No offense, but how do you miss one whole queen, or two, depending on your point of view ? Edward didn't leave his throne to Elizabeth. He left it to Jane Grey, who held it for only days before Henry's first daughter, Mary, became Queen. Mary held the throne for several years until her death. Elizabeth then inherited the throne from her half sister not Edward.
Actually most historians or Jane stans claim it was closer to 13 days now... Apparently the 9 day Queen was something determined by the Victorians and it stuck (like most outdated hangovers present in our society... Ahem Brexit 😒)
Although technically wrong because most folk don't really remember or know Jane Grey or even Edward after Edward VIII's death and just skipped to Elizabeth being crowned queen. Because most people only remember the more memorable ones.
Edward tried to put his cousin Jane on the throne but his half sister Mary had popular support. Elizabeth didn’t become queen until 5 years later when Mary died.
12:58 Henry VIII’s son Edward did not leave the throne to his half sister Elizabeth. He left it to his cousin, Lady Jane Grey who only ruled 9 days before Henry VIII’s oldest daughter Mary usurped Jane and had her executed for treason. Mary, aka Bloody Mary, ruled for less than 10 years before dying at WHICH POINT ELIZABETH BECAME QUEEN.
@@lisapop5219 I only meant she basically booted her off the throne and in her own right, yes. It is common for people to use the word “usurp” for someone who is NOT in their own right, so bad choice of a word, I’ll admit.
@@dogmountain2021 You are welcome, as this channel apparently is not as knowledgeable as they should be. With all due respect of course, I love this channel and watch it all the time.
No one ever mentions Henry VIII did have a son with Catherine who died at two months old and did have four illegitimate sons who lived into adulthood. It's the legitimate surviving was the problem.
One thing - hanged/drawn/quartered was for commoners. Anne would have been beheaded regardless because she was a noble - it wouldn’t have really been appropriate for her to be subjected to the other punishment, especially as queen.
I have my own theories about Anne’s miscarriages and stillbirths. She suffered through this illness called the sweating sickness (which killed her sister Mary’s first husband, among others) and I feel like she never fully recovered. Perhaps Elizabeth was a “miracle” but after that, the effects of said sickness took effect. I know that there is no direct cause for eithe miscarriage of stillbirth (some say stress but no direct cause is found). Once again, just a theory but it’s interesting to think about especially considering how stressful being queen and former mistress of the king
🪄✨ Made with SummarizeYT 0:04 - Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn had one of the most infamous relationships in English history. 1:00 - Anne Boleyn served as a maid to Henry VIII's first wife, Catherine of Aragon. 1:07 - Henry VIII started seeking comfort elsewhere and had a brief affair with Anne's sister before pursuing Anne. 2:45 - Henry wrote love letters to Anne, referring to her as his sweetheart and using elaborate wordplay. 4:11 - Henry asked the Pope to annul his marriage to Catherine, but no agreement was reached. 5:01 - Henry banished Catherine from court and moved forward with plans to marry Anne, even without the Pope's approval. 5:57 - Henry and Anne had two secret marriage ceremonies before Henry formally dissolved his marriage to Catherine. 6:31 - The marriage between Henry and Anne led to a permanent rift between the Catholic Church and the Church of England. 6:39 - Anne was crowned Queen of England in the coronation ceremony on May 31st and June 1st, 1533. 7:20 - Anne gave birth to a daughter, Elizabeth, on September 7, 1533. 9:04 - Public opinion turned against Anne following the death of Catherine of Aragon in 1536. 9:32 - Henry started looking for new wives, including Anne's maid of honor Jane Seymour. 9:49 - Anne was arrested on May 2nd, 1536 and taken to the Tower of London. 11:25 - Anne was found guilty of treason and sentenced to be beheaded. 12:16 - Henry married Jane Seymour on May 30th, 1536. 12:34 - Jane Seymour gave birth to a male heir, Prince Edward, on October 12, 1537. 13:02 - Prince Edward became King, but only ruled for six years before passing away in 1553.
