The Tudor Dynasty was founded by Henry VIII's father, Henry VII, who took the throne on the battlefield. Henry VIII of the Tudor dynasty was the second son of Henry VII and the second king of the Tudor dynasty, and Henry VIII's brother died young, so that Henry VIII could inherit the throne in 1547.
Tudor Henry VIII
Henry VIII of the Tudor dynasty was the Kingdom of England and lord of Ireland. In order to be able to marry another wife, Henry VIII of the Tudor Dynasty turned against the Roman Catholic Church at that time and passed a series of regulations allowing him to marry another wife. And Henry VIII carried out the Reformation, which completely separated the Church of England from the Holy See, realized that he could become the supreme ruler and leader of the Church of England, and made a comprehensive reform of the state government agency, which greatly improved the Economy of England and underwent great changes, making England a unified and centralized nation-state, providing favorable conditions for the development of capitalism.
Henry VIII was a burly man. The heroic, versatile king was impressive. Henry received a good education from an early age, his teacher was a famous poet Skelton, Henry VIII was erudite and inquisitive, and when he was a little older, he would ask some famous people of the Renaissance at that time. He knew many languages, such as Latin, Greek, French, etc., and he also loved poetry and music, and he could play some repertoire. Some of the actions of Henry VIII of the Tudor dynasty at that time had a certain influence on the new ideas of the Renaissance.
Tudor Henry VIII was not only successful in his rule, he was also emotionally colorful, he had six queens in his lifetime, and this love history was enough to make him stand out in the history of England.
Reform of Henry VIII
Henry VIII was the second son of Henry VII of England and the second king of the Tudor dynasty of England. The main purpose of Henry VIII's reformation was to completely separate the Church of England from the Holy See and allow himself to rule over the Church of England. Henry VIII made a comprehensive reform of the British government, which enabled England to safeguard its own economic interests, led to a great improvement in the British economy, and provided favorable conditions for the development of capitalism.
Henry VIII
This church began in 1529 and did not end until 1534. The trigger for henry VIII's reform was caused by Henry VIII's divorce, and the Church of Rome prevented Henry VIII from divorcing, so Henry VIII initiated the Reformation.
The Reformation of Henry VIII made the king the supreme spiritual leader in the Reformation, with the power to decide on anything in the Church and to remove any office, and his nature unfolded from the top down. Henry VIII's Reformation made him the first supreme head of the Church in England. The initiator of this church was Henry VIII, who initiated the church in the period of capitalist development, the bourgeoisie demanded to break through the shackles of feudal ideas, so he promoted Henry VIII's reforms. On the other hand, because he wanted to get rid of the constraints of the Holy See and wanted to hold a strong monarchy on his own, he launched the Reformation.
The ultimate effect of Henry VIII's reforms was that the Church of England was freed from the shackles of the Church of Rome and consolidated the crown. This Reformation transformed the church in England and made Christianity the church of England, an instrument of feudal despotism. The property dispossessed by the Holy See also returned to the hands of the bourgeoisie, promoting the development of capitalism.
How Henry VIII died
Henry VIII was the second Tudor king of England, and his reign of 24 years brought about great changes in the British economy. He married six queens in succession, which allowed him to be fully satisfied in his emotional life. Henry VIII, who lived such a dashing and brilliant life all his life, how did Henry VIII die? Did he die comfortably?
King Henry VIII
According to later archaeologists, they suspect that Henry VIII died of syphilis. The so-called syphilis is that after the triumph of the French, a very terrible, unprecedented plague was detonated in the army, which was a disease in which the patient grew pustules from head to toe, and soon it would slowly fester until a person died. This serious illness was terrible, and gradually spread to other countries, wherever there were people, they were not spared. Different countries have different names, but China calls the disease "syphilis" based on its symptoms. Henry VIII was suspected by archaeologists to have died of the disease of syphilis.
In his later years, Henry VIII was seriously ill, depressed, depressed, and prone to suspicion and anger toward others. Henry VIII finally recognized that the reformists were a great threat, so he wanted to take the leader of the reformists, but before he could do so, Henry VIII died. Before his death, he made a will saying that the throne would be inherited by Edward and his descendants, that if Edward had no descendants, mary I and her descendants, and if mary I had no descendants, elizabeth I and her descendants. But what Henry VIII did not expect was that he arranged it so well that in the end the Tudor dynasty disappeared after Elizabeth I, because they had no descendants.
How did Henry VIII die? He died of syphilis, and after his death, he handed over a nearly bankrupt country to his hereafter, and he left the world.