Episode 053: Tudor Times on Margaret Tudor | Renaissance English History Podcast
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Margaret Tudor is the Person of the Month for August 2016. Melita Thomas talks about why she is important to study, and her colorful life.
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My Mom LOVED Glenda Jackson as Queen Elizabeth I ! Our library had the series on VHS.... and we were HOOKED.
Probably the most important Tudor. The current royals are descended from her.
They descend from her other sister Mary as well
@@jamiemohan2049 how exactly. Through which child.
I could be wrong but I don't think they are direct descents of Mary.
Yes, that’s true…and not very much touted…
@@jamiemohan2049 yes, but the Stuarts are descended from her….
@@louwinters508 correct..
I like listening to this channel better then Tudor Dynasty podcast. This was very interesting. X
My 13th great grandmother through my Stewart- Campbell line.
It's refreshing to hear someone talk about Margaret and tell the truth. A certain cable series portrays her so falsely that it's sickening: a direct slap on the faces of her descendants.
Through the Douglas line she is my 14 th great grandmother.
Hello my cousin!
How did you find out?
@@AngelHernandez-ig7oy through family history and ancestry.com
This is my 15th great grandmother i'm so glad someone did a video on this i wanted to learn more about her
Hi cousin!
Howdy there! Lol
Qui cuora? If you want to learn more I would suggest you to read books you can learn a lot that way
You and nearly half of Europe descend from her.
Lagertha Thorkildsdottir thank you!
This was brilliant & so interesting! I learnt lots- like, I didn't know Margaret had to actually escape Scotland! I didn't know Henry VIII tried to withold a legacy from her either, but it doesn't surprise me. This all shows pretty well why I'm a big fan of Henry VII, & why I think Henry VIII was one of the worst British monarchs ever.
My 13th G Grandmother. :) ❤️
How fun to learn about her life here on UA-cam.
Thank you for the information and your time.
Thank you for this, what an interesting time. I'm a descendent of James IV through one of his mistresses Margaret Drummond. He's my grandfather about 17 times over. It's weird to think that she was around and knew about all of this stuff when it was going down.
Cool! I think I've heard of Margaret Drummond- was she the one who died not long before James IV married Margaret Tudor? I'm a descendant of James V & his mistress Euphemia Elphinstone, so I'm descended from Margaret Tudor too!
Margaret was my 14th Grandmother. Thank you for your time in this video
Family reunion!
Qui cuora?
Another great episode Heather. Thank you 💜
My favorite series
the tudors series got mary mixed up with Margaret
They got A LOT wrong on that show lol
@@moonshyne777 The Tudors series didn't get anything "wrong". They deliberately took creative licence with historical facts for entertainment purposes for a television drama by switching some characters and scenarios around. Nothing wrong with that.
Actually they combined them
@@kalkid6888 exactly, they amalgamated Mary & Margaret
She was my 15th great grandmother. My direct line eventually immigrated to the us. My line from Margaret james v, James 1st Earl moray, Elisabeth Stuart gravin van moray, lord James 3rd Earl moray, James Stuart earl van moray, lady Margaret Douglas Stuart, at some point she immigrated to virginia while I do not live in Virginia most of my family still does from this side. Continuing George Sutherland, George Sutherland II, Samuel Sutherland, Philemon Sutherland, Mary Polly Sutherland, Hope Ann Powell, stopping at my great great grandfather Robert Bernard. If anyone is as interested as I am definitely read up on war of the roses and Elizabeth of woodville who was my 17th great grandmother. If looking into the Stuart’s be careful not to confuse all the James’s literally had to investigate my own tree to just keep all the James’s separated and had to look at who really married who so my tree didn’t get all jumbled up 😂🤣😂🤣
Three Sisters, Three Queens is good, too! Has Margaret, Mary (Queen of France), and Catherine of Aragon.
