How many wives did henry the 8th have?

Question

How many wives did henry the 8th have?

Answer 1

six

Answer 2

Six.

He divorced two, and beheaded two others; one died of natural causes, and the last one out-lived him.

Answer 3

It goes like this......"to six wives he was wedded: One died, one survived, two divorced, two beheaded"

Answer 4

He had six, Anne Boleyn,  Queen Catherinne, and Jane Seymour was one of the more famous ones.

Answer 5

King Henry VIII of England had 6 wives in total. CLik on the individual links to find out more about each wife

Catherine of Aragon - BORN: 16 DECEMBER 1485

                                      MARRIED: 11 JUNE 1509

                                      DIVORCED/ANNULLED: 1533

                                      DIED: 7 JANUARY 1536

http://tudorhistory.org/aragon/

Anne Boleyn - BORN: c.1500?

                         MARRIED: JANUARY 1533

                         EXECUTED: 19 MAY 1536

http://tudorhistory.org/boleyn/

Jane Seymour - BORN: c. 1509

                            MARRIED: 30 MAY 1536

                            DIED: 24 OCTOBER 1537

http://tudorhistory.org/seymour/

Anne of Cleves - BORN: 1515

                              MARRIED: 6 JANUARY 1540

                              DIVORCED: JULY 1540

                              DIED: 16 JULY 1557

http://tudorhistory.org/cleves/

Kathryn Howard - BORN: 1521

                               MARRIED: 28 JULY 1540

                               EXECUTED: 13 FEBRUARY 1542

http://tudorhistory.org/howard/

Kathrine Parr - BORN: 1512

                          MARRIED: 12 JULY 1543

                          WIDOWED: 28 JANUARY 1547

                          DIED: 5 SEPTEMBER 1548

http://tudorhistory.org/parr/

Answer 6

yes, 6 your all right!yahoooooooooooooo!

Answer 7

Six - Catherine of Aragon (whom he divorced, thus creating the Anglican Church; she's the mother of his oldest daughter, Mary I), Anne Boleyn (whom he had beheaded; she's the mother of his youngest daughter, Elizabeth I), Jane Seymour (who died shortly after giving birth to his son, Edward VI), Anne of Cleeves (whom he divorced for being too ugly), Catherine Howard (whom he had beheaded), and Catherine Parr (who later became his widow).