Margaret Beaufort Richmond6 July 1483
Carries Queen Annes train at Richard IIIs coronation
England · House / House of Tudor. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Carries Queen Annes train at Richard IIIs coronation
Crowned King of England, 1st Tudor monarch
Elizabeth of York is crowned Queen Consort at Westminster Abbey.
It was not until more than a year after their first child, Arthur, was born on September 20, 1486, that Elizabeth is crowned queen. Henry VII has Elizabeth crowned as his Queen Consort, eldest daughter of Edward IV
Rides to the Tower with an escort led John de Vere with fears of unrest
Crowned Queen of England
Followed by a banquet in Westminster hall, "greater than any Caesar had known". Crowned at Westminster
Crowned Queen of France
Sends 200 men to guard over James Vs coronation, invited by the Earl of Angus
Goes from Greenwich to the Tower of London by the River Thames escorted by 50 barges
Crowned on Whit Sunday, the last Queen Consort to be accorded a separate coronation
Cranmer personally crowns and anoints Anne Queen and delivers to her the sceptre and rod
Thomas More refuses to attend the coronation of Anne Boleyn as Queen of England.
Anne Boleyn is crowned Queen
Anne Boleyn is crowned Queen of England at Westminster Abbey.
Jane Seymour is crowned in York Minster as the nths Catholic Queen
Edward VI is crowned at Westminster Abbey while still a minor.
Crowned Queen of England, the 2nd Queen since the Norman conquest
Mary is crowned Queen of England at Westminster Abbey
A Coronation procession is held in the streets of the City of London
Elizabeth is crowned Queen of England at Westminster Abbey
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