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   3 days ago · Mary I. Born in 1516, Mary was a doted-upon princess until Henry‘s quest to annul his marriage to her mother led to the young girl being declared illegitimate. After the deaths of her half-brother Edward VI and the Nine Days‘ Queen Lady Jane Grey, Mary took the throne in 1553 at age 37.

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     The death of Mary Tudor - Queen of France (Sister of Henry VIII)

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   4 days ago · Implicated in several conspiracies to assassinate Elizabeth and install herself as queen, Mary was tried and executed for treason in 1587, becoming a Catholic martyr. Legacy and Representation of Tudor Women

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   The Tudor period is defined as from the beginning of Henry VII's reign in 1485 to the end of Elizabeth I's reign in 1603. All history (economic, social, religious etc) and discussion of all types of people (monarchs, nobles, commoners) welcome. Submissions pertaining to the Wars of the Roses may be accepted or removed at the discretion of the mods.

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   What happens if a woman dies during the Tudor era?

   • When a woman did so, her marriage would become annulled. During the Tudor time period, women might have children every one to two years. Due to poor medical hygiene, it was not uncommon for women to die in childbirth. Because of this, there was also a high risk that the child would not survive the process either.

   What life was really like for Tudor women

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   Why were some Tudor women able to leave a mark on history?

   • Despite the challenges, some Tudor women, thanks to their status, were able to leave an enduring mark on history. One of the most famous Tudor women, who reigned for a period of 44 years, was Queen Elizabeth I. She never married and became known as the 'Virgin Queen.' She helped to establish a middle way in religious debates.

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   How long was the Tudor period in England and Wales?

   • The Tudor period in England and Wales lasted from 1485 to 1603. It was a time when the Tudor dynasty was in control of the monarchy, and many great social and historical changes were taking place. Some of the most famous women of the era were probably Queen Elizabeth I, Mary Tudor, and the six wives of Henry VIII.

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   Why was Queen Elizabeth a 'virgin queen'?

   • One of the most famous Tudor women, who reigned for a period of 44 years, was Queen Elizabeth I. She never married and became known as the 'Virgin Queen.' She helped to establish a middle way in religious debates. On becoming Queen, she assumed the role of Supreme Governor of the English Protestant church.

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   4 days ago · Isabella of France (c.1295-1358) The daughter of Philip IV of France and wife of Edward II, Isabella is one of the most colorful and controversial queens in English history. Often known as the "She-Wolf of France", Isabella notoriously led an invasion of England in 1326 that deposed her husband in favor of their son Edward III.

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   21 hours ago · The Tudor period in England and Wales lasted from 1485 to 1603. It was a time when the Tudor dynasty was in control of the monarchy, and many great social and historical changes were taking place ...

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   5 days ago · Mary Tudor, daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, was born in 1516 after a series of tragic losses for the royal couple. Her birth brought joy and ...

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   4 days ago · Mary Tudor, Henry VIII's sister, chose cloth of gold for her wedding gown as she became Queen of France in 1514. Mary famously married the much-older Louis XII and a Venetian ambassador recorded that her gown of 'of stiff gold brocade', with an English-style headdress. She also wore lots of jewels.