The Tudor Queens & Consorts of England 5/8
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- The first Tudor Queen of England helped to end the Wars of the Roses. Her son, Henry VIII took six Queens during his reign and beheaded two of them. Lady Jane Grey and Mary I both had husbands who claimed the title of King while Elizabeth I avoided the whole matrimonial mess. The Tudor Queens consort and male consorts were:
Elizabeth of York
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
J
ane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Guildford Dudley
Philip of Spain
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The lives of the many Kings and handful of Queens Regnant who have held dominion over the kingdom of England, and later the United Kingdom take center stage in history. But the lives of their spouses and mothers are often relegated to the wings. In this series we will learn the stories of the many Queens Consort and the handful of male consorts who have been at the monarchs’ sides. Through love, hate, adultery and sometimes murder these women and men have played vital roles in the history of England.
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People may say that I was the most unattractive among all the consorts of Henry VIII but no one can deny the fact that I was the smartest and the most far sighted among all of them hehe ;)
Honestly the holbein portraits don’t do justice but I always thought your portrait was the nicest.
@@KG-ds2fj Thanks :) Have a nice day
You inspired me to learn German ym!
@@brettlarch8050 Bravo! Go ahead,it's a beautiful language and one of the most prosperous as well but one thing to be kept in mind that I too was foreign to the english language but learned it quickly and so will you learn the german language. All the best :)
I’m a big fan of yours Anne, can I get your signature? :D
Ah yes, my daughter and many granddaughter-in-laws
*Granddaughters-in-law, Liz; times've changed.
Liz I’m wondering- what attracted you to Edward? Was it his money, power, prestige, looks? What did you think about his brothers George and Richard, at least before Richard seized power
Hello lady Elizabeth🙇♀️
Hey ma
@@njb1126 🤣 they were one of the very few couples who actually were in love but a fat wallet and an army don't hurt tho
I think that Anne of Cleves got the best deal out of all this, despite the embarrassment. She got the status of the King's sister, a castle and a pension while keeping her head and not having to sleep with Henry VIII. Edit: I said "Queen's sister", oops.
He wouldn't have taken her head she had a country behind her. She wasn't technically his subject so ouldnt be trialed or executed as said other English subjects who became Queens.
The King's sister, actually. You do have a point, tough! She was the smartest and luckiest! I love Anne of Cleves!
@@ShallowApple22 But if he had married her first? Catherine of Aragon was not initially an English subject either and, while he didn't kill her, he certainly found a way to make her life miserable. There is no doubt that he would've done the same to Anne of Cleves had she put up a fight about it.
@@Laramaria2 Thanks for pointing out the typo! I fixed it.
@@desertrose0027 😊❤
Elizabeth of York is one of the most underrated consorts in terms of how important she was to her husband's success. She set an example for how Yorkists should move forward. In unifying the two houses, she made it easier for Henry VII to sell the idea that everyone won with him on the throne. I think it would have made her so sad to know that her son killed off so many of her remaining Plantagenet relatives since her marriage was intended to spare as many lives as possible and end the rift.
Thank you! I say this all the time. A lot of people think she was a regular in-the-background silent Queen but she wasn't. She was a good mother and a savy woman in her own right.
@@areiaaphrodite It's easy for the hardships of Elizabeth's life to be overlooked with all the important figures of her day. She was born into a scandalous marriage to begin with. Then her father was chased from his throne and forced into Burgundian exile for a year until he was able to retake the throne and Elizabeth and her siblings lived in a dangerous sanctuary during that period, never knowing if today would be the day they were taken prisoner.
When her father did return, he had to be more cutthroat on the throne, leading to Edward being forced to execute his own brother which had to be a difficult time in the family. Then Edward unexpectedly died at age 40, before he could secure the futures of any of his children. Within the year, her other paternal uncle would steal the throne and her two brothers would either die or go missing. Many members of her mother's family would be killed trying to maintain control of the "princes in the tower". It had to bee a very traumatizing time for her.
