Royal marriages were not pleasant since they were arranged for political gains and not driven by love. How difficult it must be for a foreign bride in a new country,new religion, new language, new culture and tradition with a troublesome marriage.
She was very pretty, her daughter looked so much like her, her story is kinda sad but at least she saw her son become king and her daughter a popular duchess, and being back in France was probably a good movement for her
I sadly ran out of words to describe how happy I am to watch your videos, but I'm sure you know what I mean. I recommended your videos to a student, whom is the son of friends. He wants to study modern history and shares my passion. I help him wherever I can, but I told him to watch your videos at night to get the perfect information package about the french court. He's just as excited about your channel as everyone with an interest in french history is. Des salutations à la Belgique!💙👋
Well, I've been discussing your idea about generalizing my channel with my friends, and I've decided to try a few videos that are of Royals outside of the Bourbon Dynasty. I'll be doing Charles II, and I think I'm going to do Maria Theresia Of Austria as she was the mother of Marie Antoinette and was an extremely strong woman with an interesting life story. They're still linked to France, but it'll give me an opportunity to test my viewer's interest... If the reception is good I might branch out more. Thank you for suggesting it. I'm not sure if I'm totally in my comfort zone doing it, but I guess I have nothing to loose by trying it. If you have other royals you think would do well on my channel, please let me know.. Always interested in hearing your opinion !
@@TheKingsofFrance I'm happy to hear that! Maria Theresia and her french husband are ideal to start. The Bourbon-Parmas and the Bourbon-Two Sicilies would be next, I assume. Or the legitimiste branch with the pretender Louis XX. You also mentioned the Medicis, probably Caterine and Marie. I'm absolutely looking forward to it. What about the exiled english and scottish kings who lived at the french court during the times of Louis XIV et Louis XV.?
I have found this English Queen interesting since I saw the movie "Cromwell". I did not know much about her French history. This explains a lot about her actions during the English Civil war. It also explains a lot of why Charles II of England was so close to the French court.
@@TheKingsofFrance I think that "Cromwell" is nothing worth to see - except maybe how much you can change history on screen. Many aspects are wrong - especially portraying the king's army.
Love Henrietta Maria. I almost see some similarities with her and Marie Antoinette: the rocky early marriage, the stranger in a strange land, the love of luxury, but also the fierce devotion to her husband and family. It's like an alternate history of if Marie Antoinette and her son survived the French Revolution. How different that would be!
There are striking similarities between Charles I, Louis XVI and Nicholas II and Henrietta Maria, Marie Antoinette and Alexandra. Charles, Louis and Nicholas were all well meaning, relatively weak men who were good husbands and fathers. Henrietta Maria, Marie Antoinette and Alexandra were not welcomed in their new countries and were the subject of malicious gossip and vicious propaganda and were accused of dominating their husbands and conspiring with their relatives. They all faced adversity with courage and loyally supported their husbands.
This fascinating biography of an intrepid French woman who played a major role in British history offers many insights into the political and religious conflicts that erupted into the English Civil War. In 11 minutes, I learned a lot.
I have little sympathy for Henrietta, but I'm descended from Huguenots who fled France to save their lives and eventually settled in the American colonies.
Henrietta was not a religious fanatic, like Cromwell and some of her fellow Catholic nobles. She was a patron of the Huguenot sculptor Hubert Le Sueur. Her father was a former Protestant who asserted Protestant rights.
Under The Influence Of Henrietta Maria Of France,Both Of Her Sons Became Catholics,Charles II On His Deathbed,And James II & VII During His Lifetime,But Charles II Insisted Upon Having His Brother's Two Surviving Children,His Daughters Mary And Anne Raised As Protestants. Charles II Had No Legitimate Children,And James II's Son By His Second Wife,Mary Of Modena Was Raised Catholic Like His Father,Therefore,The Male Line Of The Stuarts Were Barred From The Throne By The Act Of Succession. The Protestant Line Of The Family Descended From James I's Daughter,Elizabeth,Queen Of Bohemia,Then The Claim Passed To Her Daughter,The Electress Sophia Of Hanover. She Died Two Months Before Queen Anne,And Her George I Of The House Of Hanover Succeeded To The Throne.
