The Tudors: The Intrigue & Scandal Of Britain's Sauciest Dynasty | Kings & Queens | Real Royalty
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2023
- Although the Tudors reigned from 1485 - 1603, our story begins much earlier, in the year of 1461 with a character called Owen Tudor. Owen was the source from which the Tudor dynasty would eventually spring. 1461 - 1485 saw the Yorkists Edward IV, Edward V and Richard III on the throne, until in 1485 the Tudor reign began with Henry VII. Henry VII was followed in 1509 by probably the most famous of all the Tudor monarchs, Henry VIII, who with his six wives takes a very colourful place in history. Then came Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I, along with Lady Jane Grey (the Nine Days' Queen) who historically gets very little mention. All in all, the Tudor period was one of intrigue and passionate affairs, one that even today can still capture the imagination.
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Enjoyed the video immensely. Disappointed when it was over.
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Love your videos!
Dayum, they really did Catherine Howard wrong in this one especially
In all the versions of the Tudors, this one was way better told in a well read & telling. Some people have the knack of making history much more fun to listen to & learn along the way! History teachers, the boring monotone ones, could really learn how to keep their classrooms awake by following the lead of our story teller here. JMO
Am i the only one who's picture seems off, blurry?
This video was quite blurry and distorted?
History ❤
When was this recorded? Seems like a very old documentary.
I wouldve enjoyed this more if there hadn't been so many ads
Owen Tudor is similar in historical standard to Guiseppe Princip of WW1 fame. Both relative nobodies whos actions resulted in great tragedies
I enjoyed the body language analysis doc. This case is fascinating but trusted among many other things. I do think giving Jodi credit for coming up with this program of parenting or whatever she calls it, is giving credit where it isn’t due as I do recall reading some transcripts or interviews with Latter Day Saints religious groups who testified and accused members of using the exact same method as far back as three generations that this particular person could attest to. Who knows how far it goes bsck but it makes sense a bit more how this was known about but not many people are willing to come forward. Organized religion scares me. 😅
Tbh, when im going to bed 🛌 i put this on tue person talking has a relaxing 😌 voice & the Info is kinda boring (but interesting)
While the early part of the video is great, there is a gross mischaracterization of Catherine Howard that I just can't get past....
"A very sexy widow." Excuse me?
Being presently in the 21st Century, it is reasonable to apply Discernment regarding Henry VIII. Of a clear Textbook view, it is obvious that Henry, VIII demonstrated the traits and behaviors defining Narcissist Personality Disorder, and on a number of occasions with finality of the most toxic of applications.
In an act called Titulus Regius, Parliament had declared Richard's nephews, Edward and Richard (and their sister, Elizabeth), to be illegitimate. Ergo, Richard had no need to have them murdered. However, when Henry Tudor wanted to cement his claim to the throne by marrying Elizabeth - well, he couldn't marry a bastard, could he? He had Titulus Regius revoked *unread*, so that his wife was no longer illegitimate. Only one problem: that also re-legitimized her brothers, giving them back their rightful claim to the throne over his. Well, he couldn't have that, either. So, if anyone had cause to do away with the boys, it was Henry Tudor. In light of the shifty dealings around the date of his coronation, it's just the sort of thing he would have done.
more ancestors of mine on my mother’s side of the family
It is a story of the influenced effects of "Narcissist Personality Disorder".
Why can't they just say dynasty not way too confusing ❓