Simultaneously, her uncle Richard had her and her remaining sisters declared bastards. But that didn't stop him from considering a marriage to Elizabeth to shore up his claims. He also forced his nieces to join him at court. I can't imagine what that time period was like for Elizabeth. She had to kiss the rear of the man who she likely believed killed her baby brothers. She even had to make herself emotionally available to him because she knew how valuable she was as a marriage prize. In the minds of many people, Elizabeth was the true heir to the throne and Richard knew it.
Just as Elizabeth was resigning herself to her fate as Richard's wife, her mother was working behind the scenes to betroth Elizabeth to a distant cousin she had not met before. Yet another relative who was going to use her rightful claim to steal her throne. And then her world was shaken again when Richard was killed and Henry was made king. Luckily she found a sympathetic and kind man in her hew husband, but she must have been terrified. She was still only a teen.
It doesn't surprise me that Elizabeth and Henry were able to find common ground and form a bond of love. They had both been through so much and had nearly lost everything. They worked hard to create a lasting peace because their whole lives had been defined by the blood feuds of their ancestors. But poor Elizabeth was not done suffering. Not even close.
She and Henry lost multiple children in infancy and they suffered terribly from the losses. Then the lost their beloved eldest son and heir and the pressure was on for Elizabeth to produce another son. Unfortunately she died in the effort.
Elizabeth of York lived a life that was 100% duty bound. The throne was her destiny and her fate and she proved to be more than up for the task. It was easy in that time period for men to create dissension and rebellion, but Elizabeth managed to create what no other figure of her time could which was a lasting peace between the members of her family on both sides. I also love the detail that her granddaughter and namesake would serve a similar role in the religious strife years later. Her granddaughter Elizabeth would bring religious tolerance and her own brand of peace and prosperity.
Ikr thx 💅
Unfortunately pop culture doesn’t help. The White Princess by Philippa Gregory is totally inaccurate and presents their marriage as abusive when it wasn’t in real life.
Gotta feel for Richard III here
"Nobody liked Richard III"
I liked Him He only Lost 1 Battle Anyway He is A Warrior King
@@korbangabut5767 Nor was it true that nobody liked him: he was a conscientious lawgiver in the North, trusted for at least two decades by Edward IV, was aware and respectful of his wife, respected and loved by the citizens of York, and trusted by the many soldiers under his command. The commentary in this video is based on outdated information.
Richard III is so misrepresented in this video. No one knows what happened to the princes. To blatantly say he murdered them is bad history. I have been enjoying these videos up to this point.
Hi king henry!
Well, we like him
Divorce, Beheaded, Died,
Divorce, Beheaded, Survived,
Im Henry VIII,
Who had six sorry wives,
Some might say? I ruin their lives...
Please forgive me i did ruin your lives :(
@@kinghenryviiiofengland4376 I forgive you, Henry, you gave me jewels and clothes ;)
@@KHowardishereandthefunsbegun Ill give you more :D
Horrible histories eh?
@@SungSNam yeah
guys i’m in this one!!
Your. Majesty ...
Hello, Anne! My dear cousin
So how did you feel about your entry?
Yes you are...
Your Majesty Im Abdulrahman
there's a theory that Catherine's miscarriages were caused by her fasting. As she was strong and devout catholic she many times fasted even while pregnant. So it is believed her fasting made her not be able to give enough nutrients for the baby to survive.
what about Anne then? She suffered at least 3 miscarriages. it is highly likely that Henry himself suffered from some reproductive disorder. He may even have caught STDs given the number of women he slept with.
@@obsessivefangirl5055 that is true. I forgot about that theory!
