24 May, 2009
Henry moves swiftly to annul his loveless marriage to Anne of Cleves, and beds a new mistress, 17-year-old Katherine Howard; Princess Mary falls in love with Duke Philip of Bavaria; Cr

The King\’s oppressive measures against the Catholic Church stir grumblings of war with France and Spain; Cromwell prepares arrangements for Henry\’s fourth marriage, this time to Anne of Cleves (Joss

Henry remains in seclusion; enemies of the crown use the king\’s absence to their advantage; Cromwell is disturbed when Henry does not resist the new church\’s similarities to Catholicism.

After the death of his wife, Henry mourns in solitude. His enemies use this opportunity to murder members of the royal entourage. Cromwell is upset that the Church of England still closely resembles t

Brandon is unsettled by the viciousness and cruelty with which Henry brings an end to the Catholic uprising as the King puts the leaders to death; and, finally, a male heir is born to Henry and his qu

t\’s almost Christmas time again and after having been estranged for years, Henry reunites with his daughters Mary and Elizabeth. Despite attempts at reconciliation with the leaders of the rebellion,

The uproar caused by the King\’s decision to break with the Catholic Church turns into a full-blown rebellion that comes to be knows as \”The Pilgrimage of Grace\”. Because the king is hampered by an

King Henry marries for the third time. A blonde, shy noblewoman by the name of Jane Seymour. The king\’s decision to abandon the Catholic Church causes an uproar

1 June, 2008
As Anne Boleyn awaits her death, painfully delayed by the executioner\’s late arrival, Henry visits Jane Seymour and asks for her hand in marriage. Declaring his marriage to Anne null

25 May, 2008
Anne has lost a son and with it her last chance at a lasting marriage with Henry. The King\’s affections are shifting anyway: the Seymour family are awarded rooms at court and seem lik