it depends because Louis XIV openly cheated in all of his lover Madame de Mainteinon except when his wife queen Maria Therese died, he remarried Madame de Manteinon and never cheated on her
I’m happy that Catherine Parr became the mother to all 3 kids of Henry. She knew that their father was cruel to their mothers and she became a mother figure to them, not even thinking to keep the throne to herself or her family.
Ah well yes, Catherine was truly a mother figure to them. But if i‘m not mistaken she remarried with Thomas Seymour and took elizabeth into her household for quite awhile where she got sexually harrased from her husband. At the end it turned out that Catherine was witnessing the somewhat „abuse“ and didn’t do anything about it. So i would say she also wasn’t the best mother figure….
@Sangay Zam So? That’s has nothing to do with elizabeth and her trauma, neither of her motherhood to henry’s children. Besides, back then a lot of people died while giving birth.
@Sangay Zam so which mean disvorce , beheaded , died , disvorce , beheaded , died ? Jane seymour also died while birth to Edward VI 1537 Thomas seymour was jane seymour brother. So which meab Edward VI call Thomas seymour uncle Thomas seymour beheaded in tower of london in 1549 after 1 year of catherine parr death
@@robertb4000 No, the "survived" for Catherine Parr means that she survived Henry. The rhyme is a way to remember the fates of the six wives while they were married to him.
@@shukhada6664 from what I can remember from the Tudors catherine parr never died in childbirth because she didn’t get children. She outlived henry and married the other man. The woman you mean is Jane Seymour. She died in childbirth.
I don’t think people show enough love for Catherine Parr. Truly a strong woman who is usually forgotten as the “one that survived” and that’s it. As if all she did was marry him and then wait for him to die.
Catherine of Aragon:the royal Anne Boleyn:the strong Jane Seymour:the mistress Anne of Cleves:the lucky Catherine Howard:the child Catherine Parr:the mother Henry:the jerk
@@clairdeloona7411 Oh hi Your Majesty(I know you are no longer Queen of England,but you are a German princess)!I just want to tell you that you are one of my favorite wives.
@Hi Lifg her looks are a great mystery... There are many different reports about it... Most people believe that the reports saying that Anne was ugly came from Henry's friends and supporters but were lies to favor Henry's case. Many people believe that if the painting was misleading, Henry wouldn't have allowed Holbein to keep his head 😅 According to Dr. Kat from "reading the past", there was a beauty standard in Tudor court, so if she was ugly she wouldn't be allowed in court because it was required to be kinda of an ornament... And beauty is subjective anyway, so it is kinda hard to tell 😅 I'm very inclined to believe that she was pretty, but Henry found her boring because she was more quite, reserve than he would like her to be and didn't know anything about music, dance, courtly love and all other things Henry liked and there is the "first meeting disaster" too 😬
My heart really aches for Catherine Howard, abused as a child and manipulated by different men and her own ladies. She was actually repulsed by the king and was only a child. At least she may have had some happiness with the man she loved who was her actual age, they went out together.
Culpepper was 29 years old, and she was 19. In addition, there is evidence that she was under manipulation by him (he was charged with abuse and murder). In fact, the "love" letter that Katherine wrote has been reviewed and they found many errors that were not shown in the other letters, apart from the fact that she was trembling while writing it due to the carelessness of her writing and grammar of that then.
Henry did what a dutiful husband did in those times during his wife's pregnancies. He could not visit the bed of his wife, (intercourse was considered harmful for the baby)
@@helene4397And yet a husband of her time wouldn’t accuse his wives of incest, turn his daughters into bastards, and kill all of his male friends who defended them.
@@helene4397 bro was a dog and a man whore, slut, an adulterer and had hundreds of mistresses, created a whole entire religion to divorce his wife, but let's blame male incompetency on a woman as always lmaoo the most incapable man/king in history🤣🤣
Well yeah, but without king Henry, Britain won’t be bigger nor stronger. Also Anne Boleyn also flirted with other men and that made King Henry feel like he’s not valid.
Time stamps: 0:08: Catherine of Aragon 1:38: Anne Boleyn 3:18: Jane Seymour 4:28: Anne of Cleves 5:30: Catherine Howard 6:13: Catherine Parr P.S I recommend not using this and just watch the whole thing straight for the editor has worked hard on it. Thx!
The truth is Henry didn't really think she was ugly either. He decided to reenact one of his favorite plays and dress as a servant for the first time meeting her. According to the play Anne was somehow supposed to recognize that Henry was king, fall head over heels and kiss him. Obviously she didn't, so Henry and his hurt feelings decided to spread the story that she was ugly.
@@trackgirl2187 Right, if anyone was "revolting" at that point, it would have been an overweight Henry with a smelly leg ulcer. But we would think him a narcisst nowadays... nothing was ever his fault. They also say, that Anne was dumb. However, she might have suffered under an even then backwards view on the education of women, esp if they were expected to be on top of some other court later in life. She had enough common sense to just yield to Henry's wishes regarding divorce and as she was later welcomed at court and treated respectfully by her "stepchildren" , we can only assume, that she wasn't that unpleasant overall.
Catherine of Aragon: underrated, very intelligent and gracious. Anne Boleyn: Clever, manipulative, powerful but vulnerable. Vilified out of proportion; she was just trying to survive in a cruel world to women. Jane Seymour: didn't live long enough to p*** Henry off by showing her own opinions, but certainly had them. Might have been a decent queen if given a chance. Anne of Cleves: my favorite! Henry catfished her, not the other way around. She actually was very strong-willed and went on to live a wealthy, independent life after her divorce. Katherine Howard: Also vilified, but she was just a kid and in way over her head. She yet didn't have the political savvy of Anne, and ultimately met the same fate. Catherine Parr: Also strong-willed and unyielding. Kept her head in the worst circumstances. Was a decent stepmom to Elizabeth and probably helped shape her into the woman and ruler she became.
If you watch the other Boleyn girl you see Anne's sister raising her daughter. Catherine Parr also tried to connect Mary with her father again. If you watch the documentary series Lucy Worsley made you see she was scared around her father. She loved him and feared him at the same time.
@@lippiefie that never happend mary.but what did happen was that mary was kicked out of court due to marrying someone out or low ranking and never saw her sister again
It’s poetic justice that Anne, one of the wronged wives, gave birth to a girl who became one of England’s greatest leaders. Jane seymour’s son she gave to Henry didn’t make it past 20 years old when he was a prince. So all these years waiting for a male heir were a waste for Henry.
every one of them tried to survive in a horrible world in their own way, I do not blame them, I only blame Henry and the world that which condemns women so easily and tosses them aside so carelessly
Anne: "We are on the edge of a golden world." Her daughter, Elizabeth I: *leads england into what is considered go be a golden age after years of civil unrest* Words of prophecy
@Hi Lifg nope she introduced the early idea of religious tolerance, in England at least. I suppose it's not really religious tolerance, as long as they worship the same God, Protestants and Catholics are apparently the same thing to her, just with different interpretations. Her view is quite modern for her time. While she had her own beliefs and convictions, she also believed in tolerating the views of others.
Netflix: just one more episode Book: just one more chapter Henry VIII :just one more wife. Edit : thanks for the replies and likes , loved that you all liked it❤️
Catherine from aragon: the loyal Anne boleyn: the rivolutionary Jane semyour: the beloved Anne from cleves: the german Catherine howard: the child Catherine parr: the survived
@Hi Lifg It is undeniable that Anne played a fundamental role in the English schism, she was the woman who seduced the king, and without this Henry would not have risked ruining his relations with the catholic church. Furthermore, the daughter of Anne Boleyn was Elizabeth I, the queen who led england to the golden age. Finally, Anne Boleyn was not a clerk, but a woman of formidable intelligence and diplomatic ability, whose only sin was that of not being able to give that mad henry a son
@Hi Lifg please, everyone knows that the first of the two to approach the other was the king, and that even before Anne Boleyn the king enjoyed himself with Queen Catherine's numerous ladies-in-waiting
and during the marriage Anne Boleyn never shared a bed with anyone other than the king, while the king continued to enjoy himself with his numerous ladies, just as he did with Catherine
Anne of Cleves ended up getting the life she wanted in the end and that honestly amazes me. Though Catherine parr is known for surviving she didn’t want to marry him she wanted to marry Thomas. Anne definitely played her cards well.