@@obsessivefangirl5055 They think Anne had a weird blood disease that causes only the first born child to live while the others are killed sometime by the blood sometime in the pregnancy nowadays it’s treated by transfusions but ofc then they didn’t have that. But I think the theory about Henry is a good one
There's another theory that Henry had a rare blood type that can cause many health problems including struggling to conceive healthy children
Constant Emerald Still mainly it was most likely Henry’s fault. He slept with over 300 women. Must’ve got so many stds, different diseases from doing so which can play a big role in stillbirths, miscarriages. Including the other theories about Henry. Catherine of Aragon went through 6-10 pregnancies, and Anne Boleyn 3-4. That’s what a bunch of historians said.
I have never seen a royal in my life, but the queens and kings in the comments just made my day
it makes us happy to know that as well :)
It’s like a walk in history...with weirdos😂😉
@@kristi4113 royal weirdos
Thx! It makes my day to talk to people :)
@@blueberriesarepurple4386 ahhh my fav queen
i always felt bad for lady jane grey. she didn't really do anything wrong and was pushed into her position, and the rebellion was only in her name. if mary banished her, she would have lived a comfortable life at the very least, but i guess lack of remorse runs in the family.
That particular incident also had to do with Mary's new husbands influence and ultimatums.
Yeah but if they didn’t kill her people (greedy nobles) would’ve kept rising up in her name whether she wanted them too or not 😬
That's what makes her so tragic. Mary knew that Jane being made queen was not her doing, but Northumberland, her father in law, trying to control the throne, so wanted to leave Jane alone. Sadly, Jane couldn't stop other people and nobles rising up in her name, even if she never wanted the throne or power. Her story really hammers home how noblewomen were just seen as tools for their ambitious male relatives. I think Anne Boleyn's father escaped execution even though he was the one who pushed her to interact with the king.
If Jane Grey had been able to survive there would have been endless attempts to put her on the throne. Mary would have no peace.
Imagine if Mary had Married the dauphin of France. The English royal family would be very different.
England would've been A Satellite State.
I’m actually glad I didn’t.
@@tulip_rose765 stfu
@@deondreyoung8989
Excuse you!? That is no way to speak to a queen!
It’s be more interesting if she went ahead and married a Lutheran. It’d just be interesting to see her marry someone who she love and would be loved back (politically).
The saddest part is when Jane's father takes the crown off her head and Jane asks "Can we go home now?"
Ah yes the dynasty I AND HENRY made :)
Your the one who legitimized your husbands reign, so it’s all thanks to you!😊
Hi mother in law❤
Also the one your son Henry ended
The current Dynasty still goes through Elizabeth of York and Edward the Fourth. Instead of proceeding and Elizabeth of York and Henry the 7th. Instead of proceeding through Henry the 8th it proceeded through his older sister Margaret who married James of Scottland......James I of England (& 6th of Scotland was her great grandson, so Elizabeth of Your & Elizabeth Woodville did have the crown follow their direct descendants.
@@ladyagnes9430 You known it already?
Hello my fellow Queens and lovely people! I'm in this story! And so are all of my SIX band mates! ♥
Hi Jane! Tell Ed I say hi! :)
Hiiii
@@lollipop96537 Hello Your Majesty
@@lollipop96537 Hi Elizabeth! ♥ I will tell him the next time I see him! ♥😁
@@keylawarburton5787 Hello ☺♥
Hans Holbein's portraits were the Snapchat filters of his day.
I snorted-my apologies 😂
You know what I thought of?? Katherine of Aragon was extremely sick and so close to death with her first husband Arthur, he died but she didn’t. I often thought that whatever sickness she contracted was a huge factor in why she couldn’t give birth to healthy children
I heard somewhere else its more likely due to Catherine being a devout Catholic she frequently fasted even while pregnant
Good point
@@agatha6999 me too, and probably the sickeness that she suffered didn't help either.
Could be. Also, I don't think it helped the fact that she did not eat properly while she was dowager princes of Wales. Her father in law did not help her with money and she barely had money to live and to buy food. She often bought food that was expired because she could not afford to eat fresh meat.
@@roxanacimpean2028 it probably didn't help matters. Medical knowledge, especially for noble ladies was not the best, especially with male doctors.
