Henry and Elizabeth of York proved that arrange royal marriages can be prosperous too. They loved and cared for each other. But it's sad how their son Henry Viii dishonoured his wives and daughters. May their souls rest in peace.
Indeed. I also believe Elizabeth dying when Henry VIII greatly affected him as he was extremely close to his Mom. Had she lived, I wonder if Henry VIII would have been so tyrannical...
Elizabeth of York was amazing, really. The daughter of King Edward IV, sister to King Edward V, niece of King Richard III, wife to King Henry VII, mother to King Henry VIII and grandmother of King Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I. Not a bad tally!
Yeah in that's ense became more powerful than another powerful woman in nobility even outgoing her mum only wife n mother or Ceceliy Neville being mother an wife also have that's indervidual relationship many other male monarchs gives her more power as u said even becoming grandmother to several more famous long regining monharc/monarchs just outstanding u wudnt Wana piss her off wud ya 😅😂x
This is about Henry VII. The early notification squad represented as we saw the title typo of Henry VIII, but I knew History Homegirl would fix it in a jiffy. She doesn't mess around with the facts.
I love hearing about some of the lesser known characters in the Tudor saga as well as other subjects. I'm starting to feel like the Tudor market might be getting over saturated. I know those get a lot of views so keep making those videos but please more of these also!
The first time I visited The Tower of London where Queen Elizabeth of York died after giving birth to her daughter. I visited the Chapel of St John located in the White Tower, where the Queen's body laid before its removal to Westminster Abbey for her funeral and a great sadness came over me when I thought of her early death and lying in the beautiful Norman Chapel, after trying to give the King another son to replace Prince Arthur. 😢
Henry the V11 died by today's money a Billionaire. He learned a few things that carryover to the present. If your heart is broken, that trumps all else.
@@untamedblossoms sorry, I posted a comment before I finished watching. The book was about the parents of Elizabeth. Richard and Elizabeth Woodwille. "The White Queen".
@@pamelaoliver8442 The events of 1483, and the causes for them are extremely complex, and it was not a simple matter of usurpation. Edward himself, by his inconstant behavior with women, including the way in which he made Elizabeth Woodville his wife, sowed the seeds for those events himself.
@@savagedarksider5934 there's no way he'd of tried it with Edward still alive. Richard IIIs usurpation was opportunistic, not planned, he was scared of his brother and with good reason, he'd already offed his other brother.
Maybe the Marriage was successful cause of staying in close quarters with each and you know both had an easy temperament. Other royal marriages the people lived very separate lives.
Never get too attached to anyone, it will lead to expectations and expectations always lead to disappointment. Anticipate everything and expect nothing.
Richard III did not seize the throne, Henry V was proclaimed illegitimate after Edward IV and Elizabeth’s marriage was declared null. Richard was rightful heir in that case.
@@rabbitsrule9437 1) Falls in love with the uncle who killed her brothers. 2) Marries the man who killed her uncle/lover and disabled cousin. 3) Tries to have another baby in order to replace her son that died and turns a single tragedy into a triple tragedy by dying in childbirth and losing the little baby also. Ugh. I hate her!
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Henry and Elizabeth of York proved that arrange royal marriages can be prosperous too. They loved and cared for each other. But it's sad how their son Henry Viii dishonoured his wives and daughters. May their souls rest in peace.
Henry VII was known to be tight with his money, but he gave his wife a spectacular funeral which was wildly expensive for those times.
They had a great marriage. Henry VII was heartbroken over Elizabeth of York's death.
True. He was devoted to her.
Indeed. I also believe Elizabeth dying when Henry VIII greatly affected him as he was extremely close to his Mom. Had she lived, I wonder if Henry VIII would have been so tyrannical...
@samantha smith I can see that...
Elizabeth of York was amazing, really. The daughter of King Edward IV, sister to King Edward V, niece of King Richard III, wife to King Henry VII, mother to King Henry VIII and grandmother of King Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I. Not a bad tally!
She was more than just a pretty face alongside the powerful men around her.
Peacefully ended the war of the roses too 🌹🌹 coining the phrase “make love not war”
Yeah in that's ense became more powerful than another powerful woman in nobility even outgoing her mum only wife n mother or Ceceliy Neville being mother an wife also have that's indervidual relationship many other male monarchs gives her more power as u said even becoming grandmother to several more famous long regining monharc/monarchs just outstanding u wudnt Wana piss her off wud ya 😅😂x
This is about Henry VII. The early notification squad represented as we saw the title typo of Henry VIII, but I knew History Homegirl would fix it in a jiffy.
She doesn't mess around with the facts.
I love hearing about some of the lesser known characters in the Tudor saga as well as other subjects. I'm starting to feel like the Tudor market might be getting over saturated. I know those get a lot of views so keep making those videos but please more of these also!
