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Mind Map by Anabella Aguilar Lamparelli, updated more than 1 year ago
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HENRY VIII
- VI WIVES
- Catherine of Aragon
- She was a Spanish princess
and she married king Henry
VIII on 11th of June 1509 and
divorced on 1533, she died on
the 7th of January 1536 and
she was buried on the 29th of January 1536.
- She was a Spanish princess
and she married king Henry
VIII on 11th of June 1509 and
divorced on 1533, she died on
the 7th of January 1536 and
she was buried on the 29th of January 1536.
- Anne Boleyn
- She was a English princess and she
married king Henry VIII on 25th of
January 1533 and got executed on
the 19th of May 1536 in the Tower
of London. They buried her on the
19th of May 1536 in the Chapel of
St. Peter and Vincula at the Tower of
London.
- She was a English princess and she
married king Henry VIII on 25th of
January 1533 and got executed on
the 19th of May 1536 in the Tower
of London. They buried her on the
19th of May 1536 in the Chapel of
St. Peter and Vincula at the Tower of
London.
- Jane Seymour
- She was a English princess and she married king Henry
VIII on the 30th of May 1536 and she died in Hampton
Court Palace on the 24th of October 1537 and she was
buried on the 13th of November 1537 in St. George's
Chapel, Windsor Castle.
- Jane Seymour may have first come to court in the
service of queen Catherine, but then was moved to
wait on Anne Boleyn as Anne rose in the king's
favor and eventually became his second wife.
- Jane Seymour gave Henry
VIII the child he was waiting
for (boy), after giving birth
she dies...
- Jane Seymour may have first come to court in the
service of queen Catherine, but then was moved to
wait on Anne Boleyn as Anne rose in the king's
favor and eventually became his second wife.
- She was a English princess and she married king Henry
VIII on the 30th of May 1536 and she died in Hampton
Court Palace on the 24th of October 1537 and she was
buried on the 13th of November 1537 in St. George's
Chapel, Windsor Castle.
- Anne Cleves
- She was from Germany and she married king
Henry VIII on the 6th of January 1540 in
Greenwich and she got dissolved on July
1540 and died on the 16th of July 1557 in
Chelsea Manor, London and she was buried
on the 4th of August 1557 in Westminster
Abbey.
- Henry VIII remained
single for over two
years after Jane
Seymour's death,
possibly giving some
credence to the
thought that he
genuinely mourned
for her.
- Henry VIII remained
single for over two
years after Jane
Seymour's death,
possibly giving some
credence to the
thought that he
genuinely mourned
for her.
- She was from Germany and she married king
Henry VIII on the 6th of January 1540 in
Greenwich and she got dissolved on July
1540 and died on the 16th of July 1557 in
Chelsea Manor, London and she was buried
on the 4th of August 1557 in Westminster
Abbey.
- Kathryn Howard
- She married king Henry VIII on the 28th of July 1540 in
Oatlands Palace and then she got executed on the 13th of
February 1542 in the Tower of London and she was buried
on the 13th of February 1542 in the Chapel of St. Peter
and Vincula at the Tower of London.
- She was the first
cousin to Anne
Boleyn, Henry's
ill-fated second
Queen. She was
brought up in the
household of the
Dowager Duchess
of Norfolk.
- She was the first
cousin to Anne
Boleyn, Henry's
ill-fated second
Queen. She was
brought up in the
household of the
Dowager Duchess
of Norfolk.
- She married king Henry VIII on the 28th of July 1540 in
Oatlands Palace and then she got executed on the 13th of
February 1542 in the Tower of London and she was buried
on the 13th of February 1542 in the Chapel of St. Peter
and Vincula at the Tower of London.
- Katherine Parr
- She married king Henry VIII on the 12th of July 1543 in the Queen's
closet, Hampton Court Palace, she was widowed on the 28th of
January 1547 and she died on the 5th of September 1548 in Sudeley
Castle and she was buried on the 5th of September 1548 in St. Mary's
Chapel, Sudeley Castle.
- She was fluent
in French,
Latin and
Italian and
began learning
Spanish when
she was
Queen.
- She was fluent
in French,
Latin and
Italian and
began learning
Spanish when
she was
Queen.
- She married king Henry VIII on the 12th of July 1543 in the Queen's
closet, Hampton Court Palace, she was widowed on the 28th of
January 1547 and she died on the 5th of September 1548 in Sudeley
Castle and she was buried on the 5th of September 1548 in St. Mary's
Chapel, Sudeley Castle.
- Catherine of Aragon
- The final years of his reign
witnessed Henry VIII's physical
decline and an increasing desire to
appear all-powerful. Henry
continued with fruitless and
expensive campaigns against
Scotland and France.
- The Final Years
- When Henry VIII died on 28 January
1547, he was buried next to Jane
Seymour in St. George's Chapel at
Windsor Castle. (The one who gave
birth to Edward VI ).
- When Henry VIII died on 28 January
1547, he was buried next to Jane
Seymour in St. George's Chapel at
Windsor Castle. (The one who gave
birth to Edward VI ).
- Sports/ Hobbies
- Henry VIII was a great athlete in his youth.
Henry threw the javelin and enjoyed
hunting, archery, jousting antennas. He
also could speak French, Spanish, Latin,
and some Italian and was a good musician.
Henry played the lute and harpsichord
well and could sing from sight.
- Henry VIII was a great athlete in his youth.
Henry threw the javelin and enjoyed
hunting, archery, jousting antennas. He
also could speak French, Spanish, Latin,
and some Italian and was a good musician.
Henry played the lute and harpsichord
well and could sing from sight.
- More information!
- Henry passed a law in 1534 making himself
head of the Church of England. So it allowed
him to divorce his wife and led to the
formation of the protestant Church of
England.
- After Henry died his son Edward became the next king. He
was never healthy king and died aged only 15 years!
- Henry VIII lived at Hampton Court Palace in London.
- Henry VIII was handsome in his youth, but became bloated and fat (he had 54-inch waist when he
was 50).
- Henry VIII lived at Hampton Court Palace in London.
- After Henry died his son Edward became the next king. He
was never healthy king and died aged only 15 years!
- Henry passed a law in 1534 making himself
head of the Church of England. So it allowed
him to divorce his wife and led to the
formation of the protestant Church of
England.
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