Anne of Cleves was one smart cookie, she had the best fate out of all the wives
I'm not surprised of how many wives Henry vii had. serious man & took his job a little to seriously & ended up harming those who came in his way pretty messed up if you ask me.
*Henry VIII
Girl, you wanna bring up being serious, but have you met yourself, Your Majesty???😉 #wearenotamused
Hi your majesty
Your majesty how are you I hope well you where a wonderful queen
Henry wasn’t always the tyrant we know him as today. While he was married to Anne Boleyn he was in a serious hoisting accident that caused severe brain damage and an ulcer on his leg that never healed. His personality markedly changed after the incident, becoming more cruel and selfish.
ME ME ME ME ME! I DID IT! I’M IN A VIDEO AGAIN!
How were the fruit snacks? Did you catch them in your mouth?
@@SungSNam
LOL
Hey Katherine! How are you?
Hello Katherine!
@@SungSNam I got three ;( but I ate them all off the floor- hold on, Dereham got me more
Henry's trick of disguising himself was an echo of his happier days as Catherine's husband, when he and his men would dress up and "invade" Catherine's rooms. To paraphrase Garrett Mattingly in his bio of Catherine, the ladies were properly terrified, but danced and feasted the robbers instead of calling the guards and were properly shocked and thrilled when the six-foot, red-haired leader of the bunch unmasked.
Yes, I think there's a lot of misunderstanding surrounding Anne of Cleves. It was not that Henry found her unattractive *per se;* nor that she found Henry unattractive *per se.*
I'm not sure if Henry 'properly' loved any of his wives, but I think he loved the *idea* of the big 3 (Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, & Jane Seymour). Henry also wanted, or perhaps expected, to be loved by his wives in return. He tried, in his own stupid, narcissistic way, to get Anne of Cleves to love him. When the costume trick failed utterly, it confirmed for him every doubt he already had about the marriage & prevented him from going through with it any longer.
Henry was never enamored with the idea of Anne of Cleves (mainly b/c of her personality; Henry liked well-educated & 'witty' women. Anne wasn't that well-educated & she didn't have a strong personality like Anne Boleyn did, nor the strength to tell him 'no' like Jane Seymour did). He went along with it for diplomatic reasons & hoped things would work out. They didn't.
Henry had a 'type,' but he was also a changeable man (for when he moves on from a women he always goes after someone distinctly different than the person he was with just before). He's a hard figure to square away, b/c he fancies himself a thoughtful & complicated man while also remaining a misogynistic, narcissistic, tyrant. He almost always had well-thought out 'reasons' for what he did, but those reasons were often ex-post-facto justifications for the actions his instincts drove him towards anyway.
Love how Mary fell in love with Phillip's portrait. Like father, like daughter I guess.
Guildford: carves his wife's name into his cell wall
me: this is a sign of love?
Riiiight? Personally, I’d show my love by refusing to be involved in my father’s dangerous machinations, but to each his own 🤷🏻♀️
I love seeing all the monarchs chatting in the comments lol.
Ikr
me too it’s my favorite thing in life
Absolutely, it's just so fun to read 😂
Something a bit weird was that Henry VIII Had cheated on his wife but when one of his wifes cheated on him she was executed and the fact he had 6 wifes sure tells us about history
Henry's affairs were of no importance to state affairs (although Henry FitzRoy's sheer existence helped Henry prove he could father a living son). The affairs of his *wives* on the other hand, had the potential to destabilize the succession; any son born by them could be suspected a bastard & overthrown. Not to mention Henry's pride at being cuckolded.
Now, admittedly, of his wives, only Catherine Howard probably cheated on him. The 'evidence' brought against Anne Boleyn was of a particularly manufactured nature. Getting her out of the way had more to do with the king's advisors. They knew Henry wanted to marry Jane Seymour, & they knew giving him an 'out' from his current marriage had the potential to bring with it favor with the king.
