Why Bloody Mary Hated Queen Elizabeth I | Two Sisters | Absolute History

[@al3glez]

Interesting how men would curse the women for not being able to bare a son, when its actually the men’s sperm carrying the chromosome that decides the gender of the baby

[@mynamo12]

AG GG right?

[@harmonymomentofbeing5753]

And such hypocrisy to claim such faith and devotion to the will of their Christian god along with claiming god himself says the man is higher than the woman but yet it’s the woman’s fault ? And also if women had a choice for a male or female child I’m pretty sure the princess or queen would rather have a male duh. I would think god is punishing me with no heir not my wife even if she was unfaithful or has not been living right I would still see god doing it not her or me

[@lindi8872]

@@mina_loi ???? No it doesn't.

[@phyllisgiaconia5852]

For eons it has been that way and still is somewhere I'm sure.

[@Stoney-Jacksman]

Nice to copy comments and all the idiots liking it. Trying to be 'feminists' hahah. But the truth is..the problem lied in miscarriages and in adultery. Henry had a few sons, they all died as babies. But if this give your some spice girl power..,then go ahead take it. hahahah

[@MadamFizzgig]

It’s nice to know that everyone remembers Henry as an utter disappointment and a horrible person.

[@marissashantez6051]

I dont think that actually true. he ruled England very well, and he certainly wasn't hated like Bloody Mary. Its probably just a popular way to think of things now, when men are hated anyhow. Anyway, England was in a. better place then then they are now. The quality of life in England today is complete shit. Especially London. I bet there are about 10% of people who even own a tiny house. Black then poor people owned a house.

[@silvergust]

​@@marissashantez6051 the dickriding is crazy. he was a disgusting prick who executed a child who was raped, and another woman based on false charges. it's not a "MEN ARE SO OPPRESSED" moment, it's reality. he was terrible also u know how much disease, famine and political and civil unrest was present during this era??

[@marissashantez6051]

@@silvergust But we are comparing Henry to other monarchs. The Queens were worse than Henry as far as executing people went. Queen Mary was an abomination who executed people because she tried to turn a Protestant country Catholic. She was called Bloody Mary because she killed so many people. She also completely insane. The important thing is that Henry did well by the country. Mary hurt the country. And yes, if you are saying he wasn't not a better monarch then Mary, then your brain died on woke.

[@UmbranArts]

@@marissashantez6051 LOL WHAT IS THIS COMMENT. Henry may have been a decent king, but he treated his wives like absolute shit. Men aren't hated everywhere either. But if you'd rather live like you're in the 1500's im sure you could accomplish that by moving to a third world country.

[@gloryolufemi5649]

@@marissashantez6051 but his treatment of the latter's mother proved right here, you don't just judge a person based on his achievements, especially when he has a terrible family life

[@esthertemowo8934]

Catherine was so faithful to Henry, she is the victim in all of this, she did not deserve the embarrassment Henry caused her.

[@MEDSZ13.08]

Neither did Anne,Catherine,Kathryn,Jane and Anna

[@swavybeach887]

@@MEDSZ13.08 his last wife Catherine out lived him and remarried

[@peachylemonade4319]

@@MEDSZ13.08 I'm not sure if Anne is as 'innocent', she seem to quite enjoy stealing the Queen status from Catherine. She's basically like those homewrecking mistresses. ...sry if I got it wrong I just said that based on what I felt from the video.. lol idk details about her.

[@poiyreadghmncxadho657]

@@peachylemonade4319 how can u wreck something u have no control over

[@peachylemonade4319]

@@poiyreadghmncxadho657 Did u mean that Anne would have no choice but to accept the King's pursue? Well then I agree! I do give that benefit of doubt to her, but I still dislike her cuz she celebrated someone's death..who did no harm to her. Yeah that's just as bad as murder for me. I don't think the celebration would be sth she has absolutely no control over, especially when it's the time King was obsessed with her. Anyway she is still a homewrecker in my opinion. Btw I've watched about her story after the comment above, now I know a bit more about her.

[@alythepanda3975]

Henry was a such hypocrite. If he thinks he marriage to Catherine was incest because she’s Arthur’s widow, then his marriage to Anne was basically the same thing because her older sister, Mary Boleyn, was his former mistress.

[@mariellem7820]

Not really. The incest argument came from the fact that HIS brother was first married to his wife, which made the latter his sister-in-law. Having Mary Boleyn as his former mistress didn't make Anne his in-law. Thus, no "incest".

[@sabrinastratton1991]

I loved how Henry used the Bible to justify invest when the Bible states "if a man's brother does and they are childless and he married his brothers widow but 'spilled his seed' then he is put to death in the eyes of God for failing to produce an heir on his brother's behalf"

[@jahniquasimmons]

@USCAN14 I love historical-fiction. The Other Boleyn Girl (I first read it in 2010/2011) is very entertaining & imaginative but it plays largely on the vilification of Anne. However, you're right. Mary was older. We just don't know exactly how much so.

[@jahniquasimmons]

@USCAN14 Exactly. The trend continued for Mary & Elizabeth. I'm also obsessed with the Tudors (And Jane Grey's story makes me cry)! Particularly, Anne. I love the Anne Boleyn: A New Life of England's Tragic Queen because it's an honest & captivating biography of Anne. 😍💔 And it provides real information about Mary (her sister), Mary & Elizabeth. I read it in 2013/2014.

[@sierrakeller6298]

He actually did have to seek a dispensation for the marriage to Anne because of his relationship with her sister Mary. I highly recommend the Alison Weir biography for more details on this. The mental gymnastics this man performed were dizzying!

[@dianareynolds2446]

It's so absurd how when a woman gives birth to a girl it is her fault but when she gives birth to a son the man is praised and she is just forgotten.

[@rmp7400]

Not if the man loves the woman. A loving husband honors his beloved, and the fruit of their love. Always.

[@equusquaggaquagga536]

Henry VIII is buried beside Jane Seymour because she bore his son.

[@chipnp16]

And people still act this way without realizing it

[@kittenkenoobi6294]

Well now it’s kind of the opposite and that’s in the past

[@beautifulbutterfly3939]

@@chipnp16 it's the man that determines the sex of the baby.

[@marleneg7794]

Poor Mary I've always felt sorry for both her and her mother Catherine.

[@TheWorldisQuietHere3]

I feel bad for Jane Grey. Unwillingly forced onto the throne then killed after 9 days by Mary

[@ronchristoperdador1186]

@@TheWorldisQuietHere3 she wan't killed after 9 days. Jane Grey and the rest of her family were pardoned by Mary upon ascension. But repayed her nothing but treachery and rebellion. Her father was one of the progenitor of the Wyatt rebellion and Jane Grey conspired through letters. This sealed her fate

[@user-mk3nu3hd4o]

@@ronchristoperdador1186 YES, exactly!

[@paige-vu3ot]

As much as she did have a horrible childhood she did end up brutally killing many people, including children. She was brought down as a child by her father, but what truly ended up ruining her was herself and her thoughts.

[@ronchristoperdador1186]

@@paige-vu3ot she didn't. The myth of "Bloody Mary" was a collection fabricated stories based on the accounts of John Foxe - a protestant enemy of Mary who was AWAY from England during her reign. The only mistake Mary committed is dying TOO EARLY that her enemies outlived her. Did she burn people? Yes, but those people were mostly protestants who want her get killed and dethroned in the first place. As a matter of fact, she promised religious tolerance when she ascended to the throne, but in her short 5 year reign, she had to defeat 2 large scale protestant rebellions. She wasn't an angel or saint but she is far from the evil that English propaganda paints her.

