The INCREDIBLE Burials Of The Henry VII Lady Chapel

The INCREDIBLE Burials Of The Henry VII Lady Chapel
Westminster Abbey is one of the most notable and famous religious buildings in Britain, and it has been used for centuries as a site of royal burial. It is also where all English and British Monarchs were crowned and have been crowned since William the Conqueror was there in 1066. Also since 1100, 16 royal weddings have taken place at the Abbey, but despite being a royal burial site it is also where 3300 are laid to rest. Inside at least 16 monarchs, 8 prime ministers, poets, actors, scientists, military leaders lie along the Unknown Warrior inside the iconic church. But there is part of Westminster Abbey which has a rich history, and it was paid for by the will of the first Tudor monarch. Inside of the Henry VII Lady Chapel, there are a number of incredibly important people buried inside.

[@ambreeniram2268]

Beautiful naration. Thanks for sharing so much detail about Westminster Abbey.

[@tonyalogan5095]

Wonderful. Thank you for the detail of the Ladies Chapel and the monarchs that are laid to rest there.

[@tzarinaruths.2610]

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[@vanessasins3136]

Loved the princes in the tower segment :-) do you have a video that goes into more detail? Would love to hear your thoughts

[@nancybradford8514]

Loved this one, nice work

[@leanie5234]

Catherine of Valois was also the great-grandmother of Henry VII.

[@dianetheisen8664]

I never knew the princes' remains were found. I did hear that remains of 2️⃣ children were found but it was determined they were not the princes. What changed❓ Or were there 4️⃣ children's remains found at different times ⏰❓ I am very interested in the princes in the Tower🏰 so would love to hear details, please.

[@Rye_Toast]

Remains were found, but they're HIGHLY contested on who they really are and they interred long before DNA testing was a thing. Current royals have a strong aversion to opening tombs in order to prove/disprove remains. Claire Ridgeway has a good video on youtube discussing the skeletons. The tomb is possibly more symbolic than their literal resting place.

[@tuppyjo431]

Who’s idea was it to place Mary 1 and Elizabeth 1 in the same coffin?

[@leanie5234]

They're not in the same COFFIN, they're in the same TOMB ! That's kinda like driving around in the same car but not sharing one outfit.

[@redmi9834]

It's the same memorial tomb. They are in separate coffins in the crypt below. The same goes for Henry VII and wife Elizabeth of York. Their bodies are not in those raised tombs. They are in coffins in the crypt below.

[@Funnybriton]

King James I.

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Day 3 of asking for a video on queen Isabella II of Spain

[@leanie5234]

Geez, you're very impatient ! I'd imagine that these videos take some time to create

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[@Rye_Toast]

Wow, you sure told everyone.