A tragic twist of irony there is that Catherine's time with Henry might have actually been not so bad, considering what happened with Thomas Seymour afterwards.
Anne of Cleeves and Anne Boleyn are my favorites, Boleyn herself, she was very strong willed and honestly she was trying trying to survive. Cleves was literally just vibing
@@averrsa I think Anne of Cleaves was relieved when Henry annuled their marriage. She didn't gight against the annulment. She probably was relieved considering he executed Anne Boleyn, it was suspected he poisoned Catherine of Aragon ( now with modern medicine we know she wasn't poisoned) but imagine the stress you would be under wondering if u could be killed at any moment
He was handsome in his youth, but as he grew his health issues gradually got worse, so that by the time he Married Howard, he had ulcers on his legs and his temper was as short as ever. He died ugly though-
The 2 Catherines... Catherine of Aragon and Catherine Parr are my 2 favs. Such dignity, maturity, and strength, intellect and stability. Anne Boleyn was very smart too...a very cunning woman.
@lemlemcosplayz💕 yea! Henry had a brushed ego after she didn't get his reference. So he called her ugly in front of everyone, cuz he was hurt. But at least she got away, although she was treated poorly under Edwards rule 😬
I really loved Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn in The Tudors. She’s one of my favorite actresses and she played Anne so perfectly to me. She made me not like Anne but also feel sympathy towards her. I feel like she just fell in love with the wrong man, a tyrant and paid the price for his shortcomings.
@@michaelrosen6969 Lmao ok? Your opinion doesn’t matter to me😊 I said I love Natalie Dormer not anybody else had to like her, that’s your right not to like someone’s portrayal. To say Natalie Dormer isn’t beautiful is mean she’s a very beautiful and talented woman. Did you wake up and just choose to be rude and disrespectful? Have a nice day and I hope you get help. ☀️
Omg so true after watching tudors anne boleyn episode i was devastated and so sad😭 especially the scene she is pleading to Henry carrying Elizabeth in her arms. Natalie is the best actress for anne boleyn no actress can do better than her in Anne Boleyn's character. I got lost in the character that i thought Natalie is the real Anne Boleyn because of that i cried a lot and even i saw it in my dreams😭is it me or is it happen to others? I literally have to watch games of thrones to clarify that Natalie is not anne boleyn 😂
I love the fact that in "The Tudors", Henry eventually said that he likes Anna/Anne of Cleves after all! 😍 It's kinda nice because he ended getting along with her and having a good friendship with her!!
Thats historically accurate!! because she went with what Henry wanted so graciously, she stayed in the kings favor. Eventually earning the nickname "the Kings sister"
I loved Chatrine of Aragon the most. She was a true Queen in every way. Didnt desire anything els to please the king and her god but what did she get from that.. thrown away like shit.
@@joannarikihana4227 actually Henry started to hate her before he met Anne, because Catherine couldn't give him a son. He always said it was her fault that he didn't have a son. You should watch Spanish Princess, it's very beautiful and sad, I cried a lot because of her fate, Henry treated her horribly..
@@mayla1997 I suppose it is a bit harsh of me to blame Anne Boleyn. Given his fickle nature, Henry VIII would have divorced Catherine regardless if Anne Boleyn was in the picture or not. I think my problem with Anne is that she acted as a third wheel in someone else's relationship and in the process, destroyed a family. Infidelity is something I can't condone no matter the reasoning.
Anne of Cleaves outlived them all and became an independent woman, welcomed at court as Henry’s “sister” with all the honors and Henry gave her a yearly allowance and three houses. She was incredibly smart, kind, and well loved by all who knew her. She was NOT ugly.
Queen Anne Boleyn is a wonderful queen, really and legend. She is the queen of my heart. This human being is a true jewel. Her daughter is great and in the end she won and her daughter became the greatest English queen. May she rest in peace the good and strong Queen of England. She does not deserve to die Sorry for my bad english.
This is one of the best edit of all Henry’s wives. There are not many edits abou all of the wives, so it is nice to see an edit abou all of them. Good job
Ikr? The music they used on anne boleyn is quiet intense as that what the theme of her life is, while on jane seymour it played a peaceful sad piano that describes how peaceful she died. While anne of cleves has a bright music because she's the luckiest one.
So basically back then a man could throw his wives in prison be a neglectful parent to his daughters and no one would care, execute his wives for cheating when he cheats on the regular, divorces one when her looks don't meet his expectations and blames her for being humiliated, can get offended and furious when one of his wives have their own opinion, and just a manipulator and abuser in general. Tudor womanhood am I right?
@@zitronenteeYes, I also think his only problems with Catholicism was that he couldn't divorce and he had to obey the Pope. He never was a true Protestant
What a beautiful tribute. Cathrine Aragon, and Howard are by far my favorite. Aragon was such an intelligent,strong willed, level headed queen. Yes I said it, the one and only queen. I cant even explain the amount of intelligence and wit she possessed. Howard, although very young even she died, always looked on the bright side. Such an optimistic young lady, despite what she went through from a young age. Such a bright future she had.❤️
I saw that Anne definitely had a heart for family. In 3:04 I sensed that she felt responsible her brother's death, broke down and cried. And everything her father and uncle wished for, she fulfilled it even if she knew what a dangerous game she was playing..
In the story of Henry VIII, Jane Seymore is inevitably given the least attention when arguably she is the most important. Unprecedented among Queens of the time, like Ann or Elisabeth Woodville etc., who would immediately tried to consolidate power by maneuvering to get their relatives elevated in court, Jane did none of that. Instead she insisted that Mary (who was declared a bastard by Henry) be reinstated to her titles and thus back into the line of succession and prevented Henry from disinheriting Elizabeth after he beheaded her mother - both of which actually doesn't benefit her at all politically. She just had a big heart. Thus, for better or for worse, Jane had a direct hand in who would become the next 3 monarchs of England - her son Edward VI, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth 1.
@@SmartStart24 Two of her brothers did get very high up, especially Edward who eventually became, for a time, Lord Protector of Edward VI. However, most of this rise came _after_ Jane had long passed away by stint of them being the future King's uncles and Henry's enduring soft spot for Jane. (Of his 6 wives, Jane was the one and only whom Henry decreed he would be buried beside when he died).
Agreed. And didn't Anne of Cleves have a hand in keeping Mary and Elizabeth at court too? So both these ladies helped elevate the next three monarchs of England.
Elizabeth Woodville did that to feel SAFE. NOT exactly for power. She was an commoner among royal family. Princess Diana would have did the same maybe..🙏🙏
All there ladies deserved better, but my heart always breaks hearing Katherine Howard's story. Poor girl didn't deserve all she went through as a child and dying. But all of them didn't deserve any of the garbage to put up with. I hope all six queens are resting in peace.
Catherine of Aragon was an amazing woman incredibly smart and fierce hell she was a warrior sadly she did give henry pretty much the only thing he wanted
Truthfully Catherine of Aragon was smart and Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves all educated and smart. Truthfully Anne C was the smartest in the end, she graciously took the annulment knowing the kings temper and kept the king on her good side afterwards including his daughters. He had at least 3 educated wives, driven wives, he was a tyrant
@@running_girl5512 You know when you think about it, you are right. Anne of Cleves was the smartest of all his other wives, since she knew the tyrant King's temper, and took the annulment in stride, and even managed to keep the King as a friend.
I think of Aragon as the warrior who jumped in battle was used , deceived , broken and left divorced but still in her mighty grace was her daughter who lived and still reached some place even though not a proper queen nor a nice person but someone that stood on her own without her mother . I do feel sad for the deaths she caused but I still feel as if they both were wronged the most.
this is brilliant editing. I love all the six wives none of them deserved the treatment they got. Queen Anne Boleyn holds a special place in my heart I've always been drawn her story I don't know why. I hope to one day visit the place where she rests and place flowers there.
