) and carry out ego wishes.
Yes, he was a brute, who became the King after his brother had died. BUT he needed to have a male heir as had generations before. Without a male heir the Tudor dynasty would end.
It ended anyway.
So what. He was a swine that didn’t deserve love or children.
The need for a male heir was his obsession.
Henry "I can't declare my daughter(s) as my heir, that goes against tradition! I'll just start a completely new religion instead, which goes against tradition!" Tudor and his Magical Cognitive Dissonance Show
he didn't start a new religion. He merely severed the Catholic church in England from the universal church. @@cam4636
I’ve never understood why the condemned women never denounced their fate at least and Henry specifically.
Could it have been fear for her child’s future?
This video didn’t address what was in the title 😅
You sound a little rough, friend, hope you are feeling well today. As always, a beautiful video. I'm so proud of how well you've done. But I knew you would. 😊 Looking forward to your conituing growth!!!
R.I.P to elizabeths mom.
(Lost her Head).
Edward, Henry's son, WAS healthy and strong, it wasn't until he was 15 that he became ill.
Edward wasn't born until well after Anne's execution. Henry Fitzroy was Henry's son, but he was illegitimate and died a few months after Anne.
@@briansullivan5908Edward was born barely a year after Anne’s execution…that means Jane was pregnant with him barely 3 months after Anne was executed. Not a long time
@@georgiabelle5176 by well after I meant not the next day
What would Henry think if he knew he determined the sex of his children
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If only Mary had been given half of the love Elizabeth was, even after Anne's death, she could've been better than her sister. Everyone felt bad for Elizabeth because her mother was executed but at least she was truly loved by Henry before, whereas Catherine of Aragon was cast aside.
I can’t express to you how much I love these videos, your attention to detail and the videos showing the portraits and things just make your videos so good there truly my favourite history videos xxx ❤
Well done.
Anne Boleyne was not a victim nor an adultress but a ruthless and effective poltician who was feared and respected by her peers and foreign powers as such. She ruled in a high-risk and violent society, and many others in her position before her died in war, coup or assination. It was the risk every monarch took.
Hi, awesome live history video I enjoyed it. How are you doing? I'm doing well. Your history videos are always enjoyable. Have a great day see you next video
England has been blessed to have had two Great Queen Elizabeths in the past.
Unfortunately after Elizabeth I's passing fights for power resumed and even a republican government was declared during chaotic years. Will that happen again?...
@@crisjapopcris1564 I hope not! It won't be long and William will be King and things will return to normal
what do you mean? What is abnormal about the Queen's son succeeding her and becoming King? @@ericmoore571
Great video, get well soon :( I can hear that you are congested. Take care 😊
Anne didn't lose her. It was cut off. It was murder.
Well now Anne knows how catherine of Aragon felt.
Except Katherine wasn't killed; she died of cancer.
Did you catch a cold? Get better soon x
I'm going even farther to say Henry did not truly care about Edward he was simply a tool to Henry to further the dynasty or whatever it was called back then.
Egad. The range of artistic ability in these portraits is frightening.
First of all, every historical program will struggle to find enough when it comes to portraits. Understandable. Not all the art is labeled, and not all Roman busts of a balding guy are Caesar. Many artists just suck, especially compared to Holbein. It's very likely the best paintings of Anne Boleyn and many others were duly burned in fireplaces throughout the kingdom. *'sigh'*
I don’t know why no one had the backbone to call Henry what he was a true life Bluebeard.
I wish Ann had spilled the tea in her final words, rather than sing Henry’s praises. What would they have done? Executed her twice?
@thebarefootwitch5564: no, she could not say what she wanted. She wanted to protect her daughter.
@@ccasey1904 oh ffs what was henry gonna do to his infant daughter that was worse than what he did to her described in this video?
I also don’t recall asking for your opinion
He could have exiled her to the far north, given her neglectful carers, and made a bad marriage for her@@thebarefootwitch5564
Thank you so much ma lady for another great video. I have a request to make. May u pliz make a video about if Ann deserved, or not deserved to be beaded, judging from what happed to Henry's first wife. Thank you
@@user-el8nz4yu4t Thank you. I do agree with you, that Ann's family wud have persuaded her into being with Henry even if she wud have been relactent to do so, because the Boleyn's were an ambitious family. However, I feel like Ann was also not innocent coz she led Henry on. Henry just wanted Ann as his mistress at first, just like her sister Mary, but because of her ambitiousness, she insisted Henry to marry her, which left him with no choice but to divorce his wife, coz of his desires for her. Am not saying Henry was right for what he did, but the point is, had Ann just went along with being a mistress and enjoyed the expensive gifts that Henry showed her with, her life wud have been spared. At the same time, her fate was not in vein coz she produced one of the greatest mornaches during the Tudor era, her daughter.
So sad. Life can deal one a very hard hand indeed
Really makes me wonder why anyone would support a monarchy
A shame that the Tudor dynasty had to end. For all of Elizabeth 1st's achievements, she failed to continue the dynasty. Still, my favorite monarch in English history for sure!
It's too bad that Mary was so mean to Elizabeth...it wasn't her fault that Henry divorced her mother to marry Anne😢
At 1:52, there's a pictures of Anne Boleyn, but her eyes look crossed. Is this a copy of a previous image of her? I remember seeing the painting, but don't remember her eyes looking - not right.
True! I think that's just a terrible painting. There's another one looks like the artist was visually impaired and working with a prosthetic hand.