Henry was a narcissist, but also a thoughtful & complicated man. If he wanted to do something, he would earnestly find a way to make himself believe it. His advisors knew this, & tried to manipulate him to their own ends (typically the advancement of the Protestant religion). Most found it impossible to maintain his favor, changeable as he was.
Anne never cheated, those claims were false
I didn't say she cheated I tried to say that Henry was a hypocrite
But hypocritical, isn’t he?😂😌
As far as I know, only Catherine Howard cheated on Henry VIII during their marriage right?
"We're One of a kind no category
Too many years lost in his-story
We're free to take our crowning glory
For five more minutes
We're SIX"
Whoa, whoa, were six
@@LucieCornelia whoa whoa for five more minutes!
WE'RE SIX!! OOOOOOOOH FOR FIVE FOUR THREE TWO ONE MORE MINUTE!!!!
@@Laramaria2 Were SIX!
These replies give me life. all my musical theatre nerds out if force which is awesome to see. I thought I would make a point and put the hyphen in the word history and separate it to say "his-story" to emphasise that the wives get lost in Henry's story and are not respected as queens in their own right.
How disappointing that Guilford Dudley wanted to be king and made threats unlike how he was portrayed by Cary Elwes 😍in the 1986 Lady Jane movie 😒🤦🏻♀️
Ikr
What threats?
Elizabeth of York is one of my favorite consorts and queens, and she and Henry are one of my favorite historical couples.
It's so sad that their son became such a horrible and shameful person that destroyed almost everything they have built.
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Truer words have never been spoken
True
Henry VIII: “I can’t marry Anne of Cleves, she’s ugly! Give me an annulment!”
Anne of Cleves: “Yes, of course!” *does happy dance behind closed doors*
Henry VIII: *dies of obesity two wives later*
Anne of Cleves: *dances on his grave* “Ha ha- Sucker!!!”
Everyone is like "Oh Anne didn't deserve to get beheaded" or whatever but no one be talking about Catherine who was stripped of her status, abandoned by her husband, scandalized because of her religion, and deprived of even seeing her daughter? Tbh I don't blame Mary for being so bitter toward Elizabeth, after all it was because of Elizabeth's mother that Catherine had to suffer so much
Am I the only one who finds it concerning that Charles V and Philip II were both betrothed to Queen Mary I? It’s a little un comfortable.
Well she was a kid when the Charles the V betrothal happened, and Charles was like 20 something.
@@SungSNam
Yea. He was 22
Well, yes it's disgusting that you are literally marrying YOUR EX-FIANCE'S SON but when Mary was betrothed to Charles she was like 6 and Charles was I think 22. This made it a bit less weirder when Mary and Philip married but Mary was still I think 11 years older. Now this is where things get weird. Let's describe the relationship with Mary and Charles. Mary was Charles' ex-fiance, daughter in law, AND 1st cousin
To be brutally honest,for habsburg standards at the time its not even that bad,considering Philip then married the daughter of his sibling and cousin.....
“Headless Queens and Consorts” I AM DEAD
Now I can definitely say that my husband was better then that snobby king Henry VIII!
Why are you ignoring me?😥😭😢 Are we still friends?😭😥😢
@@catherineofaragonqueencons4505 Yes why?
@@carolineofansbach1690 I was very sad but I feel
Much okay now and thanks for cheering me up
@@catherineofaragonqueencons4505 Oh okay!
@@carolineofansbach1690 Is it okay if Katherine Howard joins?
Divorced. Beheaded. Died.
Divorced. Beheaded. Survived.
And tonight we are....
LIIIIIVVVVEEEEE
Listen up let me tell you a story
@@LucieCornelia a story that you think you hred before!
@@owlpaw8022 We know you know our names and our fame and our faces
But what about the glory and the disgraces?
