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English Reformation

  • King Henry Takes the Throne
    Jan 1, 1509

    King Henry Takes the Throne

    King Henry the VIII still remains one of the most important monarchs to rule England for lasting almost four decades. Growing up, King Henry came an appetite for exercise and when he obtained a chronic invalid leg, he came an appetite for eating and gained excessive weight. Became one with academics and culture as he learned to be a good musician, obtain and read thousands of books, and spoke to experts on all subjects. His only conventional vices were gluttony, ostentation, and gambling.
  • Period: Jan 1, 1509 to

    English Reformation

    The English Reformation was a series of events in 16th Century England by which the Church of England broke away from the authority from the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church.
  • Marriage to Catherine of Aragon
    Jun 11, 1509

    Marriage to Catherine of Aragon

    Was the youngest survivor of Ferdinand and Isabella, joint rulers of Spain. Actually married to Prince Arthur, brother of King Henry VIII, before she was re-married. First child was a stillborn daughter born prematurely as a dissapointment. Then a young prince Henry that was something to celebrate until he died after 52 days. Actually got pregnant a few more times and the only one to survive was Mary. Forseen as humble and loyal.
  • Birth of Queen Mary I
    Feb 18, 1516

    Birth of Queen Mary I

    See when she takes the throne for more details.
  • Divorce to Catherine of Aragon
    Jan 3, 1533

    Divorce to Catherine of Aragon

    Actaul divorce to Catherine of Aragon after just a dissolved marriage.
  • Marriage to Anne Boleyn
    Jan 25, 1533

    Marriage to Anne Boleyn

    Actually transfered to the household of Mary, Henry the VIII's sister who was married to Louis XII of France. During her stay in Fracne, learned to speak French fluently and develop a taste for French cclothes, poetry, and music. Didn't seem all that appealing to most people, considered moderately pretty, and called "one of the most handsomest woman" by a Venetian Ambassador. King Henry sought to make Anne a misstress, but she said "Quenn or nothing." Executed for adultery. The Most Happy.
  • Birth of Queen Elizabeth I
    Sep 7, 1533

    Birth of Queen Elizabeth I

    See when she takes the throne for more details.
  • Act of Supremacy
    Jan 17, 1534

    Act of Supremacy

    When the English Act of Parliment recognized King Henry the VIII as the "Supreme Head of The Church of England." When the Pope denied King Henry's annulment from Catherine of Aragon, he went on a rampage and told Parlimant to write him a law that made him head of the church, in this case, why he broke away from the Roman Church to create his own.
  • Death of Catherine of Aragon
    Jan 7, 1536

    Death of Catherine of Aragon

  • Execution of Anne Boleyn
    May 15, 1536

    Execution of Anne Boleyn

    Executed for Adultery.
  • Marriage to Jane Seymour
    May 30, 1536

    Marriage to Jane Seymour

    King Henry VIII actually stayed at the Seymour family home and that is when he noticed Jane. Sought to entice the King and faunt her favor in front of the current Queen (Anne) to get his attention. Within 24 hours of Anne Boleyn's execution, betrothered to King Henry VIII. First "true wife" to King Henry VII as she gave birth to a prince, Edward. Died two weeks after her son's birth. Bound to Obey and Serve.
  • Birth of King Edward VI
    Oct 12, 1537

    Birth of King Edward VI

    See when he takes the throne for more details.
  • Death of Jane Seymour
    Oct 24, 1537

    Death of Jane Seymour

    Became ill.
  • Marriage to Anne of Cleves
    Jan 6, 1540

    Marriage to Anne of Cleves

    Holbein, a famous Tudor court painter, painted the sisters of the Duke of Cleves, Henry the VIII saw his work and decided to have a contract drawn up for his marriage to Anne. Shortly after the marriage, King Henry VIII already started thinking of ways to get out of it. Concentrated on domestic skills, not music and literature practiced at the Court. Found her the least bit attractive and created political tension with the Duke of Cleves. Forseen as "God Send Me Well to Keep."
  • Divorce to Anne of Cleves
    Jul 4, 1540

    Divorce to Anne of Cleves

  • Marriage to Kathryn Howard
    Jul 28, 1540

    Marriage to Kathryn Howard

    Came to the court at the age of 19 as a lady waiting for Anne of Cleves and already caught Henry's attention. Kathryn's father encouraged to go after King Henry VII becasue he saw it as a way to increase his power as Duke of Norfolk. When they married, Henry was 45 and Kathryn was 19. As he lavished his wife with gifts, Kathryn helped take his mind off of the pain of his leg and his obesity. Forseen as "No Other Will Than His."
  • Execution of Kathryn Howard
    Feb 15, 1542

    Execution of Kathryn Howard

  • Marriage to Katherine Parr
    Jul 12, 1543

    Marriage to Katherine Parr

    Katherine mother, Maud, was actually the lady waiting for Queen Catherine of Aragon. Katherine was noticed by King Henry VIII and Thomas Seymour. After choosing Thomas she went to King Henry VIII as he offered for here hand, and she felt it was her duty to accept. Interested in reformed faith, making her enemies with the conservatives of Henry's Court. Widowed after King Henry's death in1547. Forseen as "To Be Useful in All That I Do."
  • Death of King Henry VIII
    Jan 28, 1547

    Death of King Henry VIII

  • Widowment of Katherine Parr
    Jan 28, 1547

    Widowment of Katherine Parr

  • King Edward Takes the Throne
    Jan 28, 1547

    King Edward Takes the Throne

    Came to the throne after the death of his father when he was only 10 years old. Was a devout Protestant and introduced a uniform Protestant service. Grew up as a sickly child and suffered form tuberculosis. Declared his sisters Mary and Elizabeth illegitimate to rule. Declared Lady Jane Grey as his heir to ensure the Protestant religion would carry on in England.
  • Death of Katherine Parr
    Sep 5, 1548

    Death of Katherine Parr

  • Death of King Edward VI
    Jul 6, 1553

    Death of King Edward VI

  • Queen Mary Takes the Throne
    Oct 23, 1553

    Queen Mary Takes the Throne

    Married to King Philip II of Spain. Mary was 11 years older than Philip. The English Parliment refused to crown him jointly with Mary so he had little power in England. After the marriage, announced her pregnancy, but it turned out false. Returned Mary to Roman Catholicism and any Protestants were persecuted and burnt at the stake.
  • Death of Anne of Cleves
    Jul 4, 1557

    Death of Anne of Cleves

  • Death of Queen Mary
    Nov 17, 1558

    Death of Queen Mary

  • Queen Elizabeth Takes the Throne
    Nov 18, 1558

    Queen Elizabeth Takes the Throne

    Once named Queen, immediately repealed the Catholic Legislation introduced by Mary. Nevery married and obtained teh name "The Virgin Queen." During her reign, England prospered and New Lands were explored. Also during her reign, the great Spanish Armada was defeated and England remained safe from foreign invasion. Referred to the greatest of all Kings and Queens of England.
  • Act of Supremacy 1559
    Jan 17, 1559

    Act of Supremacy 1559

    Queen Elizabeth saw her father's Act of Supremacy in 1534 and decided to make her own. She asked Parliment to write a law crowning her "Supreme Govenor of the Church of England." She instituted an oath of Supremacy for anyone taking public or church office, anyone who didn't take the oath would be tried with treason.
  • Death of Queen Elizabeth

    Death of Queen Elizabeth