[@AngeliaHeywood]

"WOMEN ARE TOO EMOTIONAL TO LEAD! * creates entirely new church in order to falsify a divorce *

[@jordanleighwheatley]

Henry is easily one of the worst rulers in history. He was such a shit person

[@amys6987]

I died 😂😂 meanwhile Elizabeth I became one of the best rulers in British history

[@tamiparr23]

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Been here since you separated the waters with the FIRMAMENT and had succeeded the deep evil waters sea..... From......land....created the heavens and earth..and so on...he the devil isn't so intelligent in my book...to try to put his throne..(what throne) over yours....talked your angels to side with him. I know you gave them over to him....for you ARE CREATOR, KNOWER OF ALL THINGS..GOOD AND EVIL.. YOU CREATED THEM...UNLESS BEFORE YOU SPREADEDED... THE WATER'S WITH YOUR WORD...WHILE YOUR HOLY SPIRIT WAS HOOVERING OVER THE CHAOS, YOU BROUGHT. ..LIGHT, SOUND JUDGEMENT LOVE, truth. ...and LIVABLE BREATH TO THE AIR AND EARTH.... YOU ARW THE ONLY GOD. they were. The evil, and destruction, ..of. light....air...earth... Any animals that couldn't HOLD the darkness wetness back....it's GOD'S. ....EVIL ANSWER TO EVILNESS....WATER.....IT'S NOT EVIL WHEN ITS USED FOR DRINK....OR WASHING....BUT JESUS ONLY GOT IN WATER ONE TIME TO LET JOHN THE BAPTIST BAPTIZE HIM ...EVEN THOUGH HE WASN'T CONVINCED BY HUMAN DAD...IT WAS TO DEMONSTRATE HIS AUTHORITY OVER AND UNDER THE WATER. .HE WALKED ON THE water.....but. never again was In water... we have to be reborn from the evil. ..serpent of the garden of EDEN. ..... He made. Us....some how. ....evil.....by Eve....she made ADAM evil.....ALL. BY WORDS....AND WE HAVE TO BE BAPTIZED BY WATER, WASHED AND REBORN ,COMING OUT OF THE WATER A NEW MAN...THUR JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH. ... JUST AS EVE WAS TRANSFORMED INTO EVIL....PROBABLY BY WATER AND WORDS...AND. ...PRIDE,....TO BE AGAIN THAT STUPID PRIDEFUL, SELF CENTERED, AND HAS TO HAVE ALL LISTENING AND FOLLOWING THEM.... WELL THEY FOLLOWED. ..NOT LUCIFER, THAT WAS GODS NAME FOR THAT CREATION.....HE IS. ....STUPID. ..de.vil....d....evil....so he was the evil out of water. ...... Who came to EARTH. ...GOD'S EARTH and AIR...AND. LAND, AND PEOPLE....CREATEES........AND ALL HIS MAKING ...BIRDS LION'S CREEPY CRAWLERS AND FISH. ..THE...NotEVIL....THINGS... BUT ARE FOR HIS PLEASURE. ... SO WE ARE HIS PLEASURE, AND HIS AS HE SEES FIT..... HE CLAIMS US, OR GIVES US OVER TO WORLD..devils evil, watery looking sperms.....which are our reproductive the Male. Man.... Women... Eggs.....then a BABY ON THE INSIDE..OF THE MOTHER THE DAD DETERMINES THE BABY'S SEX AND ALOT....MORE.....THE WOMEN MAINLY IS THE HOST OF THE MANS BIRTH TRAIT. ...BECAUSE SHE DIDN'T LISTEN TO GOD ALMIGHTY THE FATHER, HER ONLY ONE WHO EVER TAUGHT HER OR .LOVED HER....FEED HER...WALK AND TALKES WITH HER,...MADE HER.....AN EQUAL TO ADAM.UNTIL. THAT AWFUL, TIME, IN GOD'S PARADISE, HE MADE FOR HIM AND THE HUMANS.....ONE AFTER HIS AND JESUS OWN IMAGE. 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[@noorrasheed8395]

@@tamiparr23 what

[@misskitty6297]

@@tamiparr23 Seek professional help

[@theconqueringram5295]

It's a shame that Mary occupies a dark place in history. Could she have been seen in a more positive light if she lived longer? Maybe. One thing is for sure, Mary and Elizabeth have laid the foundations of modern England and Britain.

[@joaquin.suarez]

This was a fundamental moment for britain. Mary was more like an spaniard, i mean a more teological goberment. In spain the interest in economy was a sin. Mary was being more similar to spain...maeby even industrial revolution, never born in england.

[@carlosmarcial6201]

Queen Mary just only ordered to execute 500 people during all her rule. Queen Elizabeth ordered to kill thousands of people in one day.

[@trekgirl65]

@@joaquin.suarez maybe* England*

[@stopreplyingtome]

Nah who tf burns ppl. Beheading is better

[@twelfthlady847]

@@stopreplyingtome Elizabeth burned people too, not on the same scale of course, but people were burned in her reign too.

[@holyspiritbhaddie]

I love how every portrait of Mary looks like an entirely different person 👌🏼

[@jiaanonuevo7699]

YES

[@JT5555]

i love how some of them have these big,anime eyes. someone was ahead of the curve back in the day.XD

[@SouthernSoulTarot333]

🤔

[@jfweber]

Teenagers have always, always done what they could to throw everyone off. " Don't even try to pretend you know me, you don't & NEVER will." Really obnoxious beings trying to throw the whole world for a loop! Hasn't changed a bit since it began.

[@lucianosmommy8854]

Filters before they were invented lol

[@reythejediladyviajakku6078]

Henry liked children yet he ended up treating his daughters like crap? I’m trying to work that out.

[@michellelewis9519]

ReyTheJediLady ViaJakku he should did an his frist son he had with Mary Ann sister the any child he treated good was Edward

[@hotandspicy1227]

Because they weren’t boys

[@ZephyrinSkies]

Guessed he stopped liking them after they stopped being children.

[@yvvngmlaba]

He liked (male) children.

[@plzleavemealone9660]

It's said that when he was with his second wife he fell from a horse, he apparently changed a lot after that and soon killed his wife. I think that's why he stopped loving his children, obviously at the beginning he cared about his daughters education.

[@yankeetherebel]

What's interesting is that Mary held many grudges against many people surrounding her father for destroying her life, but not against her father directly. In truth, he was the one solely responsible for her misery, yet he was the only one she seemed to hold no grudge against.

[@tammylewis2408]

Sometimes the abused will defend the abusive parent. Mary certainly defended her father despite what he did to her and Elizabeth.

[@JeantheSecond]

I doubt we know how she felt. Her position depended on Henry, even after his death. She could have never criticized him.

[@kathleenwisialowski4558]

It could mean a death penalty to even think ill of the King. She couldn't allow her thinking to go there. At the very least, you could never speak of it.

[@yankeetherebel]

@@kathleenwisialowski4558 Fine, but don't then turn your rage towards others who haven't done anything to you.

[@babs5573]

My daughter is the same way, sometimes my oldest daughter as well! I also favored my father after my parents divorce….

[@Chlo-ee]

He wanted a son so bad, both his daughters still succeeded him.

[@MEDSZ13.08]

I mean just cuz they were girls they still get the thrown it’s just the boys get it first

[@Chlo-ee]

@@MEDSZ13.08 watch the video again. It wasn’t automatic for them. They had to claim it after their stepbrother tried to rule them out before he kicked the bucket.

[@c.9231]

The laughs on him!

[@veralenora7368]

First, his SON Edward became king. However, he became ill and died. Only then did Henry VIII's stated line of succession -- Edward, Mary, Elizabeth, come into effect.

