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Some of the other Kings of Europe when Henry VIII was King were
Ferdinand of Aragon (Spain)
Charles I of Spain/ Holy Roman Emperor
Phillip II of Spain
Louis XII of France
Francis I of France
James IV of Scotland
James V of Scotland
Vasilij III of Russia
Ivan the Terrible of Russia
Maximilian I Holy Roman Emperor
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