Henry wanted an annulment granted, as when he realised Catherine of Aragon could not provide him with a son (he wanted a male heir to the throne), he wanted rid! The reason he came up with was that their marriage was not legal in the first place, as in The Bible it says something like THOU SHALT NOT TAKE YOUR BROTHERS WIFE..... well, this is the reasoning Henry used.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Henry VIII wanted his first marriage annulled because he desperately needed a male heir and Catherine, could not provide one.
Catherine of Aragon was the first wife of Henry VIII. This marriage was annulled by the king in 1533.
Archbishop Cranmer annulled the marriage between Henry and Katherine Howard
The Flanders Mare! From her pictures I would have thought he was being unkind and unjust! This was reported first by Bishop Burnet, a Scot who was a 17the Cent historian who was quite unpleasant.
his first marriage was annulled... so technically didn't count his second was also annulled his third was a marriage. his 4th was annulled, so did not exist. his 5th was beheaded, but not annulled, and his 6th wife survived him. so 3 marriages all in all.
The king of England in 1540 was Henry VIII, and the Consort Queen was Anne of Cleves from 6th January until 9th July when her marriage to Henry was annulled. He then married Catherine Howard on 28th July 1540.
Catherine of Aragon was the first wife of Henry VIII. This marriage was annulled by the king in 1533.
Archbishop Cranmer annulled the marriage between Henry and Katherine Howard
Second - Ann Boleyn marriage annulled and later was executedFifth - Catherine Howard marriage annulled and later was executed
The Flanders Mare! From her pictures I would have thought he was being unkind and unjust! This was reported first by Bishop Burnet, a Scot who was a 17the Cent historian who was quite unpleasant.
she was not killed. Her marriage from Henry VIII was annulled and she continued to live in the country and was known as the king's sister.
Catherine of Aragon was Henry VIII's first wife. When King Henry annulled their marriage in defiance of the Catholic Church in order to wed Ann Boleyn, Catherine refused to recognize the annulment or the king's position as the head of the church.
A pregnant Anne maried the King in secret around St. Paul's Day (January 25) 1533. Henry's marriage to Catherine was officially annulled by the archbishop on May 23rd of that year.
his first marriage was annulled... so technically didn't count his second was also annulled his third was a marriage. his 4th was annulled, so did not exist. his 5th was beheaded, but not annulled, and his 6th wife survived him. so 3 marriages all in all.
Anne of Cleeves was King Henry VII's fourth wife. The marriage was annulled because they never slept together, so she never had any children with him.
Eleanor of Aquitaine was married to King Louis VII of France in 1137, the marriage was annulled in 1152. From 1152 until 1189 she was married to King Henry II of England. Eleanor died in 1204 at the age of 82.
Fine legal difference- she was not divorced- her marriage to Henry was annulled (declared invalid, never happened) by the Church of England. Handily enough, King Henry had declared himself to be the head of the Church.
The king of England in 1540 was Henry VIII, and the Consort Queen was Anne of Cleves from 6th January until 9th July when her marriage to Henry was annulled. He then married Catherine Howard on 28th July 1540.