[@Chlo-ee]

@@veralenora7368 you forgot Jane. Not that it matters. 2 very brief reigns that became a blimp in history when Henry’s daughters seized power.

[@WhiteRabbitTricks]

Who here wishes that we were showing these videos at school, they are so much more interesting. The way we were taught about them in school where I come from was so boring, I really did not care for it

[@itsnats8007]

I know right

[@apapapapo3171]

I think it was probably the way your teacher explained it. My teacher was also awfully boring, years later I discovered how interesting history is, by having someone that told it in a fun way.

[@Ackermoon13]

Right!?

[@mariacp221]

Yeah but my school is dutch and most can't even speak English

[@susanhowe163]

SAME

[@Muddy_The_Water]

What Philip did, marrying Mary, then trying to get Elizabeth to marry him. Before Mary was dead had to be the final heartbreak for Mary. Honestly, I can understand Mary's anger at this. She should have been angry at Philip not Elizabeth.

[@ChrisW228]

She was angry at Elizabeth because this was just another time, like all others, where Elizabeth got something that was intended for and should have been Mary’s.

[@cecily3797]

@@ChrisW228 but the point is that it wasn't Elizabeth's fault, it was even Mary's fault for faking the pregnancy, I mean, that's what her reign was based on and she knew it and decided to do that? "Fake it till you make it" dont work like that. It was her fault for faking it, and his for betraying her, but not Elizabeth's

[@Yams-Hams7734]

@@cecily3797 yeah, but a lot of times in situations like that, people are blinded but their anger, and use someone as a scapegoat to justify their anger, or hatred, it’s understandable to be angry, but not understandable to go against someone else who wasn’t even involved as a scapegoat.

[@HitTheTarget.98]

@@cecily3797she had a phantom pregnancy, it wasn’t her fault

[@jin_cotl]

Her anger at both is pretty justified and understandable, since she’s unable to take the throne

[@heatherhahn1996]

I think both Mary and Elizabeth were victims of mistreatment by men but in different ways, Elizabeth was abused by seymore and Mary was basically disowned by her father Elizabeth was too but not as harshly as Mary

[@whitetrashkel]

And both of them were estranged from their mothers because of their megalomaniac father!

[@anthyavila9726]

No, Elizabeth had it worse. She was a little child when Henry declared her illegitimate, she never got to experience being his little girl like Mary did.

[@heatherhahn1996]

@@anthyavila9726 yeah that is true but Mary didn't give up her Catholic faith and I think Henry didn't approve of that

[@sueloh5035]

@@anthyavila9726 Was that better than being loved then thrown away

[@sistersamich2075]

No, even when he restored his daughters to the succession, Elizabeth was given less than Mary. He really couldn’t give a rats ass about her...

[@renatabrpe]

It is also worth mentioning that Mary's maternal grandmother was a queen in her own right, and having been raised by Catherine, she was sure to have heard a lot about it and had that normalized since a young age. She already had reigning queen's blood.

[@hildahilpert5018]

Yes, that was the famous Queen Isabella of Spain of Ferdinand and Isabella fame who supported christopher Columbus.She with her husband finally drove the moors from Spain. However, any jews and moors still in Spain had to convert to the Catholic Church or face imprisionment or death. I think the english people WOULD have been happy if Mary had married one of her english cousins, who also had a claim to the throne, not Phillip. Lady Jane Grey and her husband Guilford Dudley, were locked up in the tower. Now Mary didn't as I understand, really want to execute Lady Jane Grey, but then her father got stupid and joined Wyatt's rebellion So he too, along with his daughter lost her head.Elizabeth 1 didn't trust Jane's sisters, Catherine and Mary. And that's another story.

[@ziweiho7614]

In my opinion, Mary had actually been Elizabeth's teacher in the arts of statecraft and queenship. Not directly, perhaps, but still indirectly. She taught Elizabeth what a Queen must and must not do, and Elizabeth in turn had learned her lessons well. As someone who believes in an afterlife, I honestly hope that, in that other world, these two sisters had resolved their differences, and come to a true complete reconciliation. After all, at the end of the day, they are sisters, and have so much in common.

[@JT5555]

elizabeth owed EVERYTHING to mary,seeing as how she not only spared her life but also put down all the groundwork for her rule. i highly doubt that elizabeth would have fared so well if she had to start everything from scratch rather then just boast herself up like she did.

[@leanie5234]

@@JT5555 well, I think that's overstating everything. Elizabeth was highly intelligent and emotionally stable. Apparently, Elizabeth had to overcome the terrible public opinion of female rulers after Mary's reign. I'm not sure how you think that Mary paved the way....

[@liiiir]

I'm guessing you've never heard of bloody mary which the name originates from her for a very specific reason. She was a tyrant. The only way she paved was to show Elizabeth what kind of queen not to be.

[@joycelynbrandon755]

This illustrates the danger of theocratic monarchies and explains why the Amerrican colonies revolted and created a democracy free of religious bias. The co,onions had suffered under monarchies and knew they were undesirable. Religion had interfered in governmental processes for too long and was also discarded .the colonists knew what didn't work and developed a democracy ruled through e,lectionary. They wanted no inherited leaders.

[@wordforger]

Honestly it's down to Mary and the parade of stepmothers. Mary showed Elizabeth what not to do. Mary's foreign marriage was incredibly unpopular, which caused all manner of problems for her. Further, her insistence on changing the state religion caused all matter of contention. The parade of stepmothers further showed Elizabeth what could happen if she married PERIOD. She chose to be master of her own fate rather than subjugating herself to any man and risking her life in childbirth.

[@Luvluna19]

The fact that Anne was killed for not giving birth to a son ,but Elizabeth went on to become a great leader is such a laugh at Henry's face

[@Justin.Martyr]

*SOD O Mites who OWN U🔥666🔥Tube & their*

[@Justin.Martyr]

ReTurned ERRor

[@ValadrienLeonhart]

Yea lmao

[@JulV4]

Literally, she made England such a powerful country at that time

[@samanthasmith61]

not really!

[@mbsheisey]

I still argue the point that Henry did not fall in love with Anne. He fell in "lust," especially since she successfully held him at bay for a number of years.

[@rmp7400]

Henry figured that out too...and even concluded it was her witchcraft ( and may have been) why do you think he was so furious? Am waiting for Prince Harry to wake up from HIS lust spell....he will be furious too - but I doubt he will behead his villain.

[@lilacsunshine3044]

agree.

[@lilacsunshine3044]

@@rmp7400 Is there any proof Ann may have used witchcraft? Or was that this bafoons excuse?

[@mbsheisey]

@@lilacsunshine3044 No proof was ever found AND it was probably his excuse since he was a king and could do no wrong.

[@stephaniehamilton7029]

Men like that aren’t capable of love.

[@sabi2121]

My heart goes out to Catherine and Mary. They were dealt a horrible fate.

[@ronaldbills907]

Neither one lost their fn' heads!!!!

[@justspittingsomefacts6425]

Ikr

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@ronaldbills907 Interesting that Elizabeth didn’t end up showing mercy to her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots, like Elizabeth was given mercy by her sister Mary Tudor. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned for 19 years, and then was finally beheaded (all for the accusation that she was a part of a plot to murder Queen Elizabeth).

