Mary and George
Their Majesties Queen Mary and King Jure Uxoris George in 1533
August 1529: Thomas Boleyn, faced with the possibility of his daughter becoming Queen, decides that he wants to ensure that another grandson of his occupies the English throne in case Henry and Anne's marriage fails, he suggests that King Henry VIII marry his daughter, the Princess Mary Tudor with her son George Boleyn, Henry VIII likes the idea as it would harm Catherine of Aragon's pride and ensure that Mary remains restrained
Ocotber 1529: The marriage of George Boleyn and Mary is announced at court, causing mixed reactions, Queen Catherine of Aragon is furious but there is nothing she can do
February 1530: The Young Princess Mary marries George Boleyn in a very humble ceremony at Eltham Palace, George Boleyn receives the title of Duke of Wessex as a wedding gift from his new father-in-law, the couple retires to Castle Castle Hever where they will spend the first years of their marriage. The marriage is not consummated due to Mary's young age, their initial relationship is tense, George is a man several years older, brother of the woman who would possibly usurp his mother in addition to being a zealous reformer, while Mary is a devout Catholic in addition to Although George could be a bit arrogant at times, despite this he was also handsome, charming, intelligent and witty, slowly but surely, Mary would fall in love with her husband...
January 6, 1532: On the Feast of the Epiphany Mary gives birth to healthy twins, a girl named Catherine in honor of Mary's mother and a boy named Alfred in honor of Alfred the Great. Both Mary and George agreed that they did not want to honor either of their respective fathers.
December 1532: During their journey from Dover to Calais for a meeting to raise support for their divorce, the ship of King Henry VIII and his lover Anne Boleyn is hit by a strong storm and the boat sinks, Henry VIII dies and Anne Boleyn survives by pure luck, Henry's body is never found and many see this as divine punishment, Henry VIII goes down in history as "Henry the Drowned"
January 1533: Mary is acclaimed as queen and her husband George as King Jure Uxoris, the fact that he is English means that parliament approves his accession without any major problems. Catherine of Aragon return to the court
July 1533: Mary and George are crowned at Westmister Abbey as Queen and King of England by the new Archbishop of Canterburywho is definitely not Thomas Cranmer
September 1533: Anne Boleyn gives birth to a girl who is baptized as Elizabeth FitzRoy, obviously the daughter of Henry VIII, immolate and disgraced Anne Boleyn leaves the court not to return for many years
January 1535: Alfred, eldest son of Queen Mary and King George receives the title of Prince of Wales
May 1533: Mary gives birth to a healthy girl who is named Mary in honor of the Queen herself.
July 1535: Queen Mary gives birth to a healthy baby boy who is named Arthur
May 1537: During a horse ride, King George is thrown into a tree, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. Queen Mary is devastated, but pregnant.
July 1537: Queen Mary gives birth to her husband's posthumous twin boys, one boy is named George and the other John
-Children of Queen Mary of England (February 18, 1516 - December 1, 1585) (Died at 69) and King Jure Uxoris George of England (April 1504 - May 17, 1537) (Died at 33)
1. Alfred, Prince of Wales (January 06, 1532)
2.Princess Catherine of England (January 06, 1532)
3.Princess Mary of England (March 21, 1534)
4. Arthur, Duke of York (July 17, 1535)
5. George, Duke of Wessex (July 30, 1537)
6. John, Duke of Bedford (July 30, 1537)
What happens now, the Boleyns will be the future English Dynasty, Henry VIII died before he could destroy England in his unbridled search for an heir, no divorce, no Act of Supremacy, no dissolution of the monasteries, who would be the new Archbishop of Canterburry in 1533? How would this influence the future of England?
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