0:00: 💔 Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's tumultuous relationship, including their marriages and affairs. 2:59: 💔 King Henry VIII seeks to annul his marriage to Catherine and marry Anne Boleyn. 5:44: 👑 Anne Boleyn becomes Queen of England, but gives birth to a daughter instead of the desired son and heir. 8:37: 💔 Henry VIII's relationship with Anne Boleyn soured due to her strong opinions, failed pregnancies, public opinion, and rumors of poisoning. 11:23: 🔪 Anne Boleyn was beheaded by sword instead of axe as per Henry's request, and Henry quickly remarried after her execution. Recap by Tammy AI
I would love to see Weird History cover The Poisoning Plot at Versailles involving Louis XIV's mistress and several other courtiers at Versailles. It's a fascinating story. Also, another idea for an interesting, weird bit of history would be the man in the Iron Mask fiasco. Thanks Weird History!
There's only one thing wrong. After Edward's death, Mary, Henry's daughter from Katherine of Aragon, became Queen 👑. After her death, then Elizabeth I became Queen 👑. Otherwise an excellent job.
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you should maybe make a video about the 6 wives and of there life it might be a long video but i think its really interesting And you have a new subscriber!
I saw a history on this where they said that Henry had a fall where he hit his head and was unconscious for a time. That's when his issues when Anne began so some people believe his concussion might have effected his personality.
To some extent but don't forget...he did what he did to his loyal wife BEFORE any head trauma. He was unbelievably cruel to Catherine AND Mary. I think it may have knocked off the mask, but I don't think it made him a monster. He was already that on his own.
Yes, there are some good documentaries about it. He really did love her or maybe he thought he did. Given how quickly he turned on her when the male heir didn't appear.
I’m sad that you didn’t mention how Henry VIII tricked Anne into signing divorce papers in exchange for mercy (aka keep her head)… after she signed them she was led outside where she thought she would be freed but was led to the executioner block….
This isn’t true at all. I’ve researched the tudors pretty copiously and written multiple papers on them and unless you have some sort of primary source on this, it is not true. Henry annulled the marriage, they did not have divorce papers in the slightest.
Edward IV left his cousin Jane Grey, the Nine Days Queen as his heir, but Mary I fought this and reclaimed her spot in the succession as left in Henry VIII's will. Elizabeth I succeeded her half sister Mary I.
Actually, right before Edwards death they drew up an emergency plan, called the "Device to Succession" that named Jane Grey, Edwards protestant cousin, as his successor. She was never coronated, so she wasn't technically a Queen, but she was at the same time. Still, only for 9 days until Mary I, the ACTUAL claimant to the Throne of England, and all her many many supporters swept into London and claimed the throne. She was going to allow Jane Grey to live, knowing that she had been influenced and even forced into the agreement by Edwards privy counsel and nobles. However, her father kept plotting coups to take back the Throne for his daughter and her young husband, so she ended up being executed along with her young husband and her father.
Your information is incorrect. Edward left the throne to Lady Jane Grey who was Queen for nine days until, Mary, daughter of Catherine of Aragon, rode into London with an army, captured Queen Jane Grey, and had her beheaded. Mary then became Queen, known as "Bloody Mary', and when she died a few years later, her half-sister, Elizabeth I became Queen.
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Lady Jane Gray was “queen” for a couple days. Like most families, her family orchestrated this. Then Mary became Queen & non catholics(mainly protestants) were persecuted .This is where Bloody Mary comes from. She thought she was pregnant but turned out to be a mass & passed from it. Elizabeth became the virgin queen. My mom was a world cultures teacher for 20+ years. I love this topic & Marie Antoinette🤙🏽
I do wonder if Anne B had produced sons, would Henry have been loyal to her. Jane Seymour who came after Anne B did produce a son, Edward, but she died , so we may never know if producing a son would have saved Anne B
I think so. He all but turned Jane into a saint for it. Calling her his "one true love." To be clear, I think it would have saved Anne from beheading, not from Henry messing around. Eventually, she probably would have faced issues because Anne couldn't turn a blind eye the same way his first wife did.