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@steveb1164 Why do you say that? Queen Mary could have easily had Elizabeth killed if she wanted, yet she didn’t do so. And regarding your first comment… It was a matter of principle! Catherine and Henry were married for so long, and their daughter Mary was born legitimately. I can relate because my mother is Catholic as well, yet she divorced my father when I was a young teenager… When the church told her that she would not be able to receive communion anymore because of the divorce, she was about to take them up on their suggestion that she get the marriage “annulled,“ involving her giving them a ton of money, which was the church’s way of saying that her marriage to my father was never legitimate/never happened, and thus my brother and I were born illegitimately “out of wedlock!“ She was about to pay a good $600 at least, if memory serves me right, to declare my brother and I as bastard children! All just so that she could receive a tiny piece of bread every Sunday from the priest. 🙄 I was insulted by her even considering this as a valid option, and told her as such. She decided to not go through with it after I expressed my feelings, and decided to go to a Baptist church for many years after that instead. But her heart never left the Catholic Church, as she told me during that period of time that she wanted to be buried with the Catholic rights of sacraments… And sure enough, some years later she began going back to the Catholic church. I have a feeling that she ignored the whole “you can’t get communion anymore if you are divorced” at that point, and kept the divorce to herself so that she could receive it again. I never asked her about it though as I am an atheist and we butt heads about religion. She raised me as Catholic, but I really did not like the church from a very young age and fought with her to go to my best friend’s Baptist church with my friend’s family when I was in the third grade. I ended up leaving the church when I was 19 years old though, and became agnostic in my 20s, and then atheist in my early 30s. When my parents were married, my father would also go to Catholic church with us, but he obviously never liked it either, because he never bothered to get baptized (so he never went up to receive communion either). After he got remarried, he began going to a Protestant church as well with his new wife, and got super into it.

[@justspittingsomefacts6425]

@@steveb1164 why Catherine and Mary should give up their rights?

[@meehannahbanana]

I’ve learned more from this video 15 mins in than I did in all my years of education.

[@republican4u2nv78]

It's a bummer (but understandable) that history teachers in k-12 have to hit the "basics" on just a small amount of history! They really do have so much to cover in such a short amount of time not to mention what they cover has to be appropriate for the age they teach (which in this case, typically taught to older students- limiting the time and details even more about Tudor history!) It was nice when I was finally in college and the history classes I took were more detailed for more specific time frames to go into more depth!

[@meehannahbanana]

@@republican4u2nv78 I totally agree!! Teaching is the hardest, most underrated profession.

[@misrosefromeverywhere3673]

My life is very interesting

[@kacib6876]

Damn where’d you go to school?

[@whitetrashkel]

Isn't youtube great? 😁

[@marshaprice8226]

The parallels between Mary and Elizabeth are interesting, but some of the historical facts are questionable. For instance, Mary had a second phantom pregnancy which wasn't mentioned and Elizabeth's secretary and right hand man was William Cecil, not Robert. Robert was William's son who replaced his father after his death many years later. A strange mistake to have made.

[@emilykosoff6577]

Ya that's a big one, Cecil was a key figurehead in Elizabethen England

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Was about to make a post on that, it was definitely WILLIAM Cecil that was Elizabeth's right hand man at the beginning of her reign. Such a basic mistake is shocking 😶

[@ponylover2206]

I wonder what Henry’s reaction was when God said “I didn’t give you a son for a reason, your daughters will become great queens.” After he died, I bet he face palmed so hard when he watched his daughters’ reigns. Lol

[@TheWorldisQuietHere3]

You're assuming that piece of trash man even got into Heaven...

[@stephaniethompson6090]

Lol I just thinking of the same thing

[@monkiram]

@@TheWorldisQuietHere3 Hopefully he could observe from wherever he ended up lol

[@Ellieee1117]

I really wish heaven and hell doesn't exist, but doesn't even know if they're real or not. Confused tho even im catholic I still don't believe but I'm scared doing sin ofc.

[@mickaelaangelineballestero8630]

bold of you to assume he got accepted in heaven

[@juliestrickland5709]

I love how it's very rarely mentioned that Jane died of childbed fever after their son was born. She gives him the one thing he's always wanted and doesn't get glorified for it. It's a damn shame.

[@reneesaunders674]

Henry VIII is buried next to Jane Seymour... Jane is the wife he is portrayed in the famous painting with... She was the only wife Henry never said a bad word about. Also pure random chance governed the sex of her child.. why should she be glorified for that?

[@marta03]

@@reneesaunders674 well in those times, nobody understood the science in it. Other wives were vilified for not being able to provide a male heir, and if Jane survived she would certainly be glorified and celebrated. She was the only wife to fulfill Henry's dreams, I'm sure he would have celebrated both the child and Jane. She deserved that. But since she died, she was sort of forgotten. But the fact that he put her in the portrait is also a way of honoring her.

[@juliewagner8240]

He did say she was his most loved.

[@meginmd]

@@reneesaunders674 It makes me laugh that people go "hE's BuRiEd NeXt To JaNe" like that means something. He wouldn't be buried next to Catherine, Anne, the other Anne, or the other Katherine.

[@Hearth123]

I do feel bad for Anne Boleyn, but she was also a ruthless social climber and I feel way worse for Catherine, she did nothing wrong and had her daughter stolen and was humiliated for years

[@pamelacass9642]

Anne Bolyn's family set Anne and Catherine Howard up for failure.

[@ladyzapzap9514]

Once the King had made his interest known in her, no one else would and could compete anymore. She was trapped as a mistress at that point - no one else would touch her at this point so why not go for broke?

[@lassebirkhenriksen]

To sum it up: Henry was the absoulute worst and his legacy is destroyed haha

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

That’s true

[@floraflowers]

Actually, considering that his divorce from Catherine led to the Reformation and the Church of England and Anglicanism still stands to this day, I would argue that some of his legacy is still present very much to this day. Also, while the Royal Navy started building its success during Elizabeth I's reign, it was during Henry's reign that it emerged and gained the potential that it had. Sure, Henry was a horrible person (although it's also argued that he was quite pleasant until he fell off his horse in a jousting accident and suffered frontal lobe damage) but you can not objectively say that his legacy is destroyed when two of the things that England (and the UK) are identified with are inherited from him.

[@Dontincludeme]

This man hated women. Who BEHEADS their wives?

[@clumsykitten0076]

​@@Dontincludeme a man with a small penis, that's the kind of man he was.

[@RubyOpheliaQuinn]

I've always felt sorry for Mary.

[@misrosefromeverywhere3673]

....

[@ciel2608]

@@misrosefromeverywhere3673 LMAO

[@rmp7400]

Please do not reveal this in person while you are living in England...on internet ok, but not face to face... The Brits have zero tolerance for anyone who would trouble their conscience in such a manner...even if laughing at you, they will distrust/resent you all the same

[@LittleKittyCat]

People would be stupid and ignorant not to honesty.

[@joycelynbrandon755]

We must reme be how little women were respected in this period. People truly believed that women determined the child's gender. The English had ax preference for males which was secured through its laws of progenitor. My ancestor was the disinherited second son who was given a one way ticket to America. Even many modern people fail to underderstand that the male determInes the baby's gender. I have known too many conceiving another child in an attempt to have a son.

[@marialiyubman]

Mary’s aches and fakes pregnancy: It sounds like endometriosis if she had a swollen stomach and aches her entire life.

[@pinarcetin3730]

She also had headaches and galactorea so they think that the disease was prolactinoma

[@dorisslider8583]

She had cancer ,Anne Bolyen an her brother George I think was his name poisened Queen Catherine

[@elisahatz]

Doris Slider Catherine of Aragon actually had something in her heart sooo Anne didnt posion her

[@whitney524]

Doris Slider they didn’t poison her. That idea comes from Catherine getting sick after drinking Welsh ale but the poison theory has no basis in reality. When she died, they found a black mass on her heart.

