Christ's College Royal Charter
Henry grants a royal charter for Christ's College, Cambridge, supporting the educational foundation promoted by Margaret Beaufort.
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Henry grants a royal charter for Christ's College, Cambridge, supporting the educational foundation promoted by Margaret Beaufort.
Henry VIII repudiates his betrothal to Catherine of Aragon
Henry VIII repudiates his betrothal to Catherine of Aragon
The planned marriage between Prince Henry and Catherine of Aragon is postponed amid disagreement over the unpaid Spanish dowry.
Thomas Wriothesley is born in London and later serves Henry VIII as secretary, Lord Chancellor and Earl of Southampton.
Appointed President of Queens College
Refounded and enlarged Gods House, Cambridge as Christs College, Cambridge with a royal charter from the King
Richard Empson becomes increasingly prominent in enforcing the king's financial and feudal rights during the later reign.
More marries his first wife, Jane Colt
More marries Jane Colt and begins family life alongside his legal career.
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