1 question I know it is a literature story but is it true about the story of the kind Edward that he went and found a boy who looked like him and they exchanged the roles for 1 day ? I saw it from a documentry on TV like 10 years ago or more and since I found by chance this channel first on snapchat and then I looked it up on youtube so this story came up so I asked you about it is it true? about The Prince and the Pauper thing
I went to London last year and was fascinated by The Tower of London and the burial in Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula of Anne and Katherine Howard. Always loved The Tudor Era. Of course, I had to see SIX in the West End!
So, as stated in numerous comments there were a number of inaccuracies and aspects left out in this video. First, part of the reason why Pope Clement was unwilling to grant the divorce was because Catherine's nephew was Charles The Fifth, who was the Holy Roman Emperor at the time. Catherine, being the smart and very shrewd woman she was, had written to Charles talking about her treatment by the king and asking Charles for help. He responded (or some say his men acted independently) by having his troops march into Rome, forcing Clement to flee the Vatican and remain a virtual prisoner for the rest of his days in Rome. Clement obviously did not want to antagonize his jailer (who for all intents and purposes was Charles) so he declined Henry's request. Secondly, as previously stated, Edward reigned for six years after Henry died, before he passed it to Lady Jane Grey. She reigned for a mere 9 days before Mary the First took over, reigning for five years before she then died and Elizabeth the First took over.
Like it or not they were born/conquering royals just like any other throughout history and most of these people were not great people. Their are plenty of really heinous royals/rulers in history. Many far worse than Henry. It's the same for existing monarchs today they just thankfully have far less power now.
I remember Paul Lynde on the Hollywood squares, when asked the question what was the real reason Henry VIII had his wife Anne Boleyn killed? When he found out he wasn’t Henry the First!😅
Awful ending for a history channel video. You skipped two queens: Jane and Mary. Edward most certainly didn't intend to leave his sister Elizabeth the Crown and didn’t do so.
I don’t think it’s TOO crazy to leave Lady Jane Grey off of this, only because her 9-day reign itself was disputed, and from what we know Jane accepted the crown under duress, and happily relinquished her claim when Mary I won. She can easily be considered an illegitimate monarch. But leaving Mary I out makes no sense. She was crowned and reigned for 5 years.
The letters are in the Vatican because the case for annulment went before the Holy See...that's why...Anne was not giving anything up until Henry put a ring on her finger. This was a big deal after all. Henry did not say he was a protestant....he just said...he was head of the Catholic church in England and that everyone should swear an oath of allegiance to him. The church of England as it is now was in place in Elizabeth's I time much later/
Downvoted for the horrible ending. Edward's throne passed to Jane Grey. It was then taken from her by Mary I. Upon Mary I's death several years later, the throne passed to Elizabeth I. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!
What Henry did to Catherine was unconscionable. She actually won wars in his absence, in his name & for England. Once he did what he did to her ? She lived in abject misery, but was a pillar of strength to all that knew her. A strongly religious & principled woman, that Catherine of Aragon. And as strong as women come- with advanced apologies to every African-American that ever had a mother... 🚬😎👍
Yes, he did majorly screw her over but he also had the added pressure of having a male heir. Men do this to their wives all the time just because they find a younger woman. And they do not have the excuse of needing an heir.
Technically, Henry and Catherine DID have a son - Henry, Duke of Cornwall. He only lived a few months, but he was born alive and would have been Henry IX if he'd lived.
You missed one huge detail. After Edward died his sister Mary Tudor was crowned queen and proceeded to go on a years-long mission of burning every protestant she could find. They called her bloody Mary. After she failed to produce an heir and was dying, she named her half sister Elizabeth as her successor. It's very important to get your facts straight before making these videos!