[@michaelslaughter6557]

Holy shit I just heard 5 ways she died none the same, to these scholars let's have a 🍸

[@nikkimirhosseyni9535]

I wish they would have walked through Elizabeth’s rule like they did Mary’s, rather than just say “then she became queen and did xyz.... time to wrap it up!”

[@ScarletImp]

To be fair, we know a lot more about Elizabeth's rule than Mary's, but yeah she needs her own episode.

[@misrosefromeverywhere3673]

I agree

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I wish that too

[@rmp7400]

The spirit of Elizabeth is still ruling....

[@jeremiahgabriel5709]

I've seen a LOT of Tudor documentaries, but the image of Elizabeth and Mary riding in to London together, is never one I've heard or seen before. *Continues watching, riveted*

[@mervyngreene6687]

That event was the culmination of Elizabeth's brilliance. She was able to avoid any verifiable plots. She used the Jane Grey conflict to convince Mary of her loyalty. It also solidified the position as the rightful successor to the Mary. Especially since Anne Boleyn was so unpopular.

[@nicky5989]

I feel for both Mary and Elizabeth. They both had issues because of Henry. Mary was older and understood more that was going on when she was thrown to the side. And Elizabeth never got to know her mother, since she was so young. They both did what they were raised to do, regardless of how bad it may have been. Mary should have been married and things could have been better for her had Henry allowed for her to do so.

[@aragorniielessar1894]

All the Tudor monarchs including Elizabeth should be given the nickname the bloody. they where all bloody

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

Yeah though Henry’s bloody-ness was usually off the battlefield

[@sabi2121]

ultimatebishoujo29 he executed a ton of people, burning down monasteries

[@msprettykawaii950]

Yes the war of Roses says.it their father is a selfish husband and king

[@rmp7400]

@@ultimatebishoujo29 And in the monasteries......

[@rmp7400]

@@msprettykawaii950 Holy God writes straight with crooked lines - He redeems all sins that are brought before Him for healing & renewal. England has the designation of "Holy Mary's dowry" (to God) , so ultimately, will be returned to the renewed faith when Christendom is restored worldwide. One day, all will be well and very well.(prophecy of St. Julien of Norwich)

[@yasserrizk5980]

For people saying women are more driven by emotions whereas men are driven by their brain , it depends on the person not the gender .

[@rmp7400]

Men who are ignoble fall into a succubus persona. Women ashamed of humility trade heavenly grace for shoddier power. The identities of the genders, when confused, do not bear good fruit that lasts.

[@susannebemis3311]

well put

[@violettippet5246]

Many men are plenty emotional. All I have to do is look at world history.

[@cynthi9744]

@@rmp7400 what the hell are you talking about lmao. Gender is just a social construct.

[@cocob0l0]

@@violettippet5246 Hell, look at Henry VIII himself. What a loser

[@12NeeLynn]

That is some real Game of Thrones. 😳

[@nobodycareswhotfyouarekid9476]

well it was said it was based on war of the roses. So.. yeah? LMAO

[@abbystark3898]

It is understood Sansa's character is partially based on Elizabeth I. Abused and mistreated as a child but ends up becoming a Queen hopefully ushering a new era like Elizabeth.

[@eyelandgal]

I watched the tv drama The Tudor, which largely focuses on Henry's life & rule more than the girls, I had thought that the writers took artistic liberty to make the story more interesting but it seems they had no need. Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.

[@sabi2121]

Kiko Bang yes. Lots of inaccuracies in the Tudors but it got me really interested in the history of it all!

[@ktgirl-oh9px]

Agreed

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

Agreed. I liked The Tudors show, and I was entertained by it, but I liked how even the poetically licensed story was told in such a way to entertain an audience that wouldn't care about history otherwise.

[@leminjapan]

For some reason I really love the posh, proper accents of the experts in this video. Quite soothing to listen to

[@danthao2886]

I can't believe we can watch these documentaries for free :(((((

[@itz_grass5890]

Shh don’t jinx it

[@annk5341]

🥲

[@mangot589]

This is truly the best thing ever for us documentaries freaks, eh? It’s amazing.

[@taebear]

shut up

[@misstayyler]

They get revenue from the ads!(:

[@lili99941]

Anyone else laugh when they spoke on Mary I and showed the painting of Mary queen of scots?

[@neoandroid8586]

Well they were cousins haha

[@Poison_Ivy2003]

Wow that’s embarrassing hahaha

[@michellereichert3710]

At wich Minute?

[@lili99941]

@@michellereichert3710 let's just say it was funny at 1:57, awkward at 23:19, but at 41:05 I honestly wonder if they did research or just opened wiki. And there are more...

[@michellereichert3710]

Liri omg you’re right 😂 jesus thats embarrassing

[@busolaolagunju3410]

Mary did not 'hate' Elizabeth!? She was suspicious....and could you blame her?? It's painful that she was dealt such hard cards in life and in death, she has been so misrepresented. Thank God that harsh account is being revised.

[@sheslooking4me]

She did hate her, she hated Anne Boleyne for replacing her mom and was glad she died, and she hated elizabeth for being her child.

[@shalvishrivastava5301]

Mary was also kind to Elizabeth when Elizabeth lost her status as a child. Mary had a conscience to protect Elizabeth (not signing her execution) while Elizabeth could do that to Mary Queen of Scots.

[@stoichr3324]

Yes! I agree!

[@noorrasheed8395]

really i was taught that she was cruel to her lol

[@shalvishrivastava5301]

@@noorrasheed8395 history is written by the victors. It becomes for them as well

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Oh dang it. I _JUST_ wrote something similar in a thread one or two threads above yours lol. Didn’t see your comment until afterwards. I wrote: _“Interesting that Elizabeth didn’t end up showing mercy to her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots, like Elizabeth was given mercy by her sister Mary Tudor. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned for 19 years, and then was finally beheaded (all for the accusation that she was a part of a plot to murder Queen Elizabeth).”_

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

P.S. I don’t know if this accurately depicted historical reality or not, but in an excellent movie about Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth begrudgingly signed Mary Queen of Scots execution warrant, after the relentless urging and nagging of her advisors to do so (it took her a long time to work up the nerve to sign the warrant) - but then immediately after she hands the signed warrant to an advisor or servant of hers, she tells him to _NOT_ hand it over to the full group of advisors until/if she gives him permission to. She said she wanted to think on it more, at least for the night...She knew that she’d be inviting war on the shores of England if Mary Queen of Scots were to be executed, and Elizabeth was no war monger)... So she tells this advisor/servant to pretend as if she never signed it whilst he waits to hear back from her (for him to learn from her whether or not to pass it on and make the order for execution final, or to shred the document up and allow Mary Queen of Scots to live). This advisor/servant _DEFIED_ Elizabeth’s order, as he took it upon himself to make the decision for her, passing on the document to the group of advisors to force the execution to happen asap. Again, this was from a movie, so it would be cool to research this one day to see if the movie script writers were being accurate with how things really went down, or if it was only written to be dramatic. Anyone know?

[@coyotedust]

I think the cruelty Henry VIII demonstrated towards his first wife, a Spanish Princess, Catherine of Aragon, was especially on display when him and his Queen Anne Boleyn dressed in yellow and celebrated at court the death of Queen Catherine.

[@son_of_caesar8908]

Mary didn't "hate" her sister Elizabeth. The catholic/protestant divide provided immense strain but I don't believe there is evidence to say she "hated" her.

[@goldenflame9472]

in things Elisabeth hated Mary more. Given the fact that she visited her Brother and Elisabeth when they were children. they were given the same tutor and education meaning they where in the same place. and we do remember her as Bloody Mary, victors cast shadows to those they hate. and yet Elisabeth killed more people.

[@ChrisW228]

Some biographies say that Mary was actually very fond of her baby sister until they were pitted against each other.

