What about the poisoning of King Edward VI. Did someone really ... Young Prince Edward Tudor was Henry VIII’s only surviving, legitimate son. He was strong as a baby, which delighted Henry.

After the death of his father, George V, on January 20, 1936, Edward VIII became the King of England at 42 years old, but shockingly announced his decision less than a year later to abdicate the ...

On this day in 1936, Edward VIII gave up the crown.

Henry VIII: Britain’s most famous king. Big, bold and brash ... When Henry finally did father a healthy son, Edward, the celebration was followed by sorrow. Jane Seymour, his third wife ...

As such, it is widely believed that something went wrong during the execution, though it is unclear what. It is reported that ...

Edward VIII was the eldest son of King George V and Queen Mary and was born on 23rd June 1894. In 1910 he was created Prince of Wales. Educated at the Royal Naval College and Magdalen College Oxford ...

The BBC series is set during the Tudor monarch's tumultuous reign and explores his six marriages from Thomas Cromwell's point ...

Henry, Duke of Cornwall, eldest son of Henry VIII and his queen ... to the chapel of St Edward the Confessor. At his birth at Richmond Palace on 1st January 1511 guns, bells and bonfires were set off ...

Henry VIII was thought to have had 12 children, including MAry I and Elizabeth I, Henry, Duke of Cornwall, Henry FitzRoy, 1st Duke of Richmond and Somersetand the later King Edward VI. See today's ...

Famously, Henry VIII had three legitimate children: Mary I, Elizabeth I, and Edward VI, whom he shared with his first ... Henry Fitzroy (a surname which literally translates to son of the king).

In January 1936, King George V died and his son Edward, Prince of Wales, became King. Just 11 months later, before his Coronation had even taken place, Edward renounced the throne due to his ...