The PAINFUL Death Of King Henry VIII - History's Most BRUTAL King

Throughout History there have been very few Kings who were as brutal and barbaric as King Henry VIII. He was responsible for the executions of two of his wives and some of his closest friends. But Henry VIII when he was a prince was considered the most handsome prince of Europe, but in his final years he was a grotesque King who would become ruthless with his actions. He would condemn Anne Boleyn, Thomas Cromwell and many others, but in 1547 he would succumb to illness.
Inside of the Palace of Whitehall, King Henry VIII died on the 28th January 1547. His cause of death has been debated but he was then embalmed after his death before a huge funeral procession took place taking the King's body to Windsor Castle. Henry VIII was buried inside of a vault inside of St George's Chapel, and he is still inside of this vault 500 years later.
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[@TheUntoldPast]

Here we are, back in the Tudor period. Time to try new things for TheUntold! On camera video coming soon also!

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[@ThomasAllan-up4td]

It's impossible to believe that he was greatly beloved by all of his people,70,000 of whom he had murdered.

[@moogdome2562]

He wouldn't have had the time for anything else.

[@ThomasAllan-up4td]

@@moogdome2562He made the best of his time. Here on earth. Can you blame him?

[@ElectroKinetic1977]

6 wives; 2 died, 2 survived, 2 were beheaded

[@Mackeson3]

The rhyme how to remember the order they came in : "Divorced, beheaded , died, Divorced , beheaded , survived "

[@MAROONMISHAL]

Im henry the 8 i had six sorry wives

[@Not_emilyoffical]

Some might say I ruined their lives😏😏😏

[@hettyphilips]

I would have been so frightened to have lived in his and Elizabeth 1st era, but l find it most interesting. Henry VIII made boiling a legal form of capital punishment.

[@gottardofanatic]

In the series "Wolf Hall" a man predicts that quote "your blood will be licked up by dogs". This actually happened when the coffin arrived at Windsor. Blood leaked out the coffin and was licked up by street dogs😮

[@ragnariskat6214]

Very interesting. Being in cahoots with his crony, the archbishop of Canterbury, he eventually croaked, and that was only the first step to my personal awareness, what yet he had to experience.

[@johnfitzgeraldii1952]

True, Henry was brutal, as were Sovereigns of that time, but many considered said brutalities as Justice.

[@Mackeson3]

His ailments reminded me of that famous Schoolboy howler. "Henry VIII had a large abbess on his knee which made walking difficult". ( Second only to "Abraham Lincoln was born in a log cabin which he built himself) 🤣 I often think teachers probably have a few good laughs at these innocent blunders when marking essays/ exam papers.

[@chrisschepper9312]

Karma is a bitch.

[@galadrielwoods2332]

Supposedly everyone dies. I don’t see how Henry VIII dying was karma. The video didn’t say anything about him suffering greatly at the end.

[@galadrielwoods2332]

I find it difficult to believe that Henry VIII was loved by anyone. He had people murdered for simply disagreeing with him. No one could love that monster.

[@moogdome2562]

He was the most handsome king in Europe?. I'd hate to see the worst?. He looked like a bouncer on the doors and a bully. I wouldn't have liked to meet. In the end, he suffered and finally knew what it meant. Comupence for his evil bloody ways. To think he could wipe the slate clean!?. His accident they claim, caused him to change his personality, which reminds me of the more recent case of the Glouster murderer,, Fred West. He was said to be a reasonable guy until he had a motorbike accident banging his head, and then he turned into an evil monster. However, there is no excuse for murder. Who later hung himself in prison. It has been said Henry's stomach exploded, on the way to his funeral. It was a very hot day,, and the buildup of gas in his belly was too much. I think he would have got on with, Hitler, Starlin, Vladimir the, impaylor. Very well.

[@david29497]

I miss the music

[@jxntxn1462]

Anyone got that secret Henry VIII herbs & spices recipe? I wanna try it on the chicken tonight.

[@rdhudon7469]

lmao

[@SirBelvedere333]

I do believe he had brain damage from the jousting accident which changed his personality.

[@garytorresani8846]

I agree with you. TBIs can drastically change the personalities of people. I had patients who went through TBIs. Sometimes just recovering can be brutal; memory lapses or loss of memory, behavior going through extremes including anger outbursts, lack of boundaries or inability to function physically or psychologically.

[@galadrielwoods2332]

The problem with that idea is he was already behaving monstrously before that accident.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank s

[@antoniomoreira5921]

Not sure it's the right niche but if anyone's interested in Tudor history and warfare I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series

[@SirBelvedere333]

I just subscribed. Thanks

[@adamsmith8307]

King Henry VIII is definitely rotting in hell for his unforgivable sins.

[@thostaylor]

Infamy! Infamy! You've all got it in for me!

[@galadrielwoods2332]

😹😹😹

[@weftwarp1537]

He wasn't the most brutal king. Howz about William the Conquer who created the hung-drawn-and-quartered death for traitors. He wasn't a nice guy...at all😅

[@galadrielwoods2332]

Edward II, Henry II,…. list goes on

[@ember910]

I have a theory if henry didn't kill anne boylen and the other one and also if he died but 28th January that after my brithday

[@galadrielwoods2332]

What is your theory?

[@ClearGlassStudios281]

King henry the trash.

[@courtneyriley185]

Toot toot Tudor period ! He was like the fat Andrew Tate of his time

[@amisaac1994]

I would’ve done same thing I don’t blame him