History wasn't kind to poor Mary. No one mentions that it was considered a duty for catholics to burn heretics back then. The idea was that letting them live would damn your own soul. She most likely truly believed she was doing the right thing.
No offense, but how do you miss one whole queen, or two, depending on your point of view ?
Edward didn't leave his throne to Elizabeth. He left it to Jane Grey, who held it for only days before Henry's first daughter, Mary, became Queen. Mary held the throne for several years until her death. Elizabeth then inherited the throne from her half sister not Edward.
This channel gets a lot of history wrong.
at what point do they say he left it to Elizabeth? I just watched the whole thing and the only mention of Edward didn't talk about that at all
@@SleepyT23I guess 12:50
Thank you! I knew someone would correct this egregious error.
@@marilyndee969 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The ending was wrong. After Edward died, Mary became queen for a few years before she also died. Then Elizabeth was crowned
Doubly wrong because he left the throne to Jane Grey who reigned for 9 days before Mary
You forgot that Lady Jane Gray was Queen for 9 days after Edward died and chose to leave the crown to her rather than either of his sisters.
Actually most historians or Jane stans claim it was closer to 13 days now... Apparently the 9 day Queen was something determined by the Victorians and it stuck (like most outdated hangovers present in our society... Ahem Brexit 😒)
Although technically wrong because most folk don't really remember or know Jane Grey or even Edward after Edward VIII's death and just skipped to Elizabeth being crowned queen. Because most people only remember the more memorable ones.
Plus Lady Jane Grey isn’t recognized as a legitimate monarch. Mary I is credited as the first female monarch of England.
Great video, but Edward VI actually left the throne to Lady Jane Grey who reigned for 9 days before Mary imprisoned her and took the crown.
I would love to imagine Henry VIII just screaming “boy” at his wives stomach and hope to get a son 😂😂
OMG, this made me laugh so hard. 😂
“The only lives that truly matter are those who respect the lives of others”.
Somebody get the soapbox
Great!!!!!
Edward tried to put his cousin Jane on the throne but his half sister Mary had popular support. Elizabeth didn’t become queen until 5 years later when Mary died.
12:58 Henry VIII’s son Edward did not leave the throne to his half sister Elizabeth. He left it to his cousin, Lady Jane Grey who only ruled 9 days before Henry VIII’s oldest daughter Mary usurped Jane and had her executed for treason. Mary, aka Bloody Mary, ruled for less than 10 years before dying at WHICH POINT ELIZABETH BECAME QUEEN.
Thanks for the 9th grade history lesson 😂
Mary didn't usurp Jane. The crown was rightfully hers. Lady Jane was a pawn of the men in her life.
Exactly. Minus the "usurped Jane" part.
@@lisapop5219 I only meant she basically booted her off the throne and in her own right, yes. It is common for people to use the word “usurp” for someone who is NOT in their own right, so bad choice of a word, I’ll admit.
@@dogmountain2021 You are welcome, as this channel apparently is not as knowledgeable as they should be. With all due respect of course, I love this channel and watch it all the time.
“He wants to kiss her ‘pretty duckies’?”
“Wow! This guys loins are on fire!”
"Hey, big papa, my boy Henry wants to get a divorce"
Pope: "You are now the Defender of the Faith!"
King Henry VIII: "Cool, so now I am going to establish my own religion."
Pope: "WHAT THE FUCK?!"
This would have made a great reality show.
She would have to be black in the show.
The 15th century version of The Kardashians aka "The Tudors"
@@dpizzo8558lmao, nope Nigerian.
It’s already a show called the tudors
@@Badmediatrack But not a reality show
No one ever mentions Henry VIII did have a son with Catherine who died at two months old and did have four illegitimate sons who lived into adulthood. It's the legitimate surviving was the problem.
One thing - hanged/drawn/quartered was for commoners. Anne would have been beheaded regardless because she was a noble - it wouldn’t have really been appropriate for her to be subjected to the other punishment, especially as queen.