@@Kerriangel I’m done because all this time I put just one word in a stupid rhyme!
omg I’m 7 hours late I’m so sorry!!! I was practicing my speech for my execution
😭😭😭
Lol girl bye 😅😅😅😅
@@lollipop96537 yo you crying for your mama already😂
@@Ellen_sanyang ??
@@angelaaatinnn hellooo
I’m not 3 hours late this time! Yay!
Hello sweet Robin
@@lollipop96537
Greetings, Your Majesty! I’ve missed you ❤️
@Amy Lee
Yes?
Hi Robert. How's my favorite brother-in-law doing?
The queen is happy, your sire
Henry: We can’t have sons like the Scripture says!
The Scripture: we said children are we a joke to you????
Princess Mary: am I a joke to you I exist?!
The dead Prince Henry: I’m a boy!
I love this series!
Anne of Cleves was such a boss! 😍❤
Agreed
Imagine if Edward had married Mary Queen of Scots, had a son before dying, and the line would continue in that line. England and Scotland would've still been United but we would have different kings and queens
Mary Queen of Scots was only 11 when Edward VI died, so highly unlikely even if they betrothed, she could have gotten pregnant, he was also very sickly. England and Scotland became united around 50 years later though King James VI of Scotland, Mary's son, becoming Elizabeth I's successor.
I WAS ILL
Very well done, as always! I have a feeling that the wives of King Henry VIII suffered from severe anxiety problems. The Tudors were certainly not against separating folks from their heads. Thanks so much for sharing these wonderful videos with us all. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you, my friend!
Henrey's 2nd wife when she goes bowling
Anne bowlin'
You wrote "Henry" wrong 🤣🤣
Cute pun.😂
has anyone noticed that Henry the 8th’s calves are literally perfect
those beauties could achieve world peace
This thread brought to you by Henry VIII's calves
@@Heothbremel truly showstopping
Henry VIII was actually known for his excellent calves (before the jousting accident that caused him to have a never healing ulcer on his leg). In his youth he was considered the most handsome prince in the world. In that time period it was a mark of beauty for a man to have well muscles calves.
They need to make a musical about Philip's wives, it can be called "Four". The rhyme can go, "Died, Died, Died, Died"
Before POP, SIX, SQUISH, UH UH, CICERO, LIPSCHITZ there was DIVORCED, BEHEADED, DIED, DIVORCED, BEHEADED, SURVIVED
Thank you Lindsay for this video, I have been so fascinated by this series and episodes
Elizabeth of York is my favorite consort of all time!
Why did Mary I burn her subjects at the stake? Because a hot steak is better than a cold chop. :P
Bruh
@@jonesvideo80 Hi Aethelread!
@@SungSNam hi
Cheeky, Milord. Cheeky.
@@jonesvideo80 how’s life?
I've never been this early!
Hi mary! I bet your video will come after this series!
Last time I was this early you still had a head
@@jasonblack2488 Good one
@@jasonblack2488 Hey! That's rude, but that's also true. Well, I guess I'll just keep on sewing my head back in for every video. 😂
@@SungSNam I really hope so, Kaiya! It would be interesting to watch another movie about myself again! 😊😍
I’ve always thought Anne of Cleve’s would’ve given him 10 sons! Henry had a thing for the Howard women! Anne Boleyn’s mother was a Howard too!
I look great here
Hallo Anne
@@catherineofaragonqueencons4505 Hallo Catherine
@@catherineofaragonqueencons4505 hey mother
Idk what to comment so I'm just gonna say
I literally screamed "No!" When the video came to an end
Same 😂😭
@@lollipop96537 XD
@@jonesvideo80 me three! I was like, ‘WHAT? THAT CANT BE THE END! THIS IS THE END!’ Then I remembered Elizabeth didn’t have a husband. AW MAN! Sad emoji face.
@@SungSNam Bruh
@@jonesvideo80 what? Is there something on my face?
