Overview of the Monarchs of the Tudor Dynasty

In 817, Alfred Great became the first ruler of the British, he became the first ruler of many future. Many kings and queen in the UK are divided into different times by family. One of the families is the famous British monarchy Tudor. From 1485 to 1603, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, the Tudor Dynasty was a family who dominated England. We will provide information on all six rulers who governed the UK in this unique era.

Between 1485 and 1600, England was dominated by the new dynasty, the Tudor Dynasty. The Tudor Dynasty was one of the most famous monarchs in the history of Europe. There are six monarchs, all the dynasties. The first monarch of the British dynasty was Henry VII. - After being poisoned, struck, shot, and thrown into the river, Neva Grigori Rasputin must wonder if he really has the power to transcend humans. If you are killed by ordinary people, you and your child will dominate Russia a few centuries later; if you are killed by your stock you and your family will be killed by Russians Let's see.

The period between England and Wales was from 1485 to 1603. It was consistent with the rule of the UK Tudor Dynasty, and its first lord was Henry VII. Throughout the century, some people said, "British economics in Tudor Dynasty is more healthy, wider and more optimistic, and this applies to any era Characterized by the rule of Elizabeth I The era is the culmination of the British Renaissance and I am seeing the flowering of poetry, music, literature This era is known for that drama, and the drama made by William · Shakespeare and many others is from England I abandoned past drama style.

Since January 28, 1547, he was the king of England and Ireland until his death. He crowned at the age of 9 on February 20. As the son of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, Edward was the third lord of the Tudor Dynasty, the first monarch who became Protestant in the UK. During the reign of Edward, he had not reached a majority, so this kingdom was managed by the regent council. The Council was initially led by his uncle Edward Seymour, the first Duke of Somerset (1547-1549), and then by 1553 led by John Derry, the first Earl of Warwick, the Duke of Northumberland.