Katherine of Aragon was an authentic queen. Her parents were powerful Kings. Her Lancaster ancestors made that she had even more rights to the throne of England than Henry VIII himself. Her behavior as queen was loyal,brave, responsable and she was very loved by the people. She behavior as wife was the best, a loving wife of her husband . She was very intelligent, sensitive , cultured and she was a great beauty. When she arrived England people told that she was the most beautiful girl they have ever seen. The big pity is that she was 5 years older than Henry and, when they married she had suffered 7 years of privations and anguish.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if Henry didn't find her attractive there wasn't much she could do. Compared with his other wives, Anne of Cleeves got off pretty easy when you think about it. No executions or close calls (like when Catherine Parr was nearly arrested) for her.
I’m happy when six the musical is created because we can tell that this is the inspiration of the six wives of Henry the 8th and I love this kind of Royal regal fashion ❤❤❤
Catherine, is stereotypically depicted in some movies as having dark hair. Not all spanish are dark haired. And Catherine ironically had very blond hair.
Just as Anne is almost always portrayed to be a pale, redhead when in fact she had olive, slightly dark, skin with long black hair. She was also very tall but is usually shown to be dainty.
@@poiyreadghmncxadho657 I was referring to older adaptations, it's changed in newer ones (I'd like to say post The Tudors but I'm sure before that too).
Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, and Katherine Parr are the best queens despite having different endings to their short times as Queen of England. They were all smart, brave, and willful.
@@coeuyu She's cool, but she depended too much on her status as Princess of Aragon/Spain and her connections with the Church and the Holy Roman Emperor. Which didn't help her at all in the end. Henry only valued her as a son producing wallflower.
Anne was Henry's life. She gave Henry exactly what he asked for a ruler who brought the tudor dynasty to a golden age. Not the bloody Mary or child Edward. She deserved more than a middle aged retrobute
One of the reasons Mary grew up to be such a tyrant was the abuse she received from Anne and Henry in her childhood. Anne had Mary sent to be Elizabeth’s servant. Literally demoting her from princess ans heir presumptive to a chamber maid.
@@emilybarclay8831 Anne didn't demote her. Henry ordered it and she was not made a chambermaid. She was known las Lady Mary and was one of the ladies in waiting to the princess. Some historical reports say that Mary was still mistreated after Henry executed Anne Boleyn so it wasn't Anne who was mistreating her
Queen Mary wasn't a bad ruler. A lot of people are unaware of this but she is the one who encouraged expeditions, new sea routes which helped bring England into the Golden Age. Also history is always written by the the victors so Mary's might be exaggerated as a cruel woman. Almost all Catholic rulers burnt heretics on the stake so Im slightly suspicious why aren't other rulers called bloody
I don't think Mary hated all non Catholics as she is said to have a good relation with Henry's fourth wife ,Anne of Cleaves who was not Catholic,who also attended her coronation and Mary ensured she was well provided for after Henry's death
You know what is funny? I just realized that anne of Cleves is a german princess/Queen and she lived where I live. I'm german and she lived here. That makes me sad and proud at the same time. Great video btw. They were all trying to survive in their own way. It's great that its about all 6 of them.
I just realized, The actor of Anne Boleyn is the actress of Margaery Tyrell (I think) And I remember her having a line in the show “I don’t to be a queen, I want to be The Queen.” And According to the Oversimplified video I watched, Anne rejected Henry until She became his wife, In this case The Queen. Coincidence? Anyways, I just thought of sharing ty for reading people ✌🏻
Anna of Cleves might not have suffered an ending that was as cruel as the ones of Katherine Howard or Anne Boleyn, but just imagine living with the knowledge that you are married to a man who could end your life at literally any moment just because he is not satisfied with the way you look... I bet she was, despite being upset and disappointed for obvious reasons, quite relieved when Henry divorced her.
Amazing edit!! Though I am an Anne Boleyn's fanatic and love Katherine of Aragon, I feel that Jane Seymour isn't given the worth she has. At least, for what I know and what I've seen in the Tudors, she was a quiet but really unique woman, that desired no more than be happy the way she could (even though she had to tolerate Henry's infidelity) and help the others, like Mary Tudor and Elizabeth, that were not even her children. She also tried to take hold of the things that she could, empowering women and fighting subtly for the causes she believed in. That's why I have a lot of respect for her.
Honey, that's what's on the show. Jane Seymour never loved queen Elizabeth I. And Mary loved because she was of the same faith... I don't know why you hate queen Anne boleyn.
She was also so smart! She is just as cunning, calculating, and intelligent as Anne and Catherine. No one talks about how she literally plotted to separate Anne and Henry (and the fact she had a bit of a mean streak). I feel like no one shows that part of her, which is sad because I think one of the reasons the wives are so interesting is that it's so apparent that every one of them was so smart. Anne gets the most attention, which makes sense since she played the game the hardest and caused the most change but I think sometimes it makes people ignore the other wives.
They each had two mothers: Mary:Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Claves Elizabeth:Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard Edward:Jane Seymour and Catherine Parr
Since 1547, Henry VIII has not only burned in hell, but also constantly been decapitated, forced to solitary confinement, publicly shamed as ugly, and die of childbirth
My favorites were Catherine of Aragon (She was always loyal and stayed true to her people) and Anne of Cleaves (She showed kindest and was respectful towards the king even though he hated her due to her looks)
Catherine of Aragon: *divorced* Anne Boleyn: *beheaded* Jane Seymour: *died* Anne of cleves: *divorced* Catherine Howard: *beheaded* Catherine Parr: *survived*
@@mariamdesign6109 yes I just a few months ago got a history degree specialising in Tudor history I looked incredibly deeply into the Boleyn family including Anne Boleyn and Henry and she's absolutely amazing she knew what she wanted and how to get it and gave the country and amazing monarch Elizabeth the 1st
@@shalisca7378 Queen Anne Boleyn was such an amazing, intelligent person ... she never deserved to die . England gave the strongest queen in history ... Elizabeth was as smart as her. I don’t know why there are people who would hate that she is cute, beautiful, mother, wife and everything ... I hope now that she is in Heaven, the martyr of the English reform.
@@mariamdesign6109 completely agree. She sadly had 2 still born sons and 3 miscarriages I think if her children had lived she would have never had been killed and died as queen of England Henry would never had been known for his 6 wives but for everything else he did . But sadly she did not and was painted as the big villain of the story when it was really Henry
The entire series has captured wonderful moments, but sad ones too. But I stick to the idea of the first two seasons being the best. PS: The part with Anne Boleyn totaly gave me chills
@@ceosid317 Well there are actually 2 series in this video. The one with the red haired woman in the thumbnail who plays Catherine of Aragon is called "The Spanish Princess". But the other series is called "The Tudors". Hope this helped you 😁
The best queen on the series The Tudors is Catherine of Aragon❤️❤️ who sufferd the most died a sorry, lonely and painful death I cried watching that scene of her death bed, loved by all( the people), loved God, a true believer of the faith and in God, mistreated by her sorry excuse of a man she loved seriously I never understood how she could still love Henry after all he did to her, after all the pain and tears he put her through, seperating her from her daughter for 4 and a half years. Honestly I love Catherine of Aragon ❤️ she was a fighter, a good Queen and a good mother, forever in our heart's long live the QUEEN.
I’m glad they had Catherine look the way she does in the Spanish Princess. In a lot of shows/movies they depict her with dark hair and more Latina looking because she was from Spain but it’s been reported and in her portraits that she had fair skin and red hair
I haven't even watched the tudors yet the one who left the most affect on me was Anne Boleyn. She just has that presence and was so iconic. Not that I know much but after watching the whole video, out of all the queens , I feel like Anne Boleyn died young yet lived a thousand years. Like a legacy. It's very sad honestly, I hope she at least had a chance to say goodbye to her daughter. Though the actress' acting is brilliant.
@@elamplough1 She didn't, the Truth was She had to leave her lover to go to Henrei and couldn't keep rejecting him any longer or else he would destroy her family. They all deserved better
@@elamplough1 To be honest the things that happened to Catherine because of Anne was bitchy but Anne wasn’t a bitch. She never intended to hurt anyone, it was her father using her as a political gain and she just happened to be good at it. She was a very strong, intelligent, witty woman and she gave birth to arguably one of England’s greatest monarchs. She changed history in so many ways and without her the world would be very different
Anne Boleyn is my favorite wife. She was an accomplished woman and a religious reformer. I have tremendous respect for Catherine of Aragon, Anne of Cleves, and Catherine Parr. Katherine Howard’s life was tragic. She was not a frivolous that has been portrayed on historical fiction. I did not care for Jane Seymour. She was not intelligent, and not a great beauty. Eustace Chapuys described her as such. He didn’t think she was a virgin. He liked her because of her kindness towards Mary. He also wanted the concubine, Anne Boleyn, out of court. He really hated her.
