Succession
Henry VIII revises his will, naming Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the succession and providing a council for Edward's minority.
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Henry VIII revises his will, naming Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the succession and providing a council for Edward's minority.
If Henry VIIIs daughters die childless then succession will pass to his sister Mary
Henry VIII revises his will to confirm Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the succession.
The succession provisions follow the Third Succession Act and place Edward first in line.
The will names a council to govern during Prince Edward's minority.
Henry VIII's will is finalised before his death and later used to govern the succession.
Henry VIII's will uses statutory authority to confirm Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the Tudor succession.
One of the executors of the will of Henry VIII
Henry VIII's final succession arrangements leave descendants of his younger sister Mary Tudor's Grey line as contingent heirs after his own children.
Mary Grey remains within the junior Tudor-descended line contemplated by Henry VIII's final settlement if his children leave no lawful descendants.
Arrested for advocating that his father become Regent after Henry VIII's death
Arrested and sent to the Tower for opposing the Six Articles.
Edward's tutors report strong progress in Latin composition, scripture and classical texts before his accession.
Death of Edward Crome, Executed
Henry VIII's final will confirms Edward first in the succession, followed by Mary and Elizabeth if Edward dies without heirs.
Thomas Wriothesley arrives with authority to arrest Katherine Parr, but Henry VIII angrily dismisses the attempt after reconciling with his queen.
Stephen Gardiner leads conservative efforts to implicate Queen Katherine Parr in heresy, hoping to destroy the reformist influence surrounding Henry VIII's final queen.
The Navy Board is founded to administer the Navy
One of the peace Commissioners sent to France
Created Earl of Ormonde, 10th, known as "the Black Earl"
The Navy Board is founded to administer the Navy
The war remains unresolved at Henry VIII's death, with England still seeking to impose the marriage alliance on Scotland.
Henry VIIIs will confirms the 3rd Act of Succession
Henry VIII's will confirms the 3rd Act of Succession
Is imprisoned during Henry VIII's final conservative reaction.
Placed on a committee of enquiry by Henry VIII to examine Sacramentaianism
Placed on a committee of enquiry by Henry VIII to examine Sacramentaianism
Placed on a committee of enquiry by Henry VIII to examine Sacramentaianism
Placed on a committee of enquiry by Henry VIII to examine Sacramentaianism
Suspects sacramentarianism & launches an investigation. Catherine submits to her husbands will & the inquiry ends
Henry suspects sacramentarianism. Catherine is questioned but she submits to her husbands will & the inquiry ends
Elizabeth & Mary are left an income of 3,000 pounds pa until they marry
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