Henry VIII, the second king of the Tudor dynasty, was a madman who married his wife as many as six times in his life, but the one who lived the best was Henry VIII's dislike the least.

The second king of Tudor dynasty Henry VIII is a madman who married a wife. He married as many as six times in his life, but the one who lived the best was the one Henry VIII disliked the most.

Henry VIII's father Henry VIII , for the sake of the British and Spain's unfriendly neighbors, he helped his eldest son Arthur marry Catherine of the Spanish princess Aragon. . As a result, Arthur died early and saw God not long after getting married. In order to achieve political goals, Henry VII convinced Catherine to stay and marry his second son Henry, that is, Henry VIII. This was a violation of Catholic canon at the time, and Catherine of Aragon claimed that she had not slept with Arthur (note that she had been married for four months). Catherine's mother in Aragon also went to the Pope to plead with her, and finally decided to get married. Henry VIII was very happy to take over the throne, but he was very dissatisfied with taking over Catherine, which also laid the groundwork for the divorce of the two later.

After marriage, Katherine had multiple miscarriages, and only her next daughter, Mary. Before Henry VIII, there were almost no female heirs in Europe, so Henry VIII said that since you can't give birth to heirs for the Tudor dynasty, I had no choice but to find another way out. Remember that I'm helpless . So Henry VIII turned his eyes to Anne, the waitress, and an extramarital affair happened over and over again.

Anne successfully conceived Henry VIII's child, which made Henry VIII so happy. Before she was born, she thought it was her son. If his son is not bad for this illegitimate child, he is obviously very anxious, so he wants the child in Anne's belly to get the inheritance rights smoothly, so Henry VIII found an excuse to divorce Catherine. What's the reason? Because in principle, divorce is prohibited by Catholicism, Henry VIII said that the Bible says that those who marry brothers and sisters will have no descendants, so my marriage with Catherine is originally invalid. But Catherine disagreed with it, and she was also a princess in Spain, so the pope said that you, a scumbag, wanted to divorce and approved the withdrawal, and directly refused Henry VIII's request (actually, the pope and Catherine were relatives at that time).

Henry VIII was unwilling to give up, so he arranged for Wolsey to negotiate with the Pope, but it was unsuccessful. Wolsey was the butcher's son and later became the cardinal of Henry VIII. He helped Henry VIII to support the war in the war between Britain and France. However, because Wolsey failed to get the Pope to agree that the marriage between Henry VIII and Catherine was invalid, he was chopped off in the head.

More than one of Henry VIII's head was cut off because of this incident. After Wolsey was cut off, Thomas became Prime Minister. He played a big role in the mutual spray between Henry VIII and Martin Luther , but was executed for refusing to swear to accept that Henry VIII's marriage was invalid.

Henry VIII may later feel unable to convince the pope, so Henry VIII simply married Anne in secret. Because of this, he even broke up with the Pope, so he simply replaced the British Archbishop with his own people, allowing the British Church to be independent and separated from , the Roman Catholic . You should know that before this, he was a devout Catholic, and was awarded the title of "Guardian of Faith" by the Pope because of his retort with Martin Luther.

A king who is as passionate as a tide of love this time is not a brother or sister-in-law, but Annie gave birth to a daughter this time. Anne pestered Henry VIII to have another child, which made Henry VIII very upset and began to think about it again. This time I fell in love with the female servant, named Jane Seymour. What should I do if I can’t talk about the Bible this time? Then just accuse the affair. So Henry VIII, who had an affair, beheaded Anne for the crime of affair, and then he declared his marriage to Anne invalid. Look, I'm not a divorce.

Jean passed away less than a year after Henry VIII's third marriage, but this time Henry VIII finally had a son. It was a celebration for everyone. Henry VIII finally didn't have to harm others anymore.

, etc., it's not over yet.It is said that a painter Hans went to England to work as a court painter. After a while, he became familiar with Henry VIII, so he painted a beautiful painting to Henry VIII and recommended the Princess Anne from the Principal of Creeves. . When Henry VIII saw that the painting was beautiful, what are you waiting for? Come on. However, Meitu Xiuxiu killed people, and the British king could not escape. Henry VIII saw Princess Anne herself and died, but she still got married with her nose and didn't touch her for several months after the marriage.

Henry VIII not only hated the painter, but also hated Chief Minister Cromwell. Cromwell was Wolsey's legal counsel, and after Wolsey's death he entered the royal service and became Chief Minister. He not only helped Henry VIII to leave Rome and become the leader of the British Church. It also assisted in investigating allegations of adultery against Henry's second wife, Anne. However, Cromwell convinced Henry VIII to marry Princess Anne, but ended up dead in the light. Cromwell was subsequently charged with heresy, treason and corruption and was executed.

This time Henry VIII fell in love with Princess Anne's female servant Catherine Howard (seriously suspected that his purpose of marrying Princess Anne was impure). After he hooked up Catherine, Princess Anne was demoted directly from Henry VIII's wife. Become a fucking sister. So, this marriage is still invalid.

Henry VIII married Princess Anne half a year after marrying Catherine. But as the saying goes, if you walk by the river often, you won’t be able to wet your shoes. Henry VIII, a professional affair, finally got her shoes wet. This time the person who had an affair was replaced by Catherine, but Henry VIII had no idea of ​​thinking from the perspective of others and directly hanged Catherine.

After talking so much, it was finally Henry VIII's last marriage. This time, Henry VIII finally stopped following the waitress, but instead married Catherine Parr, a widow who had been divorced twice. But I have to say that Catherine can be called a good wife and mother. Her religious views are very radical and she often argues with Henry, but she can always make concessions in time.

And influenced by Catherine, Henry VIII reconciled with his two daughters, and Catherine took good care of Henry's two daughters and son. At this point, Henry VIII finally stopped making trouble, and due to weight problems, he was in poor health and eventually died of illness in Windsor Castle. After his death, he was buried in St. George's Church with his third wife, Jane Seymour.

After all, all this is for the inheritance of the Tudor dynasty. Henry VIII not only changed the fate of six women, but also cleaned up the ministers who had assisted him for many years, and thus changed the trend of the country. But everything was futile, and his son and two daughters followed the throne one after another and ended the Tudor dynasty because they had no children.

Author: Wild Horse Green Beans

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