I have my own theories about Anne’s miscarriages and stillbirths. She suffered through this illness called the sweating sickness (which killed her sister Mary’s first husband, among others) and I feel like she never fully recovered. Perhaps Elizabeth was a “miracle” but after that, the effects of said sickness took effect.
I know that there is no direct cause for eithe miscarriage of stillbirth (some say stress but no direct cause is found). Once again, just a theory but it’s interesting to think about especially considering how stressful being queen and former mistress of the king
11:43 "because of his humanity he insisted that his wife just get beheaded instead" .......👁👄👁 wow what a great humanity from him-
I've always loved English/British history. I find it so interesting and fascinating.
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0:04 - Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn had one of the most infamous relationships in English history.
1:00 - Anne Boleyn served as a maid to Henry VIII's first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
1:07 - Henry VIII started seeking comfort elsewhere and had a brief affair with Anne's sister before pursuing Anne.
2:45 - Henry wrote love letters to Anne, referring to her as his sweetheart and using elaborate wordplay.
4:11 - Henry asked the Pope to annul his marriage to Catherine, but no agreement was reached.
5:01 - Henry banished Catherine from court and moved forward with plans to marry Anne, even without the Pope's approval.
5:57 - Henry and Anne had two secret marriage ceremonies before Henry formally dissolved his marriage to Catherine.
6:31 - The marriage between Henry and Anne led to a permanent rift between the Catholic Church and the Church of England.
6:39 - Anne was crowned Queen of England in the coronation ceremony on May 31st and June 1st, 1533.
7:20 - Anne gave birth to a daughter, Elizabeth, on September 7, 1533.
9:04 - Public opinion turned against Anne following the death of Catherine of Aragon in 1536.
9:32 - Henry started looking for new wives, including Anne's maid of honor Jane Seymour.
9:49 - Anne was arrested on May 2nd, 1536 and taken to the Tower of London.
11:25 - Anne was found guilty of treason and sentenced to be beheaded.
12:16 - Henry married Jane Seymour on May 30th, 1536.
12:34 - Jane Seymour gave birth to a male heir, Prince Edward, on October 12, 1537.
13:02 - Prince Edward became King, but only ruled for six years before passing away in 1553.
0:00: 💔 Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII's tumultuous relationship, including their marriages and affairs.
2:59: 💔 King Henry VIII seeks to annul his marriage to Catherine and marry Anne Boleyn.
5:44: 👑 Anne Boleyn becomes Queen of England, but gives birth to a daughter instead of the desired son and heir.
8:37: 💔 Henry VIII's relationship with Anne Boleyn soured due to her strong opinions, failed pregnancies, public opinion, and rumors of poisoning.
11:23: 🔪 Anne Boleyn was beheaded by sword instead of axe as per Henry's request, and Henry quickly remarried after her execution.
Recap by Tammy AI
I would love to see Weird History cover The Poisoning Plot at Versailles involving Louis XIV's mistress and several other courtiers at Versailles. It's a fascinating story.
Also, another idea for an interesting, weird bit of history would be the man in the Iron Mask fiasco. Thanks Weird History!
Great subject thanks.
There's only one thing wrong. After Edward's death, Mary, Henry's daughter from Katherine of Aragon, became Queen 👑. After her death, then Elizabeth I became Queen 👑. Otherwise an excellent job.
You're forgetting Queen Jane. She reigned for only nine days before being deposed by Mary, but Queen she was.
@@jackmason5278 true. I had forgotten her. Thanks 👍
@@garymarcera7452ven though she is not a queen in the traditional sense, she is still a queen and worth a mention
There were some minor factual errors at the beginning
Would have made a great reality show. "How to get ahead in Royalty"
Lol. The pun.
How about doing a video on American president’s and their affairs. Add Ben Franklin to the mix also
It sounds more like infatuation than love.
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@9:18 - Curious to know where the skull and crossbones image on poison labels came from, pirate ships?
you should maybe make a video about the 6 wives and of there life it might be a long video but i think its really interesting And you have a new subscriber!