The first time I visited The Tower of London where Queen Elizabeth of York died after giving birth to her daughter. I visited the Chapel of St John located in the White Tower, where the Queen's body laid before its removal to Westminster Abbey for her funeral and a great sadness came over me when I thought of her early death and lying in the beautiful Norman Chapel, after trying to give the King another son to replace Prince Arthur. 😢
i still recall the feud between Barbra Streisand and Jimmy Durante in the early 60s known as the War of the Noses.
I Love Her Remarkable History. The history of actual women. X
Like father, like son.. Err.. Well, not quite in Henry VII and VIII case. 🗿
Enjoyable ,informative, and succinct !
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO.
In depth video on the Marriage Elizabeth of York to King Henry VII the Parents of King Henry VIII
Henry the V11 died by today's money a Billionaire. He learned a few things that carryover to the present. If your heart is broken, that trumps all else.
well narrated history.
Ohoh, I read a book from that period! It was Philippa Gregory's book, historical fiction but nevertheless I enjoyed very much.
Name of the book please?
@@untamedblossoms sorry, I posted a comment before I finished watching. The book was about the parents of Elizabeth. Richard and Elizabeth Woodwille. "The White Queen".
@@edith8349 thank you 🙏🏽
@@untamedblossomsThe next book of Phillipa Gregory is "The White Princess" is about the daughter of Elizabeth Woodwille, the one in this video.
@@edith8349 I am going to start with “Lady of the River” and continue the series in historical order.
Ironically her namesake died in 1603 about 100 years later.
Childless and brought the much plotted and planned Tudor dynasty to an end.
Edward the 4th is rolling in his grave; he wanted his son to rule; instead his son was usurped and his house came to an end.
Usurped by the brother he trusted no less..illegitimate indeed. Very ugly business
@@pamelaoliver8442 The events of 1483, and the causes for them are extremely complex, and it was not a simple matter of usurpation. Edward himself, by his inconstant behavior with women, including the way in which he made Elizabeth Woodville his wife, sowed the seeds for those events himself.
Had he of been less enamoured with wine, women and food, his son would have.
@@pk6810 Had Edward the 4th lived; if would have made Richard III attempt to take the throne more difficult.
@@savagedarksider5934 there's no way he'd of tried it with Edward still alive. Richard IIIs usurpation was opportunistic, not planned, he was scared of his brother and with good reason, he'd already offed his other brother.
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That was amazing
Maybe the Marriage was successful cause of staying in close quarters with each and you know both had an easy temperament. Other royal marriages the people lived very separate lives.
Never get too attached to anyone, it will lead to expectations and expectations always lead to disappointment. Anticipate everything and expect nothing.
I think you sound like Lily James!
My great, great, great, ...... grandfather was knighted by Henry VII
Richard 3rd was Edward 5th uncle not nephew
I was just about to note this correction too.
Yes me too!!
The story of Henry and elisabeth so beautiful
Richard III did not seize the throne, Henry V was proclaimed illegitimate after Edward IV and Elizabeth’s marriage was declared null. Richard was rightful heir in that case.
Bingo!
The Tudor era was brutal, at times, but I wouldn't say it was the most brutal. The Tudors have lots of competition from other eras and dynasties.
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Elizabeth of york was a GREAT LADY.......
I like Henry the 7th
Did she say he was looked after by his nephew? Don't you mean uncle?
Henry VII you mean?
The title is off
Whaaat?!😵😵😖🥴
So sad they lost much to early her son arthur....
Ughhh she will fix it!! Just enjoy the content
Henry VIII?
No Henry VII, the father of Henry VIII
@@sp3llcast3r28 yes the title has been fixed, it originally said Henry VIII
wasn't that his mother?
Elizabeth was Henry VIIIs mother
First one here!
Feels like Romeo and Juliet
All ROYALS and DUTCHES tough days had their MISTRESSES -
N O T so Henry the 7. th he loved his " LIZZY " so badly........
Concerning her coronation, wasn't E. of Y. pregnant?
no, it was after the birth of Arthur.
Medieval kimgs quee s of England
They're both Aquarius
IKR!! I'm one as well, (February 9th), though it was kinda sad that she died a bit young, and on her 37th Birthday, which is a bummer.
The more I learn about Elizabeth of York the more I can’t stand her. She sounds insane.
Why
@@rabbitsrule9437 1) Falls in love with the uncle who killed her brothers. 2) Marries the man who killed her uncle/lover and disabled cousin. 3) Tries to have another baby in order to replace her son that died and turns a single tragedy into a triple tragedy by dying in childbirth and losing the little baby also.
Ugh. I hate her!
@@strangementalitypaperYTnot sure what you mean re number 1?
@@rabbitsrule9437 She was in a sexual relationship with Richard III before he died at Bosworth.
@@strangementalitypaperYT well I would say that is disputed and probably highly unlikely in that era! Richard also set her up to marry someone else.
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