How Do You Remember The Six Wives Of King Henry VIII?
Now I really have no idea whatsoever of the revelance of this is. But I figure if this is what wins someone the Million Dollar Question, then I’m happy. Okay. Let’s start with 1. Out of all the wives, only one was named Jane. Jane Seymour (and no, not the actress) was the only wife of King Henry to bear a legitment son, something that Henry had wanted for a long time. Two weeks after the birth of Edward, Jane died due to childbirth complications. Two of the six wives were named Anne. Anne Boleyn wasn’t a princess. She was able to convince Henry to end the marriage with his first wife and when the Pope refused to grant him an annulment, Henry broke away from the Catholic Church and created the Church of England. After six years of wooing Anne, the marriage from his first wife was considered annulled and they were married. Nearly three years and one daughter later, Anne was executed for **** and treason. Anne of Cleves was the wife following Jane Seymour. The marriage was set up blindly,
