Henry the Eighth

After his brother Arthur's death, the eighth Henry Henry VIII became the heir to the throne. He accepts little training as a king in the future and relied on his counselor during his early reign. Henry remembered his tyranny, but the most important thing was his six wives. Henry's first wife was Catherine of Aragon. She is the legacy of Arthur Henry brother Arthur, after the death of Arthur, the future of Katherine is the responsibility of her parents and father-in-law. They decided that they had to maintain the British-France alliance.

Henry VIII was born in 1491. His father's good rule meant that Henry inherited the throne without doubt. He became king in 1509. He is brave, skilled, ruthless and barbarous - one of his first actions is to be beheaded by two troublesome tax collectors. This makes him very popular. He married Catherine of Aragon, the heritage of his brother, which violated the rule of the Church, but the Pope granted special permission. Henry spent his father's entire funds on fighting France. This is the fight of the spur of 1513 - the French stimulated their horses and immediately ran away. At the same time, Scotland attacked the United Kingdom. Aragon's Catherine and Henry's aristocrat quickly established the army. A tactical mistake in Scotland means that Scotland failed and suffered a political disaster

King Henry 8 married Catherine of Aragon, the legacy of his brother. The Bible prohibits people from marrying their brother's heritage, but the pope gives forgiveness and allows marriage to continue. But this marriage does not last long, and King Henry started to like his court lady at once. Her name is Anne Boleyn. As time went by, Henry was not only because he liked Annie Bolin but also because he was not really keen to marry a widow of brothers as he thought Katherine had no son. She is the legacy of his brother, so he did it anyway, even if he still went.

Divorce is not born in marriage; in fact, it happened centuries later. Initially, marriage was regarded forever in theology. This is why there is no reason to divorce. However, in the 16th century I thought that Britain 's King Henry VIII needs to divorce his wife. But for the law at the time this is impossible, the law of the Catholic Church strictly prohibited the divorce. Therefore, King Henry changed the British religion from Catholic to Protestant. Protestant do not oppose divorce, so he can divorce with his wife. Even though it is still not supported by it, divorce is a way known to the world.