Who were king henrys 8 wives..... henry tudor?

Question

in order that they came and how did they die

Answer 1

It was King Henry VIII, and he had six wives.

First was Catherine of Aragon.  She eventually died, probably of cancer of the heart.  She's buried in