@@leticiagarcia9025 Me too, but I was younger than you ... I loved Queen Anne Boleyn and so far I love her so much, I don't hate any of Henry VIII's wives because they are all wronged, but Queen Anne Boleyn is the most unfair husband ... in the end her daughter became the greatest queen 👑 and won ~
@@bloodymary8906 All of his wives were admirable. I don’t think much about Jane Seymour. She knew Henry was going to execute Anne. The Seymours were grooming Jane to become queen. I don’t hate her. I felt bad for her during her last days of her life. Elizabeth was Anne Boleyn’s greatest legacy
@@leticiagarcia9025 Yes, but I only hate Jane, but the rest of the wives are kind ... Jane is one of the reasons for the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn ... Yes, Queen Elizabeth I, the pride of Queen Anne Boleyn. ... a queen and daughter of a king and the daughter of a brave queen
"Forgive me but surely Lady Anne is worthy of every respect. She carries herself with great dignity and modesty, and desires nothing more than to please the king, her lord."
I love the transition between Charlotte Hope and Maria Kennedy, I could see Charlotte's Catherine turning into Mary's Catherine one day. Beautifully done.
![Catherine & Henry Scenes [S01] [1080p+Logoless]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5h71w9xfsaI/mqdefault.jpg)
King Henry: "She looks like a horse!!!"
Whole world: Dummy where?!
Henry should look at a mirror, then he’ll see the horse, actually I’m offending horses now
And your head is offending your neck, would you like me to get rid of it?
@@kinghenryviii1794 no thanks but you're face is offending me sooo how about you cut it off instead😒
@@kinghenryviii1794 Henry.. IT’S BEEN ENOUGH! I’M DONE WITH YOU *Jumps onto* GET AWAY FROM ME
@@kinghenryviii1794 ooh shit! a rat
Lesson learned, *If he's willing to openly cheat with you, then he will also openly cheat on you*
it depends because Louis XIV openly cheated in all of his lover Madame de Mainteinon except when his wife queen Maria Therese died, he remarried Madame de Manteinon and never cheated on her
@@mariaminghi4297 how can you know that? Maybe he did but we don't know.
@@mariaminghi4297 that we know of
Absolutely
Anne didn’t deserve it
I’m happy that Catherine Parr became the mother to all 3 kids of Henry. She knew that their father was cruel to their mothers and she became a mother figure to them, not even thinking to keep the throne to herself or her family.
Ah well yes, Catherine was truly a mother figure to them. But if i‘m not mistaken she remarried with Thomas Seymour and took elizabeth into her household for quite awhile where she got sexually harrased from her husband. At the end it turned out that Catherine was witnessing the somewhat „abuse“ and didn’t do anything about it. So i would say she also wasn’t the best mother figure….
@Sangay Zam So? That’s has nothing to do with elizabeth and her trauma, neither of her motherhood to henry’s children. Besides, back then a lot of people died while giving birth.
@Sangay Zam so which mean disvorce , beheaded , died , disvorce , beheaded , died ?
Jane seymour also died while birth to Edward VI 1537
Thomas seymour was jane seymour brother.
So which meab Edward VI call Thomas seymour uncle
Thomas seymour beheaded in tower of london in 1549 after 1 year of catherine parr death
@Sangay Zam My apologies, i understood it wrongly
@@robertb4000 No, the "survived" for Catherine Parr means that she survived Henry. The rhyme is a way to remember the fates of the six wives while they were married to him.
Anne of Cleve really won the game. She survived the marriage, got a nice house and stable financials after the divorce and even outlived Henry.
The only lucky wife whom he didn't destroyed in some kinda of way.
Didn't Catherine Parr outlive Henry bout a year or so?
@@yukikoEHE Still died in childbirth So Anne actually won the husband game by not dying because of husband/heir
@@shukhada6664 from what I can remember from the Tudors catherine parr never died in childbirth because she didn’t get children. She outlived henry and married the other man. The woman you mean is Jane Seymour. She died in childbirth.
@@Engeltje094 Oh no not Henry's child. Thomas Seymour's child. She got married and died within 1.5 year so.........
I don’t think people show enough love for Catherine Parr. Truly a strong woman who is usually forgotten as the “one that survived” and that’s it. As if all she did was marry him and then wait for him to die.
YUP
Surviving a marriage with Henry Tudor was such a goal.
First English Queen to publish a book under her own name. A great accomplishment.
@@meloderieugif2294 Cleves?
But she did nothing for Elizabeth the first when her husband tried to groom the poor girl
Catherine of Aragon:the royal
Anne Boleyn:the strong
Jane Seymour:the mistress
Anne of Cleves:the lucky
Catherine Howard:the child
Catherine Parr:the mother
Henry:the jerk
the jerk... LOLOLOL
I agree with Henry being the jerk xD
DEFINITELY
The mistress😂😂
@@clairdeloona7411 Oh hi Your Majesty(I know you are no longer Queen of England,but you are a German princess)!I just want to tell you that you are one of my favorite wives.
Elizabeth be like: no worries, mother and step mothers.. I will revenge for you by being a badass leader.
Yep 😂
AS SHE SHOULD
Damn Straight! 👌🌟
@@lollipop96537 thank you, Lizzy 🥺
@@KHowardishereandthefunsbegun omg hi cousin
Henry: “SHE LOOKS LIKE A HORSE!”
Anne: *Literally the most beautiful woman I have ever seen*
@Hi Lifg Bruh I know it’s not the real Anne of Cleves
@Hi Lifg her looks are a great mystery... There are many different reports about it... Most people believe that the reports saying that Anne was ugly came from Henry's friends and supporters but were lies to favor Henry's case.
Many people believe that if the painting was misleading, Henry wouldn't have allowed Holbein to keep his head 😅 According to Dr. Kat from "reading the past", there was a beauty standard in Tudor court, so if she was ugly she wouldn't be allowed in court because it was required to be kinda of an ornament... And beauty is subjective anyway, so it is kinda hard to tell 😅
I'm very inclined to believe that she was pretty, but Henry found her boring because she was more quite, reserve than he would like her to be and didn't know anything about music, dance, courtly love and all other things Henry liked and there is the "first meeting disaster" too 😬
I watched a video where they turned the paintings of the queens into real likenesses. Anne of Cleves was by far the most beautiful!
Anne...and you look like an old buffallo
@@prodemocracyyot8083 He probably did lol
My heart really aches for Catherine Howard, abused as a child and manipulated by different men and her own ladies. She was actually repulsed by the king and was only a child. At least she may have had some happiness with the man she loved who was her actual age, they went out together.
How old was she when she married?
@@valleyoak2142 between 17 and 19 years old
I truly felt bad for her!
Culpepper was 29 years old, and she was 19. In addition, there is evidence that she was under manipulation by him (he was charged with abuse and murder). In fact, the "love" letter that Katherine wrote has been reviewed and they found many errors that were not shown in the other letters, apart from the fact that she was trembling while writing it due to the carelessness of her writing and grammar of that then.
Catherine Howard had a rough childhood she didnt even get to live her life long because Henry the jerk cutted her life short😢
I feel so bad for Catherine of Aragon.
She really had 5 miscarriages, a husband who was cheating on her and an awful marriage life
Henry did what a dutiful husband did in those times during his wife's pregnancies. He could not visit the bed of his wife, (intercourse was considered harmful for the baby)
@@helene4397And yet a husband of her time wouldn’t accuse his wives of incest, turn his daughters into bastards, and kill all of his male friends who defended them.
@@helene4397 bro was a dog and a man whore, slut, an adulterer and had hundreds of mistresses, created a whole entire religion to divorce his wife, but let's blame male incompetency on a woman as always lmaoo the most incapable man/king in history🤣🤣
She lost her only son with Henry after 52 days old
One of them were stillborns
Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived.. ..
.
Played in my head the entire 8 minutes.