It's my understanding that all the portraits of Anne were destroyed after her beheading. Henry ordered this and the only painted images there are now were done after her death from memory I suppose. There was an original image done before her death on a coin I think.
Title: “How Elizabeth I Found Out Her Mother Had Lost Her Head!”
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7:46 “we don’t really know how Elizabeth reacted when she was told”
LIKE WHAT LMFAOO😂
ANNE WAS AN AMAZING STRONG WOMAN AND I HOPE YOU RIP 🙏
Where’s your background ambience gone that you use to have in all your videos?
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Some of my listeners are hard of hearing and they have said that the background music interrupts with the ease of listening and the narration. As such I decided to stop with this to make my content more accessible. 😊
@@HerRemarkableHistory I think it's better this way. Background music is unnecessary.
That’s a shame, I think it use to bring a gilded atmosphere to the story. Really enjoyed it.
@@HerRemarkableHistory Thank you for that. I am not hard of hearing, but I generally dislike distracting ambient music in these kind of videos.
Anne didn’t want to marry Henry, he wanted to get rid of Katherine and try to father a son so he claimed. He Tom catted around during his marriage to Katherine and ever after.
It’s ironic that Elizabeth I was a great Queen and remembered more than HenryVIII ever was.
Idk if it’s just me but if I were Ann, I might have went out calling Henry a tyrant and who can trust a man who would kill their own wife and toss aside so easily their first. She had to be thinking about her daughter so I understand why she didn’t.
Her father said Liz don’t bother buying your mother a hat this Christmas
bummer....things have not changed
Did I miss the part where the question was answered?
You could have at least said we don't know who told her.
And "For she hath neither *_grown_* nor kirtle..."
I found the quote because I assumed it was _*"gown", *_ not "grown" and I was right.
I'm just curious. When you read something like that, does it not strike you as a bit odd?
Do you not think to yourself "Maybe that's a typo"?
At under 3 years old, how could she tell any difference?
by knowing her mother had been replaced with a complete stranger
So this video was supposed to be all about how Elizabeth I reacted to her mother's death and the conclusion is "we dont really know how she reacted or when she was told." Kind of a waste of 10 minutes. Thanks.
Funny how Henry was the one who could not create a male heir, we now know how human biology works. He had weak sperm. But the women were to blame. Poor little little man.
nonsense. he fathered several male children, they did not survive. There's no such thing as weak sperm
The title isn’t correct.
I believe that when Anne gave to a son, the son was murdered by those who hated her. They made sure with their lies that Anne's fate was sealed
Please tell me what the art work is @01:14. Thank you. Enjoyed.
Henry has such a harsh reputation.
A lot of it is justified due to his actions, however people fail to understand what caused him to be who he was and what motivated him to make the choices he had.
Severe head trauma that modern medicine has proved would alter someone’s personality. He was also programmed as a young boy that to be a successful king he needs a male successor to carry on his name. He obsessed over that thought. He was also lied to and manipulated by his court for their selfish gain and getting more powerful. Which was common practice back then, and still happens today.
Henry had such potential. However I truly believe Queen Elizabeth 1st wouldn’t have been such a strong, powerful woman she was if Henry wasn’t who he was.
He was also a diabetic a monster of a disease
Elizabeth was also awful. The only okay today was Henry VII.
I personally believe Henry was effected by that jousting match. He was never the same again. I do want to add something. How in the world can you not understand that it a DIFFERENT century, they did things much differently and the King HAD the ultimate power. You can’t judge history by todays ideals and morals. This was over 700 years ago.
No it wasn't. It was 500 years ago, still a long time ago by Human standards.
Her father probably told her.
perhaps Elizabeth did not really want to continue the Tudor's line...Subconsciously it could have been a kind of "revenge" ending the bloodline of the person who murdered her mother and had been so keen to "continue" the Tudor's reign, craving for a male heir.
Such a sad sad ending to life trumped-up charges❤❤😢 you rest in peace
Oh hell no kay was before ann 😊
Henry was an ogre. I dont understand how a so-called 'handsome young prince' ended up as a disgusting tub of lard whose cruelty knew no bounds. He was desperate for a son, but Elizabeth was a stronger monarch than he could ever have envisaged.
Actually I wonder how much choice Anne, Jane, and Catherine Howard really had. Henry "said" and that's the way it was. They all did what Henry said
Lovely mother to Elizabeth ❤
Jane Seymour was an evil stepmother telling Henry she didn’t deserve to be a princess.
Jane was ironically the worst looking of Henry's wives
She looks good in her movies.
Can you imagine being that French swordsman being recruited for the job? Like, “Heeey, buddy! You’re good with a sword. *WANNA BE THE ONE TO EXECUTE THE ENEMY QUEEN?” :D*
She still wore yellow on the death of Katherine of Aragon....
It was Catherine of Aragon not Katherine
@@JJ-the-Fortnite-Festival-Fan Catherine of Aragon (also spelt as Katherine, Spanish: Catalina;
@@JJ-the-Fortnite-Festival-Fan she signed her name with a K. 🤷
@@TarquinTheTall well from what I know the only Catherine who married Henry VIII with the name Katherine was Katherine Howard
@@JJ-the-Fortnite-Festival-Fan well, look that one up again dear.
All of Henry's wives were greater than he, himself. History has shaken out the truth
God bless Anne and Elizabeth the first