[@RedDragon76ful]

Henry thought he was cursed, but instead he was blessed with two of the strongest monarchs in history. He left the most powerful legacy of all.

[@TheKtmaster922]

The tea in this is WILD

[@MACsToyBox]

Fun Fact!!! Before Prince Philip of Spain married Mary, there was a Belgian Nobleman's daughter who was in love with Philip and wished to marry him. However, her stepmother and father forbid it (due to political influence). And the young girl died shortly after, of suspected poisoning. The rumor was her "evil" stepmother had done the girl in. The girls name was Margaret Von Waldeck. And she is believed to be the real life inspiration for The Snow White fairytale.

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Mary would have been a great Queen if King Henry would have let her marry when she was younger if he would have let her marry who she wanted to marry then everything would have been fine

[@cheriefrench6956]

But then she'd have been in another country likely married off young, and England might have been rolled into whatever country she had married into the dynasty of.....Spain, Germany, Austria?

[@kaleahcollins4567]

@@cheriefrench6956 not Necessarily they already had A strong alliance with Spain/ Portugal because of not only her mother but I believe one of the aunts on henry side was married into The Portuguese court. She probably would've even taken her mother with her to spain. She probably would've had babies her first son would be heir to the English thrown raised in England. Or she wouldve even understood a little more that her father needed an heir so she wouldnt have put up such a fight because she her mother was old and couldnt have children anymore. Mary queen of Scotts wouldve been next for the english thrown anyway we know that she had a son so he would've been 👑.

[@deniaridley]

@@kaleahcollins4567 In the whole twisted story, Mary Queen of Scots' son ended up being king anyway without any of that even happening!

[@mrsmerily]

This story just shows how plans you make may differ from real thing. Henry wanted son so Tudors would lead on. In the end Elisabeth ended it by no having married. Henry wanted son but his daughters ended up in lead. Non of children have their own children. And in a big picture the protestand faith was better choise anyway- at least people who had to sit through church every sunday could understand what was said.

[@ladylokiwifeodindottir7095]

Henry ended up with the Strong heirs he wanted just not the gender he wished for. Even with all the crap that happened during his reign I do believe he loved all his children fiercely, I also believe Mary came to adore Elizabeth in their younger years and Vice Versa. So many people say how much Mary hated her younger sister but I believe they have that thought due to Mary having Elizabeth arrested and jailed. She was heavily counciled to sign Elizabeth's death warrant but didn't. I truly believe it wasn't just because she was her heir I believe it was because she loved sister very much. While she was forced to be one of Elizabeth's Lady's in waiting I believe to her it went from a humiliating punishment to a joyful relationship. Elizabeth I believe learned alot and inherited alot from her sister as well as her parents. The way she carried herself was much more reminicent of Mary rather then her parents. She got everything she needed to be a great Monarch from her mother, father and her sister Mary.

[@robkunkel8833]

I’m surprised there are only a few views of this wonderful presentation. I am learning more than I ever knew about British Royalty (and British Comedy) in the coronavirus situation but this is one of the very best. I like the presentation of three points of view, all well spoken. This is a 5 star production for me. I like the slant about showing the similarities between the two women.

[@robertmitchell8868]

I agree that it is excellent. Do note that it was posted only today.

[@rmp7400]

Public education (especially in USA) was not designed to help people learn to think....and today, private education often falls short as well. Yes, the occasional well thought out historical efforts are precious and, regretfully, rare.

[@LSSHito]

I really expect Henry be burning in hell with all his kids laughing in his face

[@malopephasha5341]

Henry did nothing wrong, stakes where high

[@Lizaimi]

People here complaining of reuploading.....me here is glad cause I wouldn’t have found this. Been going through a lot of documentaries lately cause normal shows are too boring now

[@frankG335]

In toxic, dysfunctional families, one child is designated the "golden child", and another is deemed the "scapegoat", and they are treated accordingly.

[@VV-ks6cw]

It’s annoying that there is a commercial every 3.5minutes.

[@MostlyHumanSlightlyCat]

it's such an ridiculous amount of ads that for the first time I am actually seriously considering getting adblocker before watching another video from this channel

[@wangkong905]

Someone in another video said to skip the video to the end and then replay it. Takes all the ads off. It's been working for me :)

[@wangkong905]

@Belle R. 😁

[@kris-wj3wj]

I'm not going to advertise any certain chrome addons... but something similar to adding blocks in a google search will solve that lol.

[@leslylopez5325]

Wow so glad I have KZbin premium lol

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

28:00 I am stunned by the exquisite amount of detail on this painting. That must’ve taken artist so long to be so intricate… I can imagine him thinking “do you really want to wear this outfit for this sitting, sir??”

[@mishloud4215]

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[@oreo.ellie._.56]

Yes that painting is pure good.

[@emmaemma9211]

Craziest Plot Twist in History! Henry craved for a son, not wanting his daughters and his son soon died and one of his daughters ruled the kingdom. That's just crazy!

[@meaganwillcott3177]

Not only did they rule, but Elizabeth made England the richest and most successful country in the world at the time , they really underestimated her

[@mshilton2373]

Henry goes through 6 women, supposedly searching for someone to give him a son- but we really know he was after young umm women- and it was thought that women would rule by emotion.... and men rule by their king stick 😒

[@rmp7400]

6 is rather conservative for any powerful man....yikes, look at the historical Sheiks and their harems....am sure there was quite a bit of beheading there and poisonings - but they were not even pretending to live Gospel values....

[@greyblueme9711]

Also, he already had a son by a lady in waiting (?) Before he tried going for Anne, if only he would've spent more time trying to get that kid into succession somehow instead of trying to conquer France while boinking the next girl in line

[@ChrisW228]

@@greyblueme9711 that son was with Mary Boleyn, Anne’s sister. I forget why Henry didn’t make him successor. Probably a mix of thing... illegitimate, Mary fought against it, he wanted Anne who was more worldly and played him.

[@vi6126]

@@ChrisW228 Mary Boleyn's son was Henry Carey. It's possible he was the King's son but it's not certain, Mary was married when he was conceived and some sources state that her relationship with Henry VIII had already ended. Henry VIII's first illegitimate son and the only one he recognized and considered as a possible heir was Henry FitzRoy, Elizabeth Blount's son. He died in 1536, aged 17.

[@ChrisW228]

@@vi6126 my mistake, but still confused. The current queen is a direct descendent of Mary Boleyn; how?

[@TheNinnyfee]

Elizabeth also witnessed how wrong marriage can go by losing her own mother.

[@julesking1303]

28:10 THEM LEGS BOI 😭😭😭

[@dpetty71222]

I thought the same thing!🤣🤣

[@maybeabrat2526]

HAHAHHAHAHAA

[@magicpyroninja]

My favorite part of the story of King Henry was how we asked one woman if she would marry him and she said no my neck is not strong enough to marry you

[@howdelydoo]

Katherine of Aragon had red hair. A lot of her portraits were done after she was long gone. Everyone assumes because she's Spaniard, she must look Italian. It's one of my biggest pet peeves when people talk about her then show a portrait that's supposed to be of her and it's jet black hair with a unibrow.

[@adrianaferrer15]

You are right, Catalina de Aragón had red hair, blue eyes and was the most beautiful of all Henry VIII "wifes", whilst he was really ugly, very overweight and cruel.

[@Berrydustbabe]

But how do you know she had red hair?

[@stephanieribar5724]

This channel and Hannah's royal history r two of my favorite history channels.

[@Mars-yb6sr]

What a coincidence! I was just reading about "Bloody Mary" and Queen Elizabeth I yesterday!