HE NEVER TOOK RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
@7:44 - That image of the astrological signs is really cool.
I agree, no American/Mexican/Indian/Korean soap opera can match the real-life drama of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
I saw a history on this where they said that Henry had a fall where he hit his head and was unconscious for a time. That's when his issues when Anne began so some people believe his concussion might have effected his personality.
To some extent but don't forget...he did what he did to his loyal wife BEFORE any head trauma. He was unbelievably cruel to Catherine AND Mary. I think it may have knocked off the mask, but I don't think it made him a monster. He was already that on his own.
Henry's love letters to Anne was a surprise.
Yes, there are some good documentaries about it. He really did love her or maybe he thought he did. Given how quickly he turned on her when the male heir didn't appear.
He did anne so dirty 😭
I’m sad that you didn’t mention how Henry VIII tricked Anne into signing divorce papers in exchange for mercy (aka keep her head)… after she signed them she was led outside where she thought she would be freed but was led to the executioner block….
I've never heard this. Can you point me to where I can read about it? I'm fascinated by the Tudors!
That’s not really correct. Their marriage was annulled, he didn’t divorce her.
I never heard about this
im almost 95% certain this isnt true
This isn’t true at all. I’ve researched the tudors pretty copiously and written multiple papers on them and unless you have some sort of primary source on this, it is not true. Henry annulled the marriage, they did not have divorce papers in the slightest.
That's funny... How queen Anne was arrested on my birthday
Edward IV left his cousin Jane Grey, the Nine Days Queen as his heir, but Mary I fought this and reclaimed her spot in the succession as left in Henry VIII's will. Elizabeth I succeeded her half sister Mary I.
Don't know if this would be a good video, but i would like to see one about the history of Frisia!
The last sentence about Elizabeth succeeding Edward is incorrect. Edward was succeeded by Mary who was succeeded by Elizabeth.
Jane, then Mary, then Elizabeth
@@lindaplaylist170 Jane is debatable. That's why I didn't mention her name.
Actually, right before Edwards death they drew up an emergency plan, called the "Device to Succession" that named Jane Grey, Edwards protestant cousin, as his successor. She was never coronated, so she wasn't technically a Queen, but she was at the same time. Still, only for 9 days until Mary I, the ACTUAL claimant to the Throne of England, and all her many many supporters swept into London and claimed the throne. She was going to allow Jane Grey to live, knowing that she had been influenced and even forced into the agreement by Edwards privy counsel and nobles. However, her father kept plotting coups to take back the Throne for his daughter and her young husband, so she ended up being executed along with her young husband and her father.
@@asuyash well, Jane did succeed Edward, just not rightfully so.
JANE! JANE! JANE! I DON'T CARE IF IT'S "DEBATABLE." SHE WAS A CORONATED MONARCH!!
I can think of one crazy moment off the top of my head… lol
Very Juicy info
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Which would make a good sitcom or Reality TV show
yes! DO make a video about lord byron and caroline lamb!!!
The aspect of their relationship that surprised me the most, was Edward leaving the throne to Elizabeth I.....🤔 @12:55
A+ video!
That is one dramatic affair.
Your information is incorrect. Edward left the throne to Lady Jane Grey who was Queen for nine days until, Mary, daughter of Catherine of Aragon, rode into London with an army, captured Queen Jane Grey, and had her beheaded. Mary then became Queen, known as "Bloody Mary', and when she died a few years later, her half-sister, Elizabeth I became Queen.
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HOW COULD YOU GET THE ENDING WROOOOONGGGGG tho
Opted to read comments before watching and after seeing the inaccuracies regarding session, I've decided to skip the whole thing.
It really is a soap opera....except without the soap. Because it's well known that ppl didn't bathe regularly back then.