Sure, but Charles should have known that marrying a catholic princess of France would not have been a good idea. Every time I read about Charles I ‘s marriage, I wonder what he was thinking. Surely he didn’t expect a princess of France to be a Protestant.
Henrietta’s father Henry IV was religiously tolerant. We have to take into account that Henrietta believed she was championing an oppressed minority. She was a patron of Hubert Le Sueur, who was Protestant. Unlike Antoinette and Empress Alexandra, she also didn’t have an example of a famous monarch being executed by his own people after a Revolution/War.
Other than James Hay and Buckingham other well known favorites of James I (and VI) Stewart are Esme Stewart Duke of Lennox childhood favorite of James and of course Robert Karr Count of Somerset
Cool! I only knew the basics about Henrietta, & it was great to find out more, like her French background. It seems very hypocritical that she was allowed to be openly Catholic when it was illegal for the general population- how could they think people would be ok with that?? That was their whole problem tho- either they had no clue what average people thought, &/or they thought the rules didn't apply to them because Divine Right of Kings. But ofc it was so sad what Henrietta & her family went through...
Thank you for watching again, and sharing your thoughts with us. It is indeed hypocritical but ultimately Charles I paid a heavy price for allowing her to continue practicing her catholic faith.
@@TheKingsofFrance He paid an _incredibly_ high price, & executing a king for _treason_ is as ridiculous & hypocritical as Henrietta being Catholic. It all just seems like a mess- he wasn't great, but Cromwell certainly wasn't either, but the power of the monarchy did need to be dialled back a bit, & no matter what people tried, Charles was _literally_ like, "over my dead body!", so what are you gonna do? Accept his absolute power, or go to war; both of which are crappy choices.
James the brother of Charles II was a catholic and was forced to abdicate by his son-in-law William of Orange husband of his daughter Mary and brother-in-law to Anne Stewart the first Stewart in english history was actually Mathew Steward Earl of Lennox the third and last husband of Margaret Tudor Henry VIII`s older sister
One more thing about Richard Wynn The Younger after the Booth rebellion I already mentioned that he was ransomed by his mother Lady Grace Wynn but he was held prisoner in Carnarvon castle the castle where Edward II was born
And one more thing after Richard Wynn The Younger the male line of the Wynn family dies out and the family is inherited by Robert Bertie 1st Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven husband of Mary (Mallie) Wynn daughter of Richard The Younger point is that during the reign of Charles I and Charles II the Wynn family is one of the strongest at court
When his father the martyred King was executed they did not know how to brake the news to Charles so to this end one of the senior members of the court came to Charles II and instead of calling him Your Royal Highness he bowed and said Your Magesty Charles II took a moment to comprehend it but it was a real body blow to him
Just like Richard Wynn The Older was a chamberlane and treasurer to Henrietta Maria his son Richard Wynn The Younger held the same positions for the next queen Catherine of Bragansa wife of Charles II
Charles and Hanriette Marie met for the first time when he stopped in France on the way back from Spain he went to Spain in order to try and court the Spanish Infanta Maria Anna but it failed because she was a staunch catholic and Charles did not want to convert to catholicism Charles was accompanied by his Gentleman of the Bedchamber Ser Richard Wynn The Older and by George Villiers 1st Duke of Buckingham Buckingham even had a quarle with his Spanish counterpart (probably Count-Duke de Olivares himself)
After the battle of Worcester Charles II escaped whit the help of a certain Father Huddleston at some point when Charles II was on his dead bed it was his brother James (James II and VII) ho brought in Father Huddleston and it was Huddleston himself ho converted Charles II to catholicism on the insistence of Catherine of Bragansa and Louise de Kerouaile James told to Charles "Sire I bring you now a man ho once saved your life and now he will save your soul "
actually Charles II (Henrietta Maria`s son)`s last word were not the phrase "Let not poor Nelly starve" he did said this on his death bed but his last words are " "You must pardon me, gentlemen, for being a most unconscionable time a-dying."he died of kidney failure
