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• Rufname Mary I Tudor, Queen of.
• Sie ist geboren am 18. Februar 1515/1516 in Palace of Placentia, Greenwich, London, Middlesex, England.Quellen 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Sie wurde getauft am 19. Juli 1553 in Queen of England.Quellen 1, 6, 7
• Glaube: Quelle 3
• Wohnhaft August 1526: Ludlow, England.Quelle 5
• (Unknown ) Bet. 1553 - 1558 in England: Ruled.Quelle 8
• Sie ist verstorben am 17. November 1558 in London, Middlesex, England, sie war 43 Jahre alt.Quellen 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Sie wurde begraben am 17. November 1558 in Westminster Abbey, London, Middlesex, England.Quellen 3, 9
• Alternative: Sie wurde begraben in St. James.Quelle 3
• Ein Kind von Henry VIII Tudor King of England und Catharine of Aragon
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 16. März 2023.

Familie von Mary I Tudor Queen of (Mary I Tudor, Queen of) England [[ChWikibio++]] sss

Sie ist verheiratet mit Philip II of Spain.

Sie haben geheiratet am 25. Juli 1554 in Wincester Cathedral, Winchester, Hampshire, England\, sie war 39 Jahre alt.

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Charlemagne Descendant many times over!

All descendants of Queen of England Eleanor of Aquitaine are in triple figures just through her paths.
All descendants of King Louis VII of France, Eleanor's first husband are likewise in triple figures
through his paths alone.

This individual is such a descendant by standard documentation, including here of one of
these individuals, or both which is here the case

This Charlemagne descendant is documented on this one extended family site as among others a
25th-26th-27th-28th-29th-30th-31st great grandchild repeatedly so many times each uniquely
as to at least be into the triple figures as such a multi-ancestral path descendant of ,
Charlemagne, first Holy Roman Emperor [HRE]---coronation on 25 December 800 in Rome---
with HREs so created and so serving until August 6, 1806, when the Empire was disbanded.

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Alias: Bloody /Mary/

or 8 Feb
her body was buried here.
her heart and bowels were buried here
http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon44.htmlMary I (1553-1558 AD)
Mary I, daughter o f Henry VIII andCatherine of Aragon,was born in 1516
and suffered through aterrible childhoo d of neglect, intolerance, and
ill-health. Shewas a staunch catholic from birth, constantly r esisting
pressurefrom others to renounce her faith, a request she
steadfastlyrefused. She mar ried Philip II of Spain in 1555, but was
unableto produce achild. Mary began her tumultuou s reign at 37 yearsof
age, arriving in Londonamid a scene of great rejoicing.Following the d
isarray created by Edward VI's passing of thesuccession to Lady Jane Grey
(Jane lasted only n ine days),Mary's first act was to repeal the
Protestant legislation of herbrother, Edward VI , hurling England into a
phase of severereligious persecution. Her majorgoal was the re-esta
blishmentof Catholicism in England, a goal to which shewas
totallycommitted. Persecution cam e more from a desire for purity infaith
than from vengeance, yet the fact remains that nearl y 300people
(including former Archbishop of Canterbury, ThomasCranmer and many of the
most pr ominent members of society) wereburned at the stake for heresy,
earning Mary thenickname,"Bl oody Mary." Mary's marriage to the
militant Catholic Philipwasagain designed to enforce Rom an Catholicism
on the realm.Unfortunately forMary, two factors compelled opposition to
herpl ans: the English people hatedforeigners - especially theSpanish -
and twenty years of Protes tantism hadsoured theEnglish on popery. She
met with resistance at every level ofsociety, an d, unlike her father and
brother, failed to conformsociety into one ideological pattern. Phil ip
II, cold andindifferent to both Mary and her realm,remained in England
foronly a short ti me. He coerced Mary to enter into warwithFrance,
resulting in defeat and the loss of the las t Englishcontinental
possession, Calais. With the retirement of hisfather, Charles V of the H
oly Roman Empire, Philip returned toSpain; Mary died a mere ten months
later.England suffer edduring the reign of Mary I: the economy was in
ruin, religiousdissent reached a zenith an d England lost her last
continentalterritory. Jane Austen wrote this rather scathing commenta
ryabout Mary: "This woman hadthe good luck of being advanced tothe
throne of England, in spi te of the superior pretensions,Merit and Beauty
of her Cousins Mary Queen of Scotland andJan eGrey. Nor can I pity the
Kingdom for the misfortunes theyexperienced during her reign, sinc e they
fully deserved them..."
Calais (France)The last part of the French soild to remain in English
hands.It was captured b y EDWARDIII after a year's siege (1347). Whenthe
burghers came to surrender the town, Edwar d's wife Philippasuccessfully
pleaded for their lives, a scene oftenreproducedin paintings a nd
sculpture. RICHARD II married Isabella ofFranceat St. Nicholas's
Church, I 1396. presen t at the weddingwas his uncle, Thomas, duke of
Gloucester, who opposed the matchand dislike d the king. Thomaswas
later arrested at Pleshey inEssex and escorted back to Calais where h e
was imprisoned andfound smothered the next day (1397). Calais remained
in Englishhands, th ough it needed constant protection from the
French.HENRY VIIIlanded here for his campaign o n 1513 and it was
nearCalais that Henry had his summit meeting with Francois ( ofFrance at
th e Field of the Cloth of Gold(1520). It was finallytaken by the
French in 1558 and its los s was a sad blow to thelast days of MARY I who
claimed that when she was dead, "Calaiswillb e found written on my
heart."

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