Liveeeeeee
I was hoping they would use that song when I saw the title of the video
Someone needs to do it
I'm glad I'm not the only one who heard those words in their head
Me too.
Glad I’m not the only one
My heart aches for Catherine of aragon . She didn't deserve to treated like garbage.
Not only is Catherine all his wives wronged ... Queen Anne Boleyn broke my heart
Honestly, It made me mad.
@@bloodymary8906 Anne Boleyn:(
Her story is sure an infamous part of Tudor history but at least she was dignified and civil throughout the ordeal.
I agree...
they all deserved so much better ugh in this house we hate henry viii
Same queen
Neither of you are queens.
@@LAkadian considering what was happening to queens in the video, I'd say that's a good thing
In ours as well!! Lol!!
Well yeah, but without king Henry, Britain won’t be bigger nor stronger. Also Anne Boleyn also flirted with other men and that made King Henry feel like he’s not valid.
Time stamps:
0:08: Catherine of Aragon
1:38: Anne Boleyn
3:18: Jane Seymour
4:28: Anne of Cleves
5:30: Catherine Howard
6:13: Catherine Parr
P.S I recommend not using this and just watch the whole thing straight for the editor has worked hard on it. Thx!
can i know all the movies name for these 6 wives of him?
@@tietietiev5045 Idrk know any. Sorry-
@@tietietiev5045 I think "Tudors" or so from what I've seen from comments its a series I guess
Thank you! I watched the whole the thing and want to watch Catherine again cuz I'm a simp 💀
@@babygirlincorporated where did u watch it?
I’m so glad Anne B. got the last laugh, gave birth to one of the most successful queens to ever live.
*Queen Elizabeth I*
The lady portraying Anne of Cleves definitely doesn't look like a horse.
I agree, in fact I, personally, find her quite beautiful
A Black Mirror fan lol
@@iamkhaleesi9103 I haven't actually watched the black mirror tbh 😅, nice name btw., another got fan as I can see lol
The truth is Henry didn't really think she was ugly either. He decided to reenact one of his favorite plays and dress as a servant for the first time meeting her. According to the play Anne was somehow supposed to recognize that Henry was king, fall head over heels and kiss him. Obviously she didn't, so Henry and his hurt feelings decided to spread the story that she was ugly.
@@trackgirl2187 Right, if anyone was "revolting" at that point, it would have been an overweight Henry with a smelly leg ulcer. But we would think him a narcisst nowadays... nothing was ever his fault.
They also say, that Anne was dumb. However, she might have suffered under an even then backwards view on the education of women, esp if they were expected to be on top of some other court later in life.
She had enough common sense to just yield to Henry's wishes regarding divorce and as she was later welcomed at court and treated respectfully by her "stepchildren" , we can only assume, that she wasn't that unpleasant overall.
Catherine of Aragon: underrated, very intelligent and gracious.
Anne Boleyn: Clever, manipulative, powerful but vulnerable. Vilified out of proportion; she was just trying to survive in a cruel world to women.
Jane Seymour: didn't live long enough to p*** Henry off by showing her own opinions, but certainly had them. Might have been a decent queen if given a chance.
Anne of Cleves: my favorite! Henry catfished her, not the other way around. She actually was very strong-willed and went on to live a wealthy, independent life after her divorce.
Katherine Howard: Also vilified, but she was just a kid and in way over her head. She yet didn't have the political savvy of Anne, and ultimately met the same fate.
Catherine Parr: Also strong-willed and unyielding. Kept her head in the worst circumstances. Was a decent stepmom to Elizabeth and probably helped shape her into the woman and ruler she became.
If you watch the other Boleyn girl you see Anne's sister raising her daughter. Catherine Parr also tried to connect Mary with her father again. If you watch the documentary series Lucy Worsley made you see she was scared around her father. She loved him and feared him at the same time.
@@lippiefie that never happend mary.but what did happen was that mary was kicked out of court due to marrying someone out or low ranking and never saw her sister again
@@lippiefie plz do proper research
My favorite poor Queen Anne Boleyn
@George Ybarra But Queen Anne Boleyn was also strong and intelligent
A truly tragic tribute to the six wives of Henry VIII, all of them suffered in different ways at the hands of a selfish tyrant of a man.
It’s okay. They formed a band now.
@@ChloeLouiseeB yeah now theyre writing lyrics for shakesy p
I agree.
Is this a mini series or a show?
@@dday881 TV show calleded:The Tudors.🌝
It’s poetic justice that Anne, one of the wronged wives, gave birth to a girl who became one of England’s greatest leaders. Jane seymour’s son she gave to Henry didn’t make it past 20 years old when he was a prince. So all these years waiting for a male heir were a waste for Henry.
“I fought nine years to be your queen”
That sass! Oh Catalina your such an icon
every one of them tried to survive in a horrible world in their own way, I do not blame them, I only blame Henry and the world that which condemns women so easily and tosses them aside so carelessly
Series name
@@snigdhasarkar5535 The Tudors
Such a beautiful tribute, love that you used the Spanish Princess too for Catherine xx
She is most similar to the real Catherine than the actress of The Tudors
@@blackandark In looks definitely
Oh my poor Anne..
@@blackandark Right. That's one peeve of mine, that because she came from Spain, they all cast a "spanish" looking actress.
@@luna8327 😭😭😭
Anne: "We are on the edge of a golden world."
Her daughter, Elizabeth I: *leads england into what is considered go be a golden age after years of civil unrest*
Words of prophecy
Big leap... Lol!!
@@chykim1 Witty... Lol!!
@Hi Lifg You look bloody like Mary.... Mary is the worst queen in England.
@Hi Lifg you'll die when you are anything but catholic on her reign right?
@Hi Lifg nope she introduced the early idea of religious tolerance, in England at least. I suppose it's not really religious tolerance, as long as they worship the same God, Protestants and Catholics are apparently the same thing to her, just with different interpretations. Her view is quite modern for her time. While she had her own beliefs and convictions, she also believed in tolerating the views of others.
Netflix: just one more episode
Book: just one more chapter
Henry VIII :just one more wife.
Edit : thanks for the replies and likes , loved that you all liked it❤️
Lol
HAHAHAHAHA
I'm deceased with this comment XD
me :just one more queen
i thought it was "just one more cathrine/kathrine"
I love how cathrine and Anne both said “ I have come here to die” as if to except that there life is over and done with and it’s amazing!
Catherine from aragon: the loyal
Anne boleyn: the rivolutionary
Jane semyour: the beloved
Anne from cleves: the german
Catherine howard: the child
Catherine parr: the survived
@Hi Lifg yes, because she was the woman who convinced henry to separate the england from the church.
@Hi Lifg It is undeniable that Anne played a fundamental role in the English schism, she was the woman who seduced the king, and without this Henry would not have risked ruining his relations with the catholic church. Furthermore, the daughter of Anne Boleyn was Elizabeth I, the queen who led england to the golden age.
Finally, Anne Boleyn was not a clerk, but a woman of formidable intelligence and diplomatic ability, whose only sin was that of not being able to give that mad henry a son
@Hi Lifg please, everyone knows that the first of the two to approach the other was the king, and that even before Anne Boleyn the king enjoyed himself with Queen Catherine's numerous ladies-in-waiting
and during the marriage Anne Boleyn never shared a bed with anyone other than the king, while the king continued to enjoy himself with his numerous ladies, just as he did with Catherine
proof of this is Jane Semyour, the third wife, known when she was still Anne's lady-in-waiting
Rumor has it that those 54 dislikes are from Henry and his sleazy mates.
I’ve been looking for Six The Musical stans aiajakak
😄
That’s classified
Heheheeee
@@kinghenryviii1794 but it true tho
Anne of Cleves ended up getting the life she wanted in the end and that honestly amazes me. Though Catherine parr is known for surviving she didn’t want to marry him she wanted to marry Thomas. Anne definitely played her cards well.
A tragic twist of irony there is that Catherine's time with Henry might have actually been not so bad, considering what happened with Thomas Seymour afterwards.
Anne of Cleeves and Anne Boleyn are my favorites, Boleyn herself, she was very strong willed and honestly she was trying trying to survive. Cleves was literally just vibing
I love that you included a moment the previous queen spent with the new queen with or without knowing they were being replaced.