According to the letters Henrietta Maria wrote to Charles from France Charles's indecisive actions drove her crazy she was really mad at Charles for the fact that he did not keep his word to the members of Parliament Charles Spencer 9th Earl of Spencer talks about it in "The Stuarts a Bloody reign" a documentary about the Stuart dynasty and one more thing according to Peter Wilford owner of Gwydir castle Ser Richard Wynn The Older was one of the nobles ho carried Charles I's robes juring his coronation Ser Richard Wynn brought from Spain 12 Cedar saplings and planned to plant them in honor of Charles I's wedding to the Spanish infanta Maria Anna but sence it failed he had to wait and still he planted them when Charles married Henrietta Maria out of the 12 cedars there are 3 that remain until this day in Gwydir castle
and one more thing sence we are on the topic of Stewards and we know they have scotsman blood i`d tell you one thing abouth the saint patron of Scotland Saint Margaret Ian Mladjov inferred that Agatha, the wife of Edward the Exile, was granddaughter of Agatha Cryselia, daughter of Gavril Radomir, by his short-lived first marriage to a Hungarian princess thought to have been the daughter of Duke Géza of Hungary. According to the Polish-Hungarian Chronicle, that princess was Adelaide, the daughter of Doubravka of Bohemia and Mieszko I of Poland.
could it be possible that Marie De Medici had a hand in the death of her husband is it posible Ravaillac could have been just a tool in the hands of Marie (and Konchino Konchini)
If you heard about The Booth rebellion by Ser George Booth one of the leaders was Ser Thomas Myddelton whit him was none other than Ser Richard Wynn The Younger ho was married to Lady Sara Thomas Myddelton's daughter
I've heard that Henrietta Maria herself refused to take part in the coronation because she did not wanted to be crowned by a protestant I've heard that from the current Earl of Spencer Charles Spencer in the documentary The Stuarts a Bloody rain plus I've read on Wikipedia that she never did like the name Mary
Maria of Modena Henrietta Maria's daughter-in-law was a daughter to Laura Martinozzi ho was a sister to Anne Martinozzi wife of Armand De Bourbon Conti brother of Le Grand Conde that means that Louis De Bourbon Conti from The Holy Brotherhood of the Glorious Pederasts was a causin to a queen of England
At some point in time juring the Civil War Charles I actually came to Gwydir castle upon the invitation of Ser Richard Wynn The Older btw after the Booth rebellion failed Ser Richard Wynn The Younger was held prisoner at Carnarvon castle the same castle where Edward II was born
Charles I of England, Louis XVI of France, Nicholas II of Russia - what did they all have in common? All had unpopular foreign wives, all lived in backward autocratic bubbles, and all were executed by thier people.🤔
I am a direct descendant of her 3rd son Henry, Duke of Gloucester my grandfather would've been king if it weren't for King Charles I toss his 3rd son in exile
How are you doing merry Christmas happy new year iam new subscriber Arabic lady citizen we are as foreigners subscribers as overseas students want to increase our cultural level improve our English language as well so that I gathered main information about about famous celebrity you talked about briefly here it’s Henrietta Maria born in 1609 she was queen of England Scotland and Ireland wife of Charles mother of two immediate successors Charles 11 and James she her husband were perfect match despite her Catholicism she married at age 15 by proxy to French princess infant of doors of Norte dame in Paris after rough start the politicial. Alliance through marriage turned into love story she was youngest daughter of Henry 1v of France date of marriage 1625 she died at age 26 caused by cholera may be by poison thank you for your historical documentary channel iwish for your channel more success and progress stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones
@@TheKingsofFrance the reason I asked this is because I read that Loui the XVI was threatened once by someone leaving a painting in his bedroom that showed the beheading of Charles the I Steward, and the writer commented that this king was an ancestor of the French king. Thank for your quick answer. I enjoy your videos very much. Kudos de 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
George Villiers Duke of Buckingham was the King's favorite some people think the king was sexually attracted to the Duke they tried to ask for the hand of the Spanish infanta Maria Anna but it became a political fiasco because she was a staunch catholic and the Duke had quarles whit his Spanish counterpart the strongest people in Charles I's court were George Villiers Duke of Buckingham and the King's Gentleman of the Bedchamber Ser Richard Wynn The Older son of John Wynn First Baronette the Wynn family ruled Gwydir castle in Wales when the Wynn family died out the castle was inherited by the husband of the last Lady Wynn Robert Bertie ho was from the Willoughby de Eresby family the same family in wich Maria de Salinas Catherine of Aragon's best friend got married in
Royal marriages were not pleasant since they were arranged for political gains and not driven by love. How difficult it must be for a foreign bride in a new country,new religion, new language, new culture and tradition with a troublesome marriage.