[@usmale4915]

That type of coincidence happens to me quite often! It's a little bit spooky at times (for me anyway)! I've also been very curious about royalty, whom is related to who, their family tree, if you will! Everybody, please stay safe!

[@paulinaetc6719]

Google heard you XD

[@nahtayrome6007]

If you are signed into KZbin its connected to Google automatically

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

You would think by the second decade of the 21st century, that they would give an accurate report of Queen Mary. I am so sick of her being called "Bloody Mary". She was certainly no worse than Elizabeth 1. Elizabeth killed many many people herself. Poor Mary had a horrible and tragic life. And it's little wonder she acted the way she did. Yes, that's no excuse. But the way Henry treated her and her mother was horrific! And to add insult to injury, she was not given the dignity to even be buried in a Catholic Church. Or now even reinterred in Westminster Cathedral. The only way to have the story properly told, is by a non-english program or Professor. The English have an inbred hate for Mary. And it exists to this day. Totally unfair and factually wrong.

[@cecily3797]

Mary doesn't deserve to be recognized for anything, they both killed, justice is not taking away the title of "bloody" or praising her, justice is giving her sister the same title but nothing else, they were the same in everything

[@Jenny-gk6jq]

Both of them were evil but Mary was more evil TBH she messed up England's economy by the end of her reign and burned so many protestants during 300 years meanwhile Elizabeth burned 600 during a 45 year reign and her reign was known as the golden age. If Mary got reigb for 45 years imagine how many kills she would've had probably more than her father Henry VIII

[@glendabarton45barton48]

Well I guess there was a reason they called her Bloody Mary. And she imprisoned Elizabeth on baseless suspicions of a plot. I don't remember Mary doing anything for the people.

[@GoGreen1977]

@@glendabarton45barton48 Mary would have brought the Inquisition to England, if she could. If she had lived longer, she probably would have succeeded. She also burned Protestants because they wouldn't convert or stop preaching. Elizabeth didn't burn Catholics willy-nilly. Yes, she executed some, but only if they actively conspired against her, threatened her life, or raised an army against her.

[@reneesaunders674]

she can blame her Mother for her fate. if they had followed the tenets of their religion they would never have married their cousins which BOTH Mary and her Mother and her Grandmother did. I have ZERO sympathy for anyone that thinks its acceptable to burn people who disagree with your religion and insist on marrying people you share multiple ancestors with.

[@ohoyohummered]

Elizabeth was protestant.. It was assumed that instead of Elizabeth a Protestant, Northumberland jumped to his choice Lady Jane whom Northumberland could control. Mary was raised by a foreign mother, and never fully understood that England and it's subjects have always considered themselves separate from Europe. European monarch's could burn their subjects and persecute their subjects with no consequences. But England had the Magna Carta. English men considered themselves unequaled in their freedom. England had a parliament. the English did not wish to be ruled by a foreign ruler, be he a monarch or a pope. Mary never fully understood that, and as much as the people of England loved her as Henry's child, they still perceived her as part foreigner.

[@guaycura]

That's true now but not really at that time. Otherwise Mary wouldn't have gathered so much people around her to depose Lady Grey. Not only that, English people accepted another foreigner later (Scottish James Stuart) and many decades later the husband of Mary II (Dutch William of Orange) and later the Hannover (German). Of course all of them were somehow related but not strongly as Mary as she was a King's English child not a foreigner cousin or nephew/niece.

[@sabi2121]

Actually Catherine was loved by her English people and believed her to be the true queen. That's one of the reasons Mary had so many supporters

[@ohoyohummered]

@@sabi2121 .. Oh you are so very right! While Catherine was living the English saw her as their rightful queen and Mary as their true heir (after Edward). When Mary came to the throne the English were truly happy. But historically countries did not like women monarchs and anytime they did anything wrong, everyone was quick to assign blame through the maternal line. Elizabeth was the bastard daughter of a Protestant Witch and Mary the daughter of a Catholic Foreigner.... When Mary became queen, she promptly made it known that she was more Spanish Catholic than English Protestant. They didn't nickname her "Bloody Mary" out of love.

[@sabi2121]

ohoyohmrd interesting! I wonder though if the nickname Bloody Mary came after the fact and not during her reign. Another example of how women were demonized. I would have to look into it. I believe that at the time of Queen Anne's execution, there is no record of her being accused of being a witch. That came later.. It's all so fascinating. Edit: check out reading the past and Claire of the Tudor society here on youtube. They are great

[@ohoyohummered]

@@guaycura Everything you have written is spot on. Maybe we are coming at it from different directions with the same result. Historically the issue for the English is religion first, legitimate lineage is second. Later even though James was the direct descendant of Henry VII he would not have been accepted as a Catholic. To ensure acceptance James was raised protestant. Your reference to James Stuart, Mary and William, and the Hanover's also match with my observation. Historically the English will always choose a barely royal protestant over a direct line Catholic. Catholics

[@villainfeatherclover6965]

Henry and Catherine actually did have a son, their first child was a son but after 50 days he ended up passing away which devastated his parents, he had been in a different castle with a bunch of wet nurses which makes me think that there could have been foul play with his death

[@meginmd]

haha yeah because infant death in the 16th century was so unheard of.

[@JeantheSecond]

@@meginmdYeah, foul play is not necessary in the death of a baby back then. Babes are very vulnerable and they didn’t understand how to keep them alive and healthy.

[@killkrys]

Lmao the fact that this was randomly in my recommended and I watched the entire thing…💀

[@msjrockqueen2011]

Those of us who have seen the movie Elizabeth are very well familiar with the Protestant-killing monster Queen Mary but, after watching this, you can't help but feel sympathetic towards her after knowing what her childhood was like, although being unable to forgive her for those killings. Thank you for uploading these kinds of videos & giving us both sides of her story.

[@deelady53]

They were killing catholics first. All they did was flip the table. Religion is power and the real victims were the poor people trying to figure out what to believe

[@michaellankford3381]

I just love watching your shows, they are just done so well. This particular edition is of even greater personal interest. I found out that Thomas Cranmer was my 15th or 16th grandfather. I have learned very little about him yet. I do love learning more about the Tudors and my relative in particular. Thank you!

[@LauraGarcia_19]

Still can't believe we have all these interesting documentaries, and for free... amazing!

[@Justin.Martyr]

*Lady Jane Grey, Back🔥StaBBed Her Husband, & did NOT CROWN HIM KING, as PLanned!!!* *This Caused Lady Jane, to loose🔥SuPPort & Her HEAD ( & his too )!!!!*

[@TimelessFacesAI]

The way you weave together the complexities of Mary and Elizabeth's relationship is absolutely captivating! I felt like I was right there in Tudor England

[@cococovers1333]

when it comes to queens of england everyones talking about mary and elizabeth but no one talks about Jane Grey (who was queen for only 9 days before Mary took the throne), everyone seems to forget her.

[@lilina_who]

Don't forget Mathilda who almost got there four centuries earlier and everybody forgets she was supposed to be the first Queen of England. I recently watched "The She-Wolves of England" where Jane Grey gets discussed too.

[@helentonkin3348]

She was never Queen.

[@helentonkin3348]

You cannot be appointed Queen, you have to have a Coronation.

[@coffeepandacat]

Well it was only 9 days nothing to be recognized

[@cococovers1333]

@@coffeepandacat she was the first queen of england no matter what. Doesn't matter if it only was for 9 days, she was first.

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

And Mary blamed poor Elizabeth for all the mean things that Elizabeth's mother, Anne Boleyn, did to her, even though Elizabeth was only a baby and therefore would have had no idea what was going on!

