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Mary I of England is referred to as “Bloody Mary” because if the number of executions which took place during her reign. However, it can be argued that this is an unfair title because her father (Henry VIII) and her sister (Elizabeth) who succeed Mary, also sanctioned the execution of people who were considered traitors.