Women were commodities used to bargain with… thank you for watching !
Gosh, you are so lucid. Your narration is splendid. I can't tell you how much I enjoy your work.
Thank you so much, what a lovely compliment !
She was very pretty, her daughter looked so much like her, her story is kinda sad but at least she saw her son become king and her daughter a popular duchess, and being back in France was probably a good movement for her
Thank you so much for watching and sharing your thoughts with us Ernesto !
I sadly ran out of words to describe how happy I am to watch your videos, but I'm sure you know what I mean. I recommended your videos to a student, whom is the son of friends. He wants to study modern history and shares my passion. I help him wherever I can, but I told him to watch your videos at night to get the perfect information package about the french court. He's just as excited about your channel as everyone with an interest in french history is.
Des salutations à la Belgique!💙👋
Well, I've been discussing your idea about generalizing my channel with my friends, and I've decided to try a few videos that are of Royals outside of the Bourbon Dynasty. I'll be doing Charles II, and I think I'm going to do Maria Theresia Of Austria as she was the mother of Marie Antoinette and was an extremely strong woman with an interesting life story. They're still linked to France, but it'll give me an opportunity to test my viewer's interest... If the reception is good I might branch out more.
Thank you for suggesting it. I'm not sure if I'm totally in my comfort zone doing it, but I guess I have nothing to loose by trying it.
If you have other royals you think would do well on my channel, please let me know.. Always interested in hearing your opinion !
@@TheKingsofFrance I'm happy to hear that! Maria Theresia and her french husband are ideal to start. The Bourbon-Parmas and the Bourbon-Two Sicilies would be next, I assume. Or the legitimiste branch with the pretender Louis XX.
You also mentioned the Medicis, probably Caterine and Marie. I'm absolutely looking forward to it.
What about the exiled english and scottish kings who lived at the french court during the times of Louis XIV et Louis XV.?
Henrietta Maria had so much loss in her life (father, husband, and some children)! Merci 🌸!
Thank you for watching once more Christine !
I have found this English Queen interesting since I saw the movie "Cromwell". I did not know much about her French history. This explains a lot about her actions during the English Civil war. It also explains a lot of why Charles II of England was so close to the French court.
So many movies I still need to see. I'll put it on my list. Thank you for watching.
@@TheKingsofFrance I think that "Cromwell" is nothing worth to see - except maybe how much you can change history on screen. Many aspects are wrong - especially portraying the king's army.
@@amtmannb.4627 To Kill a King is good because of Rupert Everett. A film about this amazing woman is long overdue.
The Stuart kings have always been close to France ..
Love Henrietta Maria. I almost see some similarities with her and Marie Antoinette: the rocky early marriage, the stranger in a strange land, the love of luxury, but also the fierce devotion to her husband and family. It's like an alternate history of if Marie Antoinette and her son survived the French Revolution. How different that would be!
I never looked at it that way Robert. What an intriguing line of thought.
@@TheKingsofFrance Thanks. I appreciate that.
@Robert Pizor what an interesting and unique observation! It makes you think of the what ifs.
@@nancycampbell8671 Thank you very much!
There are striking similarities between Charles I, Louis XVI and Nicholas II and Henrietta Maria, Marie Antoinette and Alexandra. Charles, Louis and Nicholas were all well meaning, relatively weak men who were good husbands and fathers. Henrietta Maria, Marie Antoinette and Alexandra were not welcomed in their new countries and were the subject of malicious gossip and vicious propaganda and were accused of dominating their husbands and conspiring with their relatives. They all faced adversity with courage and loyally supported their husbands.