@@averrsa I think Anne of Cleaves was relieved when Henry annuled their marriage. She didn't gight against the annulment. She probably was relieved considering he executed Anne Boleyn, it was suspected he poisoned Catherine of Aragon ( now with modern medicine we know she wasn't poisoned) but imagine the stress you would be under wondering if u could be killed at any moment
They made King Henry way too good looking in this one LOL
I believe he was handsome in his youth
He was handsome in his youth, but as he grew his health issues gradually got worse, so that by the time he Married Howard, he had ulcers on his legs and his temper was as short as ever. He died ugly though-
@@v0id3d_st4rs yes I think they kept him good looking throughout though lol
I mean in this series they kept him good looking
Ikr is so hilarious
The 2 Catherines... Catherine of Aragon and Catherine Parr are my 2 favs. Such dignity, maturity, and strength, intellect and stability. Anne Boleyn was very smart too...a very cunning woman.
Queen Anne boleyn is so adorable.
Catherine Howard watching you forget about her....
Octavious both those Catherines are also my favorites❤
weren't there 3 Catherine's:
Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr.
@@alondramolinamillan2645 Yes
The fact he had the audacity to call Anne of cleves "ugly"
Fr,his ego was so hurt when she didn’t react “properly” to the fairytale trope help😭🪑
@lemlemcosplayz💕 yea! Henry had a brushed ego after she didn't get his reference. So he called her ugly in front of everyone, cuz he was hurt. But at least she got away, although she was treated poorly under Edwards rule 😬
Anna was beautiful woman. How could he call her ugly as well as horses who are also beautiful creatures. Henry was the one who looked like a pig
The Spanish Princess is more accurate to what Aragon looked like. She had red hair and big, bright blue eyes and was short in stature.
I really loved Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn in The Tudors. She’s one of my favorite actresses and she played Anne so perfectly to me. She made me not like Anne but also feel sympathy towards her. I feel like she just fell in love with the wrong man, a tyrant and paid the price for his shortcomings.
@@michaelrosen6969 Lmao ok? Your opinion doesn’t matter to me😊 I said I love Natalie Dormer not anybody else had to like her, that’s your right not to like someone’s portrayal. To say Natalie Dormer isn’t beautiful is mean she’s a very beautiful and talented woman. Did you wake up and just choose to be rude and disrespectful? Have a nice day and I hope you get help. ☀️
Omg so true after watching tudors anne boleyn episode i was devastated and so sad😭 especially the scene she is pleading to Henry carrying Elizabeth in her arms. Natalie is the best actress for anne boleyn no actress can do better than her in Anne Boleyn's character. I got lost in the character that i thought Natalie is the real Anne Boleyn because of that i cried a lot and even i saw it in my dreams😭is it me or is it happen to others? I literally have to watch games of thrones to clarify that Natalie is not anne boleyn 😂
@@jaylover5703 omg! We have the same problem 😭😭
I love the fact that in "The Tudors", Henry eventually said that he likes Anna/Anne of Cleves after all! 😍 It's kinda nice because he ended getting along with her and having a good friendship with her!!
She was lucky
@@megbro10 she was VERY LUCKY 😂
And sleeping with her
he liked her then because she didn't make a fuss when henry wanted to divorce her unlike his first wife
Thats historically accurate!! because she went with what Henry wanted so graciously, she stayed in the kings favor. Eventually earning the nickname "the Kings sister"
I loved Chatrine of Aragon the most. She was a true Queen in every way. Didnt desire anything els to please the king and her god but what did she get from that.. thrown away like shit.
Queen Anne boleyn was also powerful and intelligent and a true queen. I actually like Catherine, too.
@@mariamdesign6109 Anne Boleyn was one of the causes for Catherine of Aragon's tragic fate. I both admire and revile her at the same time.
@@joannarikihana4227 actually Henry started to hate her before he met Anne, because Catherine couldn't give him a son. He always said it was her fault that he didn't have a son. You should watch Spanish Princess, it's very beautiful and sad, I cried a lot because of her fate, Henry treated her horribly..
@@mayla1997 I suppose it is a bit harsh of me to blame Anne Boleyn. Given his fickle nature, Henry VIII would have divorced Catherine regardless if Anne Boleyn was in the picture or not.
I think my problem with Anne is that she acted as a third wheel in someone else's relationship and in the process, destroyed a family. Infidelity is something I can't condone no matter the reasoning.
@@joannarikihana4227 or execute her.
♪ Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. I'm Henry the Eighth, I had six sorry wives. Some might say I ruined their lives. ♪
Horrible histories song! Very catchy,
:)
If Henry's time took place in the 21st century, that would be his ringtone 👑📱
Anne of Cleaves outlived them all and became an independent woman, welcomed at court as Henry’s “sister” with all the honors and Henry gave her a yearly allowance and three houses. She was incredibly smart, kind, and well loved by all who knew her. She was NOT ugly.
Queen Anne Boleyn is a wonderful queen, really and legend. She is the queen of my heart. This human being is a true jewel. Her daughter is great and in the end she won and her daughter became the greatest English queen. May she rest in peace the good and strong Queen of England. She does not deserve to die
Sorry for my bad english.
Same
Your English is fine !!!
This is one of the best edit of all Henry’s wives. There are not many edits abou all of the wives, so it is nice to see an edit abou all of them. Good job
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I totally agree!!!
Every queen has a different music that suits her character and story 😊❤ Excellent!
What one did they use for Catherine Howard?
@@nadine12367 it's given in the description
Ikr? The music they used on anne boleyn is quiet intense as that what the theme of her life is, while on jane seymour it played a peaceful sad piano that describes how peaceful she died. While anne of cleves has a bright music because she's the luckiest one.
I love the transition from Catherine to Anne Boleyn 💜
So basically back then a man could throw his wives in prison be a neglectful parent to his daughters and no one would care, execute his wives for cheating when he cheats on the regular, divorces one when her looks don't meet his expectations and blames her for being humiliated, can get offended and furious when one of his wives have their own opinion, and just a manipulator and abuser in general. Tudor womanhood am I right?
I'm so glad I'm born in this generation. What a curse to be a woman in that era.
What he did was horrible even by that day's standard and Catholic church's standard. He 'reformed' the church to his own liking.
@@zitronenteeYes, I also think his only problems with Catholicism was that he couldn't divorce and he had to obey the Pope. He never was a true Protestant
He was not 'just a man', he was the king. He can do whatever he wants. That's how monarchs work
What a beautiful tribute. Cathrine Aragon, and Howard are by far my favorite. Aragon was such an intelligent,strong willed, level headed queen. Yes I said it, the one and only queen. I cant even explain the amount of intelligence and wit she possessed. Howard, although very young even she died, always looked on the bright side. Such an optimistic young lady, despite what she went through from a young age. Such a bright future she had.❤️
Same. These two are my favs also. Katherine Howard is such a lovely, energetic young girl.
@@hnd1305 agreed.
Character and personality wise Catherine of Aragon but acting wise Natalie Dormer she is just so damn good.
Catherine of Aragon was wise, Royal and loyal, Anne Boleyn was only astute
I saw that Anne definitely had a heart for family. In 3:04 I sensed that she felt responsible her brother's death, broke down and cried. And everything her father and uncle wished for, she fulfilled it even if she knew what a dangerous game she was playing..
In the story of Henry VIII, Jane Seymore is inevitably given the least attention when arguably she is the most important. Unprecedented among Queens of the time, like Ann or Elisabeth Woodville etc., who would immediately tried to consolidate power by maneuvering to get their relatives elevated in court, Jane did none of that. Instead she insisted that Mary (who was declared a bastard by Henry) be reinstated to her titles and thus back into the line of succession and prevented Henry from disinheriting Elizabeth after he beheaded her mother - both of which actually doesn't benefit her at all politically. She just had a big heart. Thus, for better or for worse, Jane had a direct hand in who would become the next 3 monarchs of England - her son Edward VI, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth 1.
Hmmmm didn't Jane get her brothers elevated in court? I agree with everything else tho.
@@SmartStart24 Two of her brothers did get very high up, especially Edward who eventually became, for a time, Lord Protector of Edward VI. However, most of this rise came _after_ Jane had long passed away by stint of them being the future King's uncles and Henry's enduring soft spot for Jane. (Of his 6 wives, Jane was the one and only whom Henry decreed he would be buried beside when he died).