At the end of the day, Anne was really the survivor I mean let’s review: Catherine lost her marriage, Anne lost her head, Jane lost her life, the only thing she really lost was the crown before getting treated in a palace in Richmond! Like she’s the queen of the castle my queens!
Yeah I have this friend she’s called Anne of cleaves, she’s already taken, but she’s really cracked at fortnite my guys- uh
Also why is Catherine Parr famous for only surviving Henry- she literally had 4 husbands within her whole life.
Making my Spring Break more entertaining and educational. Thank you, Lindsay!
Best part of Tuesdays
Yes
Lindsays uploads a ridiculous dynasty video.. the tudors
Hey......it’s a combination of YOUR house and the lancasters.
That’s me when the it’s time for the Hanover’s... I was king and had been since 1701 when George of Hanover usurped my throne.
😂😂😂
Lindsay:”No one liked Richard III”
Well when you murder your nephews, that sort of thing happens
Great video. Thank you.
Elizabeth Of York Is One Of The Most Fascinating, Great Queens Of England. Not only did she inherit her mother's stunning beauty, she was also very kind, loving and generous with a heart of gold. Very similar to Princess Diana in my opinion. She United The Houses Of York And Lancaster. She also helped bring the country forward out of the dark ages/medieval era into the modern age. A remarkable, kind and beautiful women who did a lot to help others and the people. She was deeply beloved by her family and the people. She deserves a special place and acknowledgement in history.
I never clicked so fast!!!♥️ I'm inlove with this series and channel
Love the Tudors my all time favorite English/British royal dynasty and my favorite royal dynasty in general
Same
Ditto
Both of Philip's parents were actually Mary's first cousins. Philip was Mary's 1st cousin once removed...
I love your Tudor content! I'd love to see you talk about the history of weddings.
*Checks to see if I was here before Catherine if Aragon*
Me: *Sigh* that’s just plain impossible
True
I'd like if you did a series on the kings and queens of France or Spain or the holy roman empire
Kings of France are very interesting actually!!
Yes! I’m sure Mary would be very happy to see her family in a video :)
Lindsay I really appreciate your content . Great work xx
this is gonna be my fave part ❤
Wow, this is very fascinating. I knew about the queens before me, but not in much depth. How very interesting.
Richard III was about as popular as a toothache.
The only King more unpopular than Prince Charles 😬
Lindsay:”No one liked Richard III”
Well when you murder your nephews, that sort of thing happens
Lady Jane Grey's story always saddened me. I remember watching the movie with Helena-Bonham Carter and Cary Elwes when I was a kid and I cried for them. I didn't even know that it was based on real people until years later. Such a good movie too. I always remember that part after Dudley was executed and Jane's name is whispered in the wind in his voice, breaks my heart every time.
Lindsay i love your videos so much! thank you for the quality content=)
Lindsay:”No one liked Richard III”
Well when you murder your nephews, that sort of thing happens
"16 year old" Katherine Howard. There are reports she was as young as 14 or 15 when she became Henry's mistress.
Poor Katherine 😢
I have away a had had a love for history I love you channel. mainly because you are very professional and you don’t swear.
I just live for your videos!
gosh your videos are amazing
Ikr
PLEASE do a video about Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots... Please?
Thank You Lindsay!💕💕
Catherine of Aragon was Ara-gone,
Anne Boleyn was Anne Bo-out,
Jane Seymour was Jane No-mour,
Anne of Cleves had to take her [c]leve,
Catherine Howard was retired, (not much rhymes with Howard)
Catherine Parr was a star
The names have gone stale again :I I thought for a brink of an eye that the names where finally getting creative with the Wars of the Roses but no. Well let's just pray that the Stuarts and Hanovers did a better job at naming their kids.
The Hanovers kept calling their sons George.