She's one of my favorite historical figures, thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching ! You seem to have an interesting channel, I'll be talking a look later on !
Mine too. She was an amazing wife & mother... So sad that her husband was beheaded. It truly tore her to pieces... She truly loved him...
This fascinating biography of an intrepid French woman who played a major role in British history offers many insights into the political and religious conflicts that erupted into the English Civil War. In 11 minutes, I learned a lot.
I'm glad you found the video useful Carl ! Thank you for being here !
one more thing about Maria de Salinas she was the mother of Jane Gray the 8 day queen`s step-grandmother Catherine Brandon Douchess of Sufolk
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Thank you so much for watching hun 😘
I love, love, LOVE this channel! Thank you for your work! :)
Thank you so very much !
Great video again! Thank you very much.
Thank YOU for watching ! I really appreciate it !
Another amazing story from the past thank you Milly 🗼🥐☕👩🎨🇫🇷🛍♥️Merci♥️
Thank YOU for watching !!!
I can imagine she experienced the same reception to a foreign court and country as Marie Antoinette did in France.
Yes, I think you are right. Thank you for watching !
Thank you so much for making this video. I am a big fan of both Stuart and Bourbon history. I am looking forward to your Christmas video.
Thank you so much... I hope you'll enjoy it...
Very much enjoyed this video, thanks for posting!
Thanks so much for watching. Hope you are doing well !
I have little sympathy for Henrietta, but I'm descended from Huguenots who fled France to save their lives and eventually settled in the American colonies.
I understand. Thank you for watching !
Henrietta was not a religious fanatic, like Cromwell and some of her fellow Catholic nobles. She was a patron of the Huguenot sculptor Hubert Le Sueur. Her father was a former Protestant who asserted Protestant rights.
Thank you immensely for these beautifully executed (no pun intended) videos!!
Thank you so much Janaya, much more to come !
Under The Influence Of Henrietta Maria Of France,Both Of Her Sons Became Catholics,Charles II On His Deathbed,And James II & VII During His Lifetime,But Charles II Insisted Upon Having His Brother's Two Surviving Children,His Daughters Mary And Anne Raised As Protestants. Charles II Had No Legitimate Children,And James II's Son By His Second Wife,Mary Of Modena Was Raised Catholic Like His Father,Therefore,The Male Line Of The Stuarts Were Barred From The Throne By The Act Of Succession. The Protestant Line Of The Family Descended From James I's Daughter,Elizabeth,Queen Of Bohemia,Then The Claim Passed To Her Daughter,The Electress Sophia Of Hanover. She Died Two Months Before Queen Anne,And Her George I Of The House Of Hanover Succeeded To The Throne.
Thank you very much for sharing this information with us Gregory !
Charles II and Louis XIV looked so much alike. You could tell they were cousins. Heck they looked like brothers...
Ah now that you say so.... Thank you for pointing that out !
@@TheKingsofFrance Have you noticed how many of the Windsor's have the incredible similarities to Tzar Nicholas?
@@TheKingsofFrance If you ever entered The Ashmoleon museum and saw Charles and James ( her sons) they really came to life.
I don’t think she ever took into consideration the damage she was doing to her husband in supporting Catholics
Agreed. Charles paid a heavy price !
Sure, but Charles should have known that marrying a catholic princess of France would not have been a good idea.
Every time I read about Charles I ‘s marriage, I wonder what he was thinking. Surely he didn’t expect a princess of France to be a Protestant.
Henrietta’s father Henry IV was religiously tolerant. We have to take into account that Henrietta believed she was championing an oppressed minority. She was a patron of Hubert Le Sueur, who was Protestant. Unlike Antoinette and Empress Alexandra, she also didn’t have an example of a famous monarch being executed by his own people after a Revolution/War.
