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Henry VIII's youngest sister was the Princes Mary Rose (1496 - 1533) - the warship Mary Rose was named in her honour.
Princess Mary was married to King Louise XII of France in 1514, when she was 18 and Louis was 52. Louis died less than 3 months later.
Mary fell in love with Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk, who had been sent to escort her back to England, and they married in secret, against the wishes of King Henry. But, in the end, Henry forgave them and they had an official wedding in 1515. They had three children before Mary died in 1533.
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Who were Henry Fitzory and Henry Carey?
Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond (1519 - 1536) was the illegitmate son of Henry VIII and his mistress, Elzabeth Blount. He died when he was 17. Henry Fitzroy was the only acknowledged illegitimate child of Henry VIII. Henry Carey (1526 - 1596) was the child of Mary Boleyn (sister of Anne). As Mary Boleyn had been a mistress of Henry VIII, there was much speculation that this child was also Henry VIII's. But this was never acknowledged. Mary Boleyn was actually married to William Carey. During the reign of Elizabeth I, Henry Carey became Baron Hunsdon and was eventually made Lord Chamberlain. He and Elizabeth were cousins through their mothers - but it is not beyond the realms of possibility that they were actually half brother and half sister!
Is Mary the 1st and Mary Tudor the same?
It depends, in some cases yes because often Mary I is called Mary Tudor but sometimes Mary Tudor may refer to Henry VIII's younger sister. Check dates and events around the Mary Tudor and you should be able to work out which one it is talking about.
What did the pope refused to do that made Henry VIII of England declared himself leader of the church?
He refused to let Henry VIII have an annullment to his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
Which play burnt down the globe theatre?
Henry VIII.
Was Henry VIII buried next to Jane Seymour?
Jane Seymour, the third wife of King Henry VIII of England, was buried beneath the choir in St George's Chapel, Windsor, England. Henry VIII chose to be buried next to her.