HA!!! 😂
Lady Jane Gray was “queen” for a couple days. Like most families, her family orchestrated this. Then Mary became Queen & non catholics(mainly protestants) were persecuted .This is where Bloody Mary comes from. She thought she was pregnant but turned out to be a mass & passed from it. Elizabeth became the virgin queen.
My mom was a world cultures teacher for 20+ years. I love this topic & Marie Antoinette🤙🏽
I do wonder if Anne B had produced sons, would Henry have been loyal to her. Jane Seymour who came after Anne B did produce a son, Edward, but she died , so we may never know if producing a son would have saved Anne B
I think so. He all but turned Jane into a saint for it. Calling her his "one true love." To be clear, I think it would have saved Anne from beheading, not from Henry messing around. Eventually, she probably would have faced issues because Anne couldn't turn a blind eye the same way his first wife did.
@@MemristerBoogieDown Yeah, plus she died before he could find any real fault with her or get boared
@9:36 - Joyce Penelope Wilhelmina Frankenberg is the birth name of the actress Jane Seymour. She choose that screen name after the English queen.
Ooooh I didn't know that, I just thought it was a weird coincidence. How interesting that she admired Jane Seymour that much!
1 question
I know it is a literature story
but is it true about the story of the kind Edward that he went and found a boy who looked like him and they exchanged the roles for 1 day ?
I saw it from a documentry on TV like 10 years ago or more
and since I found by chance this channel first on snapchat
and then I looked it up on youtube
so this story came up
so I asked you about it
is it true? about The Prince and the Pauper thing
What’s the name of the song that plays at 0:48?
I went to London last year and was fascinated by The Tower of London and the burial in Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula of Anne and Katherine Howard. Always loved The Tudor Era. Of course, I had to see SIX in the West End!
Henry's codpieces!! I couldn't stop laughing...
Mary was THE QUEEN before her sister, and to be honest Edward passed his throne to his cousin Lady Jane Grey
Thank you for this! 👸 #WeirdHistory #KingHenryVIII #AnneBoleyn
King Henry's Fidei Defensor title is Given same year as Ferdinand Magellan's expedition in the Philippine Islands 1521.
"It's GOOD to be the King!"
Please do a video on history of law enforcement
Hey Larry! Elizabeth is sailing the seas of cheese! 6:19
We need a Soap Opera style series of King Henry
So, as stated in numerous comments there were a number of inaccuracies and aspects left out in this video.
First, part of the reason why Pope Clement was unwilling to grant the divorce was because Catherine's nephew was Charles The Fifth, who was the Holy Roman Emperor at the time.
Catherine, being the smart and very shrewd woman she was, had written to Charles talking about her treatment by the king and asking Charles for help. He responded (or some say his men acted independently) by having his troops march into Rome, forcing Clement to flee the Vatican and remain a virtual prisoner for the rest of his days in Rome. Clement obviously did not want to antagonize his jailer (who for all intents and purposes was Charles) so he declined Henry's request.
Secondly, as previously stated, Edward reigned for six years after Henry died, before he passed it to Lady Jane Grey.
She reigned for a mere 9 days before Mary the First took over, reigning for five years before she then died and Elizabeth the First took over.
Imagine if Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard were never killed and got an annulment and instead sent away how were their lives have been like
And they call this family of Henry a "Royalty"
Like it or not they were born/conquering royals just like any other throughout history and most of these people were not great people. Their are plenty of really heinous royals/rulers in history. Many far worse than Henry. It's the same for existing monarchs today they just thankfully have far less power now.
Catherine of Aragon was named ambassador it wasn't just because of her marriage or widowhood she was the Spanish ambassador
WOW.... JUST W O W! Who would have thunk it.
Please do the 1960s
I remember Paul Lynde on the Hollywood squares, when asked the question what was the real reason Henry VIII had his wife Anne Boleyn killed?
When he found out he wasn’t Henry the First!😅
Awful ending for a history channel video. You skipped two queens: Jane and Mary. Edward most certainly didn't intend to leave his sister Elizabeth the Crown and didn’t do so.