@@kate_cooper Right....... I think the Stuarts are interesting though, James, Charles, Henriette, Anne, Oh wait there are more James and Charles :(
@@adwinjoseph3773 The thing was, the royals and nobles kept on naming their kids after each other as a way of ingratiating themselves, if they weren’t already named after their parents or other relatives, so the same few names got recycled over and over. 😄
Actually, Henry VII proposed to the Catholic Kings that he marry Catherine himself, but they politely refused. Later, Henry VII asked Fernando about the possibility of marrying Juana (Catherine's sister, and Fernando's daughter), who had been widowed of Philip the Handsome. He had met Juana briefly, when a shipwreck on the English coast stranded Philip and Juana there, on their way to Spain after the death of Isabel the Catholic. Juana did not want the marriage.
Actually Ferdinand did not want the marriage as it would serve limited purpose. Since Henry VII had a living son, any son he would have with Juana would come after Harry, and a daughter would come not only after Harry but his two daughters, Margaret and Mary. Second Henry VII was close to 50 which was getting up there at the time so chances are she would not be a consort very long.
@@janefelix3821 Very true; Juana was informed, though and her response was "Not so soon!"
I can't wait for the next one
I love all of these historical accounts commenting, it’s hysterical ❤️❤️❤️
Lol
Here we go...
Hi nic
Oh and can I be the close friend of you andnyour family?
@@catherineofaragonqueencons4505 of course Cathy
@@nicholasiiemperorofallruss6754 thanks for calling me by my nickname😊
lindsay my beloved
I love your channel!
Catherine of Howard's story is so devastating
Here they are-
Divorced
Beheaded
Died
Divorced
Beheaded
Survived
Hey guys! Blame UA-cam for making me late 🙄
Mary! I forgot to tell you that your mother said she would be back today, but you know it now, so how’s life with both your parents in it?
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It’s amazing 😊 And don’t worry, I already knew before
Hi Mary!
Don't worry your majesty,I was even more late.
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Hey Elizabeth! How are you, my dear sister?
I'm from the Philippines and I often watch your vids bcs I got interested in English/British history and I loved that you included Philippines was named after Philip. They're so cool. Keep up the good work!
That is really my fav eras in london
I would love a deep look at the heads of the Howard family thru the Tudor era. It seems they were always in the thick of it. I don't think they were the pimps they were made out to be but they definitely seem scheme centric. I also want to thank you I can't read as much as I like because of a brain injury but I love to study history
"they were habsburg after all"
Theses videos are very good.
Glad you included Queen Jane’s consort story.
"Welcome to the show, to the historemix, switching up the flow as we add the prefix. every body knows we used to be six wives!"
Raising up the roof til we hit the ceiling, get ready for the truth that we'll be revealing
lmao headless queens & consorts 💀💀💀
Hi! Cool video on the holy Roman empresses!
I love all the Tudor queens
They were strong women
My favorites are Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Anne of Cleaves
And Catherine Parr
The other two are loved and hope they are resting in peace
Mine are Anne Boleyn(obviously), Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, and Catherine Parr. Katherine Howard was too busy doing other things to take care of me(Mary was old enough to take care of herself, and Edward was...you know, the prince, so...), and I’m not sure about Catherine because I wasn’t around when she was on the throne. Still feel bad for her from what I hear, though.
I'm loving this 🎉
8:18 according to Oversimplified: Henry married Jane Seymour the day after Anne Boleyn died
there is actually a myth that henry and jane married the day anne boleyn died, but i'm not really convinced.
Oh ok
I've heard 11 days
lindsay's right if u go on wikipedia u can see jane seymour became queen consort on 30th May 1536
Anne Boleyn was executed on the 19th of May
Henry VII may have died a widower, but he certainly considered remarriage since he even toyed with the idea of marrying Katherine of Aragon.
I believe it was only because he couldn't retrieve the staggering dowry of Katherine of Aragon, not because he actually liked her
Did you know that after the Spanish Armada England send their own? THe English Armada under the direction of Sir Frances Drake failed in their attempts to conquer Lisbon and Corunna. The losses were really big.
Lindsey: Mary, now queen aged 37
Me: I'm not old, I'm 37