My 14th great grandmother through the line of Nellie Broadway (Holt)
SHE IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE KINGDOMS
Thanks for this...Margaret Tudor's descendants are a confusing lot. Mary Stuart (of the ROYAL Stewarts) marries Henry Stuart ...BOTH of whom are children of Margaret's children (though not by the same husband). Mary and Henry (Lord Darnley) having the same last name made this even MORE confusing, because the NAME has nothing to do with the consanguinity. Since I watch these things at 2am...they can make my head spin
The Stuart name does indicate another, more distant consanguinity though- Darnley's father Matthew Stuart was descended from James II.
Your thoughts about history in your intro are poignant. Great video, Margaret is such an interesting royal woman, who does her best to navigate a man's world in Scotland. 👑
😂😂😂
My 11th great grandmother 😊😊😊
Got to look up that battle of ? ... floding? Great vid!
She is related to me by King James V of Scotland he is my 12th Great Grandfather.
Patti Williams Hi cousin!
Qui cuora?
Do you have a list of all of these in order? :) love these
Hmmm - on my website (englandcast.com) I have a complete show archive with links to listen to everything. I should make up a playlist here, though - thanks for the idea :)
hteysko yay!! Thank you
hteysko I went to the site, I can't seem to find them
Here you go :) www.englandcast.com/podcast-archive/
I love this time period. I read so much about it! I have a book reviewing UA-cam channel.
She is my 14th great grandmother through her son James the 6th
James V is Margaret Tudor’s son. James VI/I is her great-grandson.
@@ShiningFriendship87 yes I know 😂
History ❤❤
I like your voice x
Very interesting, but distracted by the commentator who seemed to be preparing her dinner during the interview
Yes, this was so surprising to me. It was unfortunately distracting during an otherwise interesting presentation. Seemed disrespectful considering she was a guest speaker.
the tudors had her wrong on the show, so glad to see her story about her done with respect and the truth thanks
Yes but they did it on purpose. They combined the characters of Margaret and Mary Tudor into one actress.
Oops, Margaret was the eldest daughter of Henry VII, not the son as was said here.
My 13th Great Gran. James iv her husband. 15th great cousin to Mary Queen of Scotts
Did her husband name her as regent in his will, or just guardian of their children?
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Very interesting. I could have done without the dishes clanging in the background though.
My ancestor according to ancestry
(1738) Napolione buenaparte e la cugnata di napolione Caterina la grande de Russia 😂❤❤
I read somewhere that she referred to the earl of Angus as "the Earl of Anguish". Poorly married, but she had a sense of humor about it, however bitter.
She left two children in Scotland when she escaped?
You certainly oversimplified her life
You know what makes people not want to learn about history is certain narrators commentators they just don't have very good speaking voices
You know what makes people not want to start podcasts and put their creative work out there is certain commenters they forget that real people are behind the episodes and will be reading their comments that do absolutely nothing to further the discourse or contribute anything.
This was Boring!!!
what kind of inacurate person is this??? do you realise thar you sreading lies??? like get your facts straight woman!!! :D
Hey Eda - what do you take issue with? Which part? Can you let me know which fact is incorrect? I'm not sure I can take you seriously when you appear to be a pirate ("thar" you "sreading" lies! - say it in a Cornish accent ten times fast, and suddenly you're Captain Hook).
Anyway, let me know which part is a lie I'm sreading. Cheers!
This seemed very accurate based on everything I've read about Margaret. This also doesn't present the more uncertain details as fact, if you listen to the language. Whenever they say something that isn't documented, you hear a lot of words like "I think," "perhaps," and "probably."
A great video have just read the book about this pair and this video is spot on...loved it thank you
hteysko ...poor Eda probably watched The Tudors where "Margaret" is married off to the king of Portugal. Not sure why they called her Margaret (when it was Mary, and she married the king of France), unless it was to avoid confusion with the OTHER Princess Mary (Henry VIII's daughter). Hollyweird and its ilk take ridiculous liberties with the truth. The Other Boleyn Girl (movie) has almost absolutely NOTHING in common with the book, aside from a few quotes.
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