That's what I was about to say!
I don’t think it’s TOO crazy to leave Lady Jane Grey off of this, only because her 9-day reign itself was disputed, and from what we know Jane accepted the crown under duress, and happily relinquished her claim when Mary I won. She can easily be considered an illegitimate monarch.
But leaving Mary I out makes no sense. She was crowned and reigned for 5 years.
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The letters are in the Vatican because the case for annulment went before the Holy See...that's why...Anne was not giving anything up until Henry put a ring on her finger. This was a big deal after all. Henry did not say he was a protestant....he just said...he was head of the Catholic church in England and that everyone should swear an oath of allegiance to him. The church of England as it is now was in place in Elizabeth's I time much later/
Wait no. When Edward died, Lady Jane Grey became a bit of a pseudo queen for a few days before being overthrown and executed by Queen Mary.
He made Mary as in Bloody Mary the new Queen. Elizabeth managed to stay alive until Mary died probably of cancer
Uterine cancer, IIRC. Which is why Mary never conceived an heir.
Downvoted for the horrible ending. Edward's throne passed to Jane Grey. It was then taken from her by Mary I. Upon Mary I's death several years later, the throne passed to Elizabeth I. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!
@10:01 - Curious to know what the general public believe about spells, black magic, witchcraft, etc. There are still covens of witches in Romania.
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What Henry did to Catherine was unconscionable. She actually won wars in his absence, in his name & for England.
Once he did what he did to her ? She lived in abject misery, but was a pillar of strength to all that knew her.
A strongly religious & principled woman, that Catherine of Aragon.
And as strong as women come- with advanced apologies to every African-American that ever had a mother...
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Yes, he did majorly screw her over but he also had the added pressure of having a male heir. Men do this to their wives all the time just because they find a younger woman. And they do not have the excuse of needing an heir.
Today he would be considered a psychopath.
Man I'd love to see how this guy would handle my gf 😂
One of my favorite track. From Rick Wakeman.
Remember Anne Belen.
May 19 was a Tuesday in 1536!
Y’all spelled “Arthur” wrong 😂
Ok you got the ending wrong according to history…
I love weird hist😊ry!
Didn’t Lady Jane Grey and Mary I take over after Edward?
Yeah, you’re missing some key points of history in here but overall, it’s an entertaining video.
Video would be awesome if it corrected itself about Edward leaving the crown to Jane Grey. The ending is a huge inaccuracy
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How did you get the end wrong? After Edward’s death, Mary became Queen. Elizabeth I didn’t become Queen until Mary’s death.
Technically, Henry and Catherine DID have a son - Henry, Duke of Cornwall. He only lived a few months, but he was born alive and would have been Henry IX if he'd lived.
One man was called Henry. All the rest were Thomas.
You missed one huge detail. After Edward died his sister Mary Tudor was crowned queen and proceeded to go on a years-long mission of burning every protestant she could find. They called her bloody Mary. After she failed to produce an heir and was dying, she named her half sister Elizabeth as her successor. It's very important to get your facts straight before making these videos!
History wasn't kind to poor Mary. No one mentions that it was considered a duty for catholics to burn heretics back then. The idea was that letting them live would damn your own soul. She most likely truly believed she was doing the right thing.
How about a video about Elisabeth Bathory?🧛♀
You call yourself a history channel and you completely skipped Mary, who was Queen after Edward and before Elizabeth - whoops!
This channel gets a lot of history wrong and usually discusses history from a very serious slant.
Mary became queen after Edward. Well there was the nine day queen in between, but her head rolled. Elizabeth was after her elder half sister Mary
Gd, it seems like you gotta redo the whole video with all these peeps in the comments, saying everything is wrong.....
Cough...after Edward came 'Bloody Mary' (Catherine of Aragon's daughter)....when she croaked Elizabeth became queen.
Double cough...after Edward died, they had the 9 days of queen Jane, and then Mary...
Te faltó María reino antes de Isabel
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