Agreed. And didn't Anne of Cleves have a hand in keeping Mary and Elizabeth at court too? So both these ladies helped elevate the next three monarchs of England.
Elizabeth Woodville did that to feel SAFE. NOT exactly for power. She was an commoner among royal family. Princess Diana would have did the same maybe..🙏🙏
Getting them re-instated would do nothing if she had a son. Which she did.
All there ladies deserved better, but my heart always breaks hearing Katherine Howard's story. Poor girl didn't deserve all she went through as a child and dying. But all of them didn't deserve any of the garbage to put up with. I hope all six queens are resting in peace.
They were innocent and the devil himself was Henry! If there is hell I am sure he has a guaranteed place there!
They are, now that they're a singing group 💛💚🤍❤️💜💙
Now they’re ONE of kind, no category. TOO many years lost in his story. They’re FREE to take their crowing glory. FOR FIVE more minutes, they’re SIX.
I'm so happy to see six comments here hahah
I HAVE FOUND MY PEOPLE
Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn were my favorites. But they all deserved better.
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ME TOO
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Natalie Dormer was exceptional as Anne in The Tudors.
Catherine of Aragon was an amazing woman incredibly smart and fierce hell she was a warrior sadly she did give henry pretty much the only thing he wanted
Truthfully Catherine of Aragon was smart and Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves all educated and smart. Truthfully Anne C was the smartest in the end, she graciously took the annulment knowing the kings temper and kept the king on her good side afterwards including his daughters. He had at least 3 educated wives, driven wives, he was a tyrant
@@running_girl5512 You know when you think about it, you are right. Anne of Cleves was the smartest of all his other wives, since she knew the tyrant King's temper, and took the annulment in stride, and even managed to keep the King as a friend.
It was not her job to provide the son Henry wanted, that is blamed on his own shitty sperms.
I think of Aragon as the warrior who jumped in battle was used , deceived , broken and left divorced but still in her mighty grace was her daughter who lived and still reached some place even though not a proper queen nor a nice person but someone that stood on her own without her mother . I do feel sad for the deaths she caused but I still feel as if they both were wronged the most.
I really love transitions from Anne to Jane and Anne to Catherine. Bravo on an excellent video.
0:07- Catherine of Aragon
1:40- Anne Boleyn
3:18- Jane Seymour
4:28- Anne of Cleves
5:30- Catherine Howard
6:12- Catherine Parr
welcome :))
this is brilliant editing. I love all the six wives none of them deserved the treatment they got. Queen Anne Boleyn holds a special place in my heart I've always been drawn her story I don't know why. I hope to one day visit the place where she rests and place flowers there.
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@MoJean What is racism?
@MoJean how is that racist
@@RoseRose-bn1js it literally stands for Black Lives Matter
Katherine of Aragon was an authentic queen. Her parents were powerful Kings. Her Lancaster ancestors made that she had even more rights to the throne of England than Henry VIII himself. Her behavior as queen was loyal,brave, responsable and she was very loved by the people. She behavior as wife was the best, a loving wife of her husband . She was very intelligent, sensitive , cultured and she was a great beauty. When she arrived England people told that she was the most beautiful girl they have ever seen. The big pity is that she was 5 years older than Henry and, when they married she had suffered 7 years of privations and anguish.
*She was 6 years older than Henry, she was born in 1485 and Henry in 1491* .
@@TIAMAT.-cs7mdfive years and six months to be exact.
Catherine of Aragon - 16th of December, 1485
Henry VIII - 28th of June, 1491
I don't think Anne of Cleves was ugly, i think attractive
Me too!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if Henry didn't find her attractive there wasn't much she could do. Compared with his other wives, Anne of Cleeves got off pretty easy when you think about it. No executions or close calls (like when Catherine Parr was nearly arrested) for her.
He just needed a reason
Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn is perfect especially that Tyrell charm🌹
Oh my god, an another fan of game of thrones, I'm so happy, for me Natalie Dormer is THE QUEEN. Valar Mourghilis
I’m happy when six the musical is created because we can tell that this is the inspiration of the six wives of Henry the 8th and I love this kind of Royal regal fashion ❤❤❤
Catherine Parr is my favourite. She was smart, mature, experienced and knew how to play the game.
I always felt sorry for Anne because she was innocent of all of her charges and was Beheaded anyway
Catherine, is stereotypically depicted in some movies as having dark hair. Not all spanish are dark haired. And Catherine ironically had very blond hair.
Just as Anne is almost always portrayed to be a pale, redhead when in fact she had olive, slightly dark, skin with long black hair. She was also very tall but is usually shown to be dainty.
@@createdbychanel8960 anne boylen is never potrayed with red hair only black or brown hair
@@poiyreadghmncxadho657 I was referring to older adaptations, it's changed in newer ones (I'd like to say post The Tudors but I'm sure before that too).
@@createdbychanel8960 Always brown or black
Catherine was a red head not blonde
No cuz like, the music in this video that matches each queen is acutally insane
catherine of aragon, anne boleyn and catherine parr will always be my favorites of his wives
Catherine of Aragon is my favorite from all ♥️
Poor woman was so dignified throughout her upsetting ordeal.
Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves, and Katherine Parr are the best queens despite having different endings to their short times as Queen of England. They were all smart, brave, and willful.
What about Catherine of aragon?
@@coeuyu She's cool, but she depended too much on her status as Princess of Aragon/Spain and her connections with the Church and the Holy Roman Emperor. Which didn't help her at all in the end.
Henry only valued her as a son producing wallflower.
Anne Boleyn rules
What about Katherine Howard? Katherine H and Anne of cleves are my personal favourites tho
@@applegrabberenthusiast Katherine Howard was used and abused by men her entire life. She didn't have a chance against Henry.
Anne of Cleeves got out of there quick, she’s lucky
Anne was Henry's life. She gave Henry exactly what he asked for a ruler who brought the tudor dynasty to a golden age. Not the bloody Mary or child Edward. She deserved more than a middle aged retrobute
Mary 1 would have been great Queen, if she had good young life...
One of the reasons Mary grew up to be such a tyrant was the abuse she received from Anne and Henry in her childhood. Anne had Mary sent to be Elizabeth’s servant. Literally demoting her from princess ans heir presumptive to a chamber maid.
@@emilybarclay8831 Anne didn't demote her. Henry ordered it and she was not made a chambermaid. She was known las Lady Mary and was one of the ladies in waiting to the princess. Some historical reports say that Mary was still mistreated after Henry executed Anne Boleyn so it wasn't Anne who was mistreating her
Queen Mary wasn't a bad ruler. A lot of people are unaware of this but she is the one who encouraged expeditions, new sea routes which helped bring England into the Golden Age. Also history is always written by the the victors so Mary's might be exaggerated as a cruel woman. Almost all Catholic rulers burnt heretics on the stake so Im slightly suspicious why aren't other rulers called bloody
I don't think Mary hated all non Catholics as she is said to have a good relation with Henry's fourth wife ,Anne of Cleaves who was not Catholic,who also attended her coronation and Mary ensured she was well provided for after Henry's death
Awesome Tribute Brilliant in Using Catherine from the Spanish Princess
You know what is funny? I just realized that anne of Cleves is a german princess/Queen and she lived where I live. I'm german and she lived here. That makes me sad and proud at the same time.
Great video btw. They were all trying to survive in their own way. It's great that its about all 6 of them.
Literally my favorite is Anne Boleyn her story is just interesting to me
I just realized, The actor of Anne Boleyn is the actress of Margaery Tyrell (I think) And I remember her having a line in the show
“I don’t to be a queen, I want to be The Queen.”
And According to the Oversimplified video I watched, Anne rejected Henry until She became his wife, In this case The Queen. Coincidence? Anyways, I just thought of sharing ty for reading people ✌🏻
mhm Natalie dormer 💖
True, as clever as Margaery! She learned from the expert Olenna The Queen of Thorns.
@@raya8627 of course, She learned from the best haha
Yes she did reject Henry. Henry just wanted her too be her Mistress and to sleep with her. Anne only agreed if she would become queen.
