Mary I26 January 1554
Mary orders Elizabeth to London for her own safety
England · House / House of Tudor. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Mary orders Elizabeth to London for her own safety
Mary orders Elizabeth to London for her own safety
Rowed through traitors gate
Jubillant crowds mistakenly believe Elizabeth has been freed
Moves to Richmond en route to Woodstock after 2 months in the Tower. Jubillant crowds mistakenly believe Elizabeth has been freed
Refuses to allow Elizabeth to make an appeal to the Council. Given custody of Princess Elizabeth at Woodstock in Oxfordshire
Phillip decides if Mary dies childless he should have a hold over Elizabeth
Sent to the Tower but no implication in the Wyat rebellion is found
Saved from execution by Philip who wants a hold over England should Mary die childless
Imprisoned for 3 months. Convinced she will be executed, asks for a French swordsman with a sharp sword
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