[@gamer2101]

Ann did give Henry a child that ruled England so well. Henry was not dumb if he would have opened his eyes he would have seen how remarkable Elizabeth was.

[@Veronica-bc6pp]

I wish I really knew how these people looked like in real life! Too bad 😭😤

[@bananaplease5262]

At about 20 minutes in, it was said Mary and Edward had an explosive fight over religion during Christmas. Is there a place where I could read about this incident or learn more about it?

[@clairebeck6113]

Check out "The Children of Henry VIII" by Alison Weir. You can get it on Amazon.

[@pinkiesue849]

sounds like almost any family.

[@whitetrashkel]

@@pinkiesue849 certainly sounds like mine! 🤣

[@edwardviofengland8048]

I was just in a bad mood that day and she is no pushover so...........

[@jessiehermit9503]

@@edwardviofengland8048 Hahaha... imagine ancient royalty on KZbin!!!! Amusing.

[@misspiggyASMR]

Mary ran so Elizabeth could walk, let’s be honest here

[@er-rn3gq]

"arent you the one who gave him the son he so desperately wanted? " "like i had a daughter and he literally chopped my head off... "

[@layZbat]

"One was reviled as Bloody Mary, the other the other was celebrated as GLORIANA THE VIRGIN QUEEN YAAAASSSS"

[@justspittingsomefacts6425]

Written by the protestants lol

[@edra2005]

All the effort Henry went through to ensure his lineage would live on and it dies with all his children not bearing kids

[@floraflowers]

It's definitely ironic if not somehow funny in a sinister way that he stepped on so many people and beheaded two of his wives just so he could move onto the next in the hopes that one of them would eventually give him the son he so much desired as an heir, and yet he had *two* daughters ascend to the throne and the Tudor dynasty died with Elizabeth. Fun fact: British children's TV series called "Horrible Histories" covers historical events and facts in a fun way to make history more attractive to children and they often did songs for that. They have a song called "The Monarch Song" in which they present all of the English monarchs that have been since William I to Elizabeth II and Elizabeth I's introduction is "I'm Liz the first, I had no kids, so Tudors RIP". I find that very funny.

[@lovescoffee9780]

Well said.💯

[@OPnerdthey]

Hilariously from a biology point of few Henry was at fault for his lack of male heirs, as a women's egg can only give an X chromosome, and a man can give either a Y or an X chromosome. There for the biological sex of a child is determined by the mans contribution to the child.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

That’s true

[@rmp7400]

How raw power always works: blame & punish the victim.

[@shaylatorch]

Of course they had no clue the man determines the gender of the child back then

[@ValadrienLeonhart]

@@shaylatorch and where did they get the dumb and foolish clue that the woman determined the sex of the child back then

[@TheBritishActingCoach]

"If you had a daughter, she was a bargaining chip." Nightmare.

[@stwbxrrytxa3696]

tbh i feel so bad for Mary, it wasn't her fault the fact that king Henry just decided to throw her away just because she was sick, and only favored Elizabeth a bit more is so sad, if i was Mary i would have done the same thing

[@katerobins3137]

It's QUEEN Mary, NOT bloody Mary.

[@jamesparker3866]

It really broke my heart.... Poor Mary😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right?

[@rmp7400]

Never mourn a martyr of the true faith! When the Cross is elevated, Almighty God is glorified - and no greater good can be accomplished.💖 instead, weep for England...and pray always for England- the country has not overcome its error, and will be held accountable....

[@insertname9458]

I wonder what would of happened if Mary decided to bring in a fake baby. Like she told someone to take someone elses newborn and pretend it was hers. Theres plenty of reasons why she didn't do this I assume, religious reasons or something maybe? But it's an interesting thought.

[@Redluna32]

So, in large part, it's probably because it would have been seen as a "pollution" of the royal bloodline and, therefore, abhorrent to Mary, or, at the very least, her religious conscious couldn't stomach lying to both her people and husband. It would have been reasonably hard to do too, simply because of all the attendants around a royal birth for just this sort of reason---from midwifes, to ladies in waiting, and physicians. Still, I won't lie, this sounds like an awesome alternate history idea to try to make happen.

[@ChrisW228]

Back then, many, many people watched/ witnessed the births to make sure nothing like that happened. There was something like 200 people there when Marie Antoinette gave birth.

[@norachamberlain5187]

Excellent!! Never heard much about Mary. Loved learning about her and then the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.

[@marvindanny436]

Hello Nora😊

[@haeuneun_]

Tbh I feel so bad for lady Jane:( she literally did nothing wrong.

[@MistySophie]

Mary walked as a queen monarch so Elizabeth could eventually run. I forever will have a more soft point of view on Mary and will give her much respect for what she had to endure and the tragedy in her life

[@duskidca5519]

The epic music legit makes this feel like a movie

[@alexandranedelcucovers694]

Even though their reign (Elisabeth and Mary) wasn't of such a long duration, I can't help but be so happy that they went through all that and fought to show that women aren't less than men, that we are just as capable (and cruel, eg. Bloody Mary).

[@alindley3128]

Oooh, I had a wonderful paper doll coloring book when I was little, that was a Queen Elizabeth I Paper Dolls book. It had paper dolls to color made from her portraits at various ages, and also a doll for Bloody Mary and a doll for Prince Edward and for Walter Raleigh and for Francis Drake. Once you colored them in and cut them out, they also had outfits to wear, and there were enough of them that you could make up stories with them. It would be a pity if that paper dolls product had gone out of print! There was also a similar book of coloring paper dolls for King Henry VIII and his wives. I can recognize all the dresses shown in this video here, from having colored in their outlines with colored pencils as a girl.

[@bigernest461]

That was a very intriguing history lesson. Thank you!

[@tamarabradshaw4799]

I enjoyed watching this program on my phone very much. I miss this type of quality programming on The History Channel which used to be my favorite cable network. Reality tv is horrible except for one or two shows. Thanks very much.

[@adriancottrill2647]

Not only did I enjoy this,I also enjoyed the conversation between each other was very interesting.Thank you

[@Calii.]

"Many forget the fact that Mary was the first crowned queen of england" Lady Jane Grey: 👁👄👁

[@miry_1205]

Matilda 👁👄👁

[@JeantheSecond]

Genuine question, because I’m too tired to look it up, but did Jane or Mathilda have a coronation? It might be a technicality, but it’s an important technicality.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Interesting history and biography of two sisters. Love ancient history, always have and can’t get enough about reading about it. Thank you for sharing this wonderful and educational video, it is awesome 👏 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@ashleyhasenbein8979]

A brilliant documentary! I miss when the History Channel was about history....😪

[@debrakleid5752]

Unbelievable how Henry VIII treated his first wife Catherine especially when she saved the kingdom while Henry was away fighting in France. While he was gone King James from Scotland tried to attack England and Queen Catherine rode with the troops while heavily pregnant with Mary I. She saved “his” kingdom and was faithful to her husband unlike Henry who took several mistresses.

[@LynnAgain83]

How am I just now finding this channel?! Good stuff for history buffs 🙂

[@deirdre9746]

Wow, this video taught me many things I never knew before about Mary & Elizabeth... And even their brother Edward the Vi.

[@harleyquinn5774]

“Cursed” could also be explained via whoever he was related to murdered the Princes in the Tower. I’m not suggesting anyone actually practiced magic upon Henry’s family like The White Queen novel series suggests. “Cursed” in this context is the Christian European equivalent to karma.

[@vadalia3860]

Eh, he's more closely related to the Princes themselves (his uncles) than the person who probably had them murdered (his mother's uncle aka his great-uncle)

[@moexoxo6189]

If you seen a curse trust me you would know reaping and sowing vs a Curse