Anna of Cleves might not have suffered an ending that was as cruel as the ones of Katherine Howard or Anne Boleyn, but just imagine living with the knowledge that you are married to a man who could end your life at literally any moment just because he is not satisfied with the way you look... I bet she was, despite being upset and disappointed for obvious reasons, quite relieved when Henry divorced her.
Catherine Howard was the 5th queen/wife. So Anne of Cleves wouldn't have known her execution yet, but yeah I pretty much agree with you.
I absolutely adore this and the different songs for each queen is so fitting, great video!!
And now they are a singing group and free to kick Henry's ass 💛💚🤍❤️💜💙
Amazing edit!!
Though I am an Anne Boleyn's fanatic and love Katherine of Aragon, I feel that Jane Seymour isn't given the worth she has. At least, for what I know and what I've seen in the Tudors, she was a quiet but really unique woman, that desired no more than be happy the way she could (even though she had to tolerate Henry's infidelity) and help the others, like Mary Tudor and Elizabeth, that were not even her children. She also tried to take hold of the things that she could, empowering women and fighting subtly for the causes she believed in. That's why I have a lot of respect for her.
Honey, that's what's on the show. Jane Seymour never loved queen Elizabeth I. And Mary loved because she was of the same faith... I don't know why you hate queen Anne boleyn.
She was also so smart! She is just as cunning, calculating, and intelligent as Anne and Catherine. No one talks about how she literally plotted to separate Anne and Henry (and the fact she had a bit of a mean streak). I feel like no one shows that part of her, which is sad because I think one of the reasons the wives are so interesting is that it's so apparent that every one of them was so smart. Anne gets the most attention, which makes sense since she played the game the hardest and caused the most change but I think sometimes it makes people ignore the other wives.
I love how each tribute ends with the glare of the next wife until the last three
They each had two mothers:
Mary:Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Claves
Elizabeth:Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard
Edward:Jane Seymour and Catherine Parr
Since 1547, Henry VIII has not only burned in hell, but also constantly been decapitated, forced to solitary confinement, publicly shamed as ugly, and die of childbirth
And forced to eat his lil weinner
And his wives kicking his ass after becoming a singing group
My favorites were Catherine of Aragon (She was always loyal and stayed true to her people) and Anne of Cleaves (She showed kindest and was respectful towards the king even though he hated her due to her looks)
This is so beautiful and amazing,I don’t have words to describe it. My favourite queen is Anne Boleyn👑
Mee to
Me Three!😊
Why?
No❣
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its just amazing how natalie dormer's anne boleyn soooo intimidating. she was a queen and she was PROUD.
Catherine of Aragon: *divorced*
Anne Boleyn: *beheaded*
Jane Seymour: *died*
Anne of cleves: *divorced*
Catherine Howard: *beheaded*
Catherine Parr: *survived*
Taking this seriously then hearing Henry shouting “she looks like a horse “ I lost it 🤣🤣
Henry's wives are all oppressed.
I just saw you on a Anne Boleyn edit hey again
@@shalisca7378 Welcome.
Are you a fan of Queen Anne Boleyn
@@mariamdesign6109 yes I just a few months ago got a history degree specialising in Tudor history
I looked incredibly deeply into the Boleyn family including Anne Boleyn and Henry and she's absolutely amazing she knew what she wanted and how to get it and gave the country and amazing monarch Elizabeth the 1st
@@shalisca7378 Queen Anne Boleyn was such an amazing, intelligent person ... she never deserved to die
. England gave the strongest queen in history ... Elizabeth was as smart as her. I don’t know why there are people who would hate that she is cute, beautiful, mother, wife and everything ... I hope now that she is in Heaven, the martyr of the English reform.
@@mariamdesign6109 completely agree.
She sadly had 2 still born sons and 3 miscarriages I think if her children had lived she would have never had been killed and died as queen of England Henry would never had been known for his 6 wives but for everything else he did . But sadly she did not and was painted as the big villain of the story when it was really Henry
Catherine of aragon❤❤❤
The entire series has captured wonderful moments, but sad ones too. But I stick to the idea of the first two seasons being the best.
PS: The part with Anne Boleyn totaly gave me chills
What is this series called?
@@ceosid317 Well there are actually 2 series in this video. The one with the red haired woman in the thumbnail who plays Catherine of Aragon is called "The Spanish Princess".
But the other series is called "The Tudors". Hope this helped you 😁
The best queen on the series The Tudors is Catherine of Aragon❤️❤️ who sufferd the most died a sorry, lonely and painful death I cried watching that scene of her death bed, loved by all( the people), loved God, a true believer of the faith and in God, mistreated by her sorry excuse of a man she loved seriously I never understood how she could still love Henry after all he did to her, after all the pain and tears he put her through, seperating her from her daughter for 4 and a half years.
Honestly I love Catherine of Aragon ❤️ she was a fighter, a good Queen and a good mother, forever in our heart's long live the QUEEN.
I’m glad they had Catherine look the way she does in the Spanish Princess. In a lot of shows/movies they depict her with dark hair and more Latina looking because she was from Spain but it’s been reported and in her portraits that she had fair skin and red hair
This is a masterpiece 👏
I loved how the video introduce Anne Boleyn 🧡
I love the way that they choose the actors and the dresses the decorations like... Every thing is totally similar to the reality ✨
I haven't even watched the tudors yet the one who left the most affect on me was Anne Boleyn. She just has that presence and was so iconic. Not that I know much but after watching the whole video, out of all the queens , I feel like Anne Boleyn died young yet lived a thousand years. Like a legacy. It's very sad honestly, I hope she at least had a chance to say goodbye to her daughter. Though the actress' acting is brilliant.
Love Queen Anne Boleyn 😭
Why? She acted like a bitch towards Catherine of Aragon.
@@elamplough1 Queen Anne Boleyn is not a prostitute
@@elamplough1 She didn't, the Truth was She had to leave her lover to go to Henrei and couldn't keep rejecting him any longer or else he would destroy her family. They all deserved better
@@elamplough1 To be honest the things that happened to Catherine because of Anne was bitchy but Anne wasn’t a bitch. She never intended to hurt anyone, it was her father using her as a political gain and she just happened to be good at it. She was a very strong, intelligent, witty woman and she gave birth to arguably one of England’s greatest monarchs. She changed history in so many ways and without her the world would be very different
I love that you used the version of Catherine of Aragon from The Spanish Princess!!!
Anne Boleyn is my favorite wife. She was an accomplished woman and a religious reformer. I have tremendous respect for Catherine of Aragon, Anne of Cleves, and Catherine Parr. Katherine Howard’s life was tragic. She was not a frivolous that has been portrayed on historical fiction. I did not care for Jane Seymour. She was not intelligent, and not a great beauty. Eustace Chapuys described her as such. He didn’t think she was a virgin. He liked her because of her kindness towards Mary. He also wanted the concubine, Anne Boleyn, out of court. He really hated her.
Do you like Queen Anne Boleyn?
@@bloodymary8906
Yes I do. I was 13 years old when I saw Anne of the Thousand days. She fascinated me. I read many books on Tudor history.
@@leticiagarcia9025 Me too, but I was younger than you ... I loved Queen Anne Boleyn and so far I love her so much, I don't hate any of Henry VIII's wives because they are all wronged, but Queen Anne Boleyn is the most unfair husband ... in the end her daughter became the greatest queen 👑 and won ~
@@bloodymary8906
All of his wives were admirable. I don’t think much about Jane Seymour. She knew Henry was going to execute Anne. The Seymours were grooming Jane to become queen. I don’t hate her. I felt bad for her during her last days of her life.
Elizabeth was Anne Boleyn’s greatest legacy
@@leticiagarcia9025 Yes, but I only hate Jane, but the rest of the wives are kind ... Jane is one of the reasons for the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn ... Yes, Queen Elizabeth I, the pride of Queen Anne Boleyn. ... a queen and daughter of a king and the daughter of a brave queen
"Forgive me but surely Lady Anne is worthy of every respect. She carries herself with great dignity and modesty, and desires nothing more than to please the king, her lord."
I love the transition between Charlotte Hope and Maria Kennedy, I could see Charlotte's Catherine turning into Mary's Catherine one day. Beautifully done.
Queen Anne Boleyn 😭
Anne of Cleves literally went on to become single and rich after her divorce. What a queen.