Henry Tudor "I will be king of England!" | Interview with historian Nathen Amin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2024
- How Welsh was Henry Tudor?
What kind of man was he?
When did he decide to make a bid for the English throne?
Did the 'Princes in the Tower' actually escape?
The answers to these questions and a lot more are in this intelligent and entertaining interview with historian and writer, Nathan Amin.
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This is the conversation about Henry Tudor that I've been wanting to have for years!!!
Absolutely wonderful.
Grateful to be introduced to this brilliant writer and historian - planning on devouring his books as soon as I am able 😁
I love Nathan. He’s one of my favorite historians. Thanks for having him here.
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What a great get to have Nathen on the Rise of the Tudors tour. Wish I could join! I will definitely follow along if you publish any videos on the tour.
This was a really interesting and highly informative interview. Many thanks.
Fantastic discussion!
Hi Philippa. Hope you're ok. Fantastic vlog form my kinsman and fellow Tudor lover Mr Amin 🏴. Ali
Great interview! I thoroughly enjoyed it! Thanks 😊
Looking forward to this!
You will really enjoy it Linda, Nathan was brilliant and his knowledge is superb!
diolch, danke, merci, grazie nathan amin...
he is a very good historian...
cant wait to listen, love nathen’s take of things
Harri was a Cymro, spending the first 14 years of his life in Wales, and the next 14 in Brittany which has a similar language. But wasn't he being a bit cynical in his manifesto, promising to deliver his compatriots from the 'miserable servitude' which they had suffered under the penal code. His Celtic cousins in Cornwall must have been disappointed in him after 1497. BTW, do you think Roland de Velville was his son?
Have a watch of the interview, Nathan goes into this:-)
the celebrity
welsh noble woman
is known as *mam cymru*
or a noble woman at the court of queen elizabeth I...
Katheryn of Berain (Welsh: Catrin o Ferain) 1535 - 1591
geneolgists and historians have argued for many years, about henry 7th being her ancestor,
it is however more likely that the connection is via ednyfed fychan...descendants the ap tewdar of penmynydd....
the distant cousins of rhys ap thomas of dinefwr castle...
her 4 marriages,..
links to owain gwynedd,,, prince of wales.. and gywdir castle...
also
Gwilym ap Griffith was the oldest son of Griffith ap Gwilym and Generys ferch Madog.
The family was descended from the 12th-/13th-century Welsh magnate and dynastic founder Ednyfed Fychan... *the griffith family of PENRYN estate * orginally a manor and later a victorian built CASTLE*
distant cousins to the ROYAL HOUSE OF TUDOR...
a contempary of katheryn tudor or berain,..
who may have belived her ancestor was henry 7th...?
is LADY BLANCHE PARRY..
known as * blanche ap harry
born
Herefordshire, in the Welsh Marches, was a personal attendant of Queen Elizabeth I, who held the offices of Chief Gentlewoman of the Queen's Most Honourable Privy Chamber and Keeper of Her Majesty's Jewels., she spoke welsh...
a relative of the Welsh family of Herbert, Earls of Pembroke, also a relative of the prominent Stradling family of St Donat's Castle in lordship of Glamorgan, Wales
her aunty :
Blanche Milborne, Lady Herbert of Troy (fl. 1557) , who originally built the manor ,..TROY HOUSE,,, monmouthshire..
was the Lady Mistress in charge of the upbringing of Queen Elizabeth I, Edward VI and also of Queen Mary when she lived with the younger Tudor children. She was twice married, and widowed; one of her husbands the distant cousin to the tudors..
the family of sir rhys ap thomas.. knight of the garter,.. carew, dinefwr castle & estate...
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I'm a Ricardian and to me Phillipa Langley's theories are just wish fulfilment. But I also don't believe that Richard III put his nephews to death.
If Richard hadn't of killed the boys ,then Henry would of needed to ,The fact he married Elizabeth of York to make his claim legitimate,and then had Warwick executed even though he was disinherited,because of his father Clarence,tells quite a lot
If she agreed to marry, he already had legitimacy.
He successfully raised an army, had backing in 4 countries including English nobility, and defeated Richard.
In their belief, he was king by the Will of God.
And if he wasn't supported, the nobles and soldiers would've slaughtered him in Bosworth field.
Surely Richard wouldn't advertise that the Princes had been moved abroad. Tudor would have had to eliminate them if he was going to legitimise Edward IV to marry Elizabeth of York.
I am confused. Could a dna test say Wales and Ireland, but not England or scotland.