Henry the VIII and His Wives

This work’s going to deal with the life of one of the most strange kings

there’s ever been in England, Henry the VIII

A little bit of HistoryHenry, the king, was a rare person who, during his life, did lots of strange things such as breaking up with catholic church and taking up his own church, against the Pope’s opinion, who got very angry and placed him, making the monarchies of the moment break in war with England. Henry died in 1547.

Katherine Of Aragon

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Jane Seymour

Jane Seymour was one of Henry’s six wives and the only one who could give a son to Henry, but, unfortunately, she died little after having had his son because of the healthy conditions of the time. She declared herself in favour of the previous religion I mean the catholic religion which was in England, that Henry VIII didn’t like, because it was against his opinion.

This queen, Katherine of Aragon, a part from coming from Spain, was the queen who ruled the longest in England during Henry’s life. Her marriage with Henry lasted 24 years, and, during it, she only had one daughter, Maria Tudor, who’d be, later, the queen of England and Ireland and whose husband was Felipe II (Philip II).Her days finished 7/01/1536, because it’s believed she died due to a cancer, like her mother, Isabel la Católica.