Henry’s six marriages were a central feature of his reign and have contributed significantly to his notoriety. His marriages were: Catherine of Aragon (1509–1533) – Henry’s first wife, whom he married in 1509. After over two decades of marriage, Henry sought an annul

King Henry VIII of England is one of the most famous monarchs in English history, known for his dramatic and controversial reign, his six marriages, and his role in the creation of the Church of England. His reign, from 1509 to 1547, was marked by significant political, religious, and social changes

Henry VII's foreign policy was driven by a desire to maintain peace and security while also enhancing England’s standing on the international stage. His diplomatic efforts were largely focused on securing strategic alliances with European powers, most notably through his marriage to Elizab

Consolidation of Power Upon Richard III’s death, Henry VII ascended to the throne, but his reign was not immediately secure. He had to deal with various challenges, both from Yorkist claimants and from within his own ranks. To solidify his claim to the throne, Henry married Elizabeth of Yor