Other than James Hay and Buckingham other well known favorites of James I (and VI) Stewart are Esme Stewart Duke of Lennox childhood favorite of James and of course Robert Karr Count of Somerset
Cool! I only knew the basics about Henrietta, & it was great to find out more, like her French background. It seems very hypocritical that she was allowed to be openly Catholic when it was illegal for the general population- how could they think people would be ok with that?? That was their whole problem tho- either they had no clue what average people thought, &/or they thought the rules didn't apply to them because Divine Right of Kings. But ofc it was so sad what Henrietta & her family went through...
Thank you for watching again, and sharing your thoughts with us. It is indeed hypocritical but ultimately Charles I paid a heavy price for allowing her to continue practicing her catholic faith.
@@TheKingsofFrance He paid an _incredibly_ high price, & executing a king for _treason_ is as ridiculous & hypocritical as Henrietta being Catholic. It all just seems like a mess- he wasn't great, but Cromwell certainly wasn't either, but the power of the monarchy did need to be dialled back a bit, & no matter what people tried, Charles was _literally_ like, "over my dead body!", so what are you gonna do? Accept his absolute power, or go to war; both of which are crappy choices.
Maryland is named after her. Baltimore archdiocesis was the first established in the colonies. Thank you
Thank YOU for watching !
I'm a proud Marylander.
James the brother of Charles II was a catholic and was forced to abdicate by his son-in-law William of Orange husband of his daughter Mary and brother-in-law to Anne Stewart the first Stewart in english history was actually Mathew Steward Earl of Lennox the third and last husband of Margaret Tudor Henry VIII`s older sister
It was Henrietta Maria's daughter-in-law Catherine of Bragansa ho brought from Portugal the traditional of tea drinking to England
Very educational excellent content and beautifully presented thank you
Thank you so much for watching !
One more thing about Richard Wynn The Younger after the Booth rebellion I already mentioned that he was ransomed by his mother Lady Grace Wynn but he was held prisoner in Carnarvon castle the castle where Edward II was born
I think the "last blow" to Charles I's reign was the axe - literally, the axe. ;)
Thank you for watching and commenting !
Actually Ser Richard Wynn The Older carried Charles I's robes juring his coronation
And one more thing after Richard Wynn The Younger the male line of the Wynn family dies out and the family is inherited by Robert Bertie 1st Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven husband of Mary (Mallie) Wynn daughter of Richard The Younger point is that during the reign of Charles I and Charles II the Wynn family is one of the strongest at court
She had a very hard life.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
I feel bad for her :(
When his father the martyred King was executed they did not know how to brake the news to Charles so to this end one of the senior members of the court came to Charles II and instead of calling him Your Royal Highness he bowed and said Your Magesty Charles II took a moment to comprehend it but it was a real body blow to him
Just like Richard Wynn The Older was a chamberlane and treasurer to Henrietta Maria his son Richard Wynn The Younger held the same positions for the next queen Catherine of Bragansa wife of Charles II
One more thing the day when Charles II entered London was not chosen randomly it actually was his birthday he turned 30
Charles and Hanriette Marie met for the first time when he stopped in France on the way back from Spain he went to Spain in order to try and court the Spanish Infanta Maria Anna but it failed because she was a staunch catholic and Charles did not want to convert to catholicism Charles was accompanied by his Gentleman of the Bedchamber Ser Richard Wynn The Older and by George Villiers 1st Duke of Buckingham Buckingham even had a quarle with his Spanish counterpart (probably Count-Duke de Olivares himself)
After the battle of Worcester Charles II escaped whit the help of a certain Father Huddleston at some point when Charles II was on his dead bed it was his brother James (James II and VII) ho brought in Father Huddleston and it was Huddleston himself ho converted Charles II to catholicism on the insistence of Catherine of Bragansa and Louise de Kerouaile James told to Charles "Sire I bring you now a man ho once saved your life and now he will save your soul "
when Hanryette Marie escaped to France her ships were actually under gunfire from Parliament
One Of Charles's Pictures Was Actually His Father,King James VI &I. He Was Wearing The Crown.
Can you tell me where in the video ? I'll add a card !
At 2:51 Is Where Charles Father King James Is.
the marriege of Charles and Maria Anna did not materialise because Maria Anna was a devaut catolic while Charles was a protestant
actually Richard Wynn The Older was not only Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Charles I but allso he was the Tresurer to Henrietta Maria
At some point Ser Richard Wynn The Younger became sheriff of Carnarvonshire
actually Charles II (Henrietta Maria`s son)`s last word were not the phrase "Let not poor Nelly starve" he did said this on his death bed but his last words are " "You must pardon me, gentlemen, for being a most unconscionable time a-dying."he died of kidney failure
Henriette Marie and the english sometimes call her Henrietta Mariah
Anybody else getting fruity vibes from Henrietta and Lucy??
Sincerely, a bisexual woman who got a Feeling In Her Gut hearing their story...
Quite possibly, who’s to say ? Thank you for watching and commenting !
According to the letters Henrietta Maria wrote to Charles from France Charles's indecisive actions drove her crazy she was really mad at Charles for the fact that he did not keep his word to the members of Parliament Charles Spencer 9th Earl of Spencer talks about it in "The Stuarts a Bloody reign" a documentary about the Stuart dynasty and one more thing according to Peter Wilford owner of Gwydir castle Ser Richard Wynn The Older was one of the nobles ho carried Charles I's robes juring his coronation Ser Richard Wynn brought from Spain 12 Cedar saplings and planned to plant them in honor of Charles I's wedding to the Spanish infanta Maria Anna but sence it failed he had to wait and still he planted them when Charles married Henrietta Maria out of the 12 cedars there are 3 that remain until this day in Gwydir castle
and one more thing sence we are on the topic of Stewards and we know they have scotsman blood i`d tell you one thing abouth the saint patron of Scotland Saint Margaret Ian Mladjov inferred that Agatha, the wife of Edward the Exile, was granddaughter of Agatha Cryselia, daughter of Gavril Radomir, by his short-lived first marriage to a Hungarian princess thought to have been the daughter of Duke Géza of Hungary. According to the Polish-Hungarian Chronicle, that princess was Adelaide, the daughter of Doubravka of Bohemia and Mieszko I of Poland.
could it be possible that Marie De Medici had a hand in the death of her husband is it posible Ravaillac could have been just a tool in the hands of Marie (and Konchino Konchini)
If you heard about The Booth rebellion by Ser George Booth one of the leaders was Ser Thomas Myddelton whit him was none other than Ser Richard Wynn The Younger ho was married to Lady Sara Thomas Myddelton's daughter
I am a socialist but have loved Henrietta since I was eight ( 66 now).
How did you learn about her at such a young age ?
@@TheKingsofFrance From a friend's comic.
I've heard that Henrietta Maria herself refused to take part in the coronation because she did not wanted to be crowned by a protestant I've heard that from the current Earl of Spencer Charles Spencer in the documentary The Stuarts a Bloody rain plus I've read on Wikipedia that she never did like the name Mary
Maria of Modena Henrietta Maria's daughter-in-law was a daughter to Laura Martinozzi ho was a sister to Anne Martinozzi wife of Armand De Bourbon Conti brother of Le Grand Conde that means that Louis De Bourbon Conti from The Holy Brotherhood of the Glorious Pederasts was a causin to a queen of England
Hi! I've always wondered if your native language is French? Or are you fluent in it?
I think she said she’s from Belgium so I believe it’s native
I am indeed from Belgium, but from the Flemish part. My native language is Dutch, but I do speak some French, English and German...
@@TheKingsofFrance I didn't know you were from Belgium. I have my aunt and some cousins living there. I'm from Argentina. Thanks for replying
You're welcome, thank YOU for watching !
I wish Americans could fluently speak multiple languages instead of barely being able to speak one, like me.
Thomas Wentworth was executed by Charles I because the Parliament forced him
Also, we’re her remains discarded during the French Revolution? I believe the Basilica St Denis was looted correct? Thank you!
Yes, her remains were exhumed and thrown in a mass grave...
At some point in time juring the Civil War Charles I actually came to Gwydir castle upon the invitation of Ser Richard Wynn The Older btw after the Booth rebellion failed Ser Richard Wynn The Younger was held prisoner at Carnarvon castle the same castle where Edward II was born
As a kid Charles I had rickets and he was stuttering
Charles I of England, Louis XVI of France, Nicholas II of Russia - what did they all have in common? All had unpopular foreign wives, all lived in backward autocratic bubbles, and all were executed by thier people.🤔
Quite sad if you think about it... Thank you so much for watching and commenting !
And all had no backbone
This was fascinating. Merci!
Thank you so much. How is your book coming along?
@@TheKingsofFrance You're welcome!
Thank you for asking! It's in a final edit before a professional critique.
I am a direct descendant of her 3rd son Henry, Duke of Gloucester my grandfather would've been king if it weren't for King Charles I toss his 3rd son in exile
Oh wow, that's an impressive ancestry. thank you for watching.
Were her remains disturbed during the revolution?
Yes, her body was removed from her tomb on October 16, 1793 and was thrown into a mass grave alongside other French royals. Thank you for watching.
@@TheKingsofFrance thank you foe your answer I've studied french and english/euro history my whole life(always interested me more than american)
God, women literally being dragged away from a window for being sad. Was this Medici mother the same from the film Queen Margot??
Nope, that was Catherine de Medici. Her mother was Marie de Medici.
She looks so much like my mother. They all look like that.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
I have a feeling I was her in another lifetime. I look exactly like her. I’m not even kidding she’s my doppelgänger.
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How are you doing merry Christmas happy new year iam new subscriber Arabic lady citizen we are as foreigners subscribers as overseas students want to increase our cultural level improve our English language as well so that I gathered main information about about famous celebrity you talked about briefly here it’s Henrietta Maria born in 1609 she was queen of England Scotland and Ireland wife of Charles mother of two immediate successors Charles 11 and James she her husband were perfect match despite her Catholicism she married at age 15 by proxy to French princess infant of doors of Norte dame in Paris after rough start the politicial. Alliance through marriage turned into love story she was youngest daughter of Henry 1v of France date of marriage 1625 she died at age 26 caused by cholera may be by poison thank you for your historical documentary channel iwish for your channel more success and progress stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones
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@@TheKingsofFrance I myself am interested in history since I was 4 years old (29 now)
Here we most toast those people who do not care about the religion of others . Sectarianism kills and kills again. It is vile.
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Her husband Charles I collected the works of Tician
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French princesses made good queens of England.
Not like american ones !
Thanks for watching and commenting. Are you referring to prince Harry's wife by any chance ?
She was quite beautiful.
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So this is how henriette louis and philliphe are related.
Hope it cleared up any questions you may have !
@@TheKingsofFrance Yes it did thank you I'm watching the tv series versailles and i was wondering how could they be cousins.
Girl was lucky takeovers are not kind to unpopular queens Marie Antoinette and Alexandra Romanov anyone
Thanks for pointing that out...
I take it she was named after her parents
The 'Of France' part was indeed because she was born a princess of France
@@TheKingsofFrance Prencess du Sang Princess of the blood am I correct
She had a really hard life from beginning to end.
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How was Charles I of England ancestor of Louis XVI of France?
As far as I'm aware he's not an ancestor in the direct bloodline...
@@TheKingsofFrance the reason I asked this is because I read that Loui the XVI was threatened once by someone leaving a painting in his bedroom that showed the beheading of Charles the I Steward, and the writer commented that this king was an ancestor of the French king. Thank for your quick answer. I enjoy your videos very much. Kudos de 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
George Villiers Duke of Buckingham was the King's favorite some people think the king was sexually attracted to the Duke they tried to ask for the hand of the Spanish infanta Maria Anna but it became a political fiasco because she was a staunch catholic and the Duke had quarles whit his Spanish counterpart the strongest people in Charles I's court were George Villiers Duke of Buckingham and the King's Gentleman of the Bedchamber Ser Richard Wynn The Older son of John Wynn First Baronette the Wynn family ruled Gwydir castle in Wales when the Wynn family died out the castle was inherited by the husband of the last Lady Wynn Robert Bertie ho was from the Willoughby de Eresby family the same family in wich Maria de Salinas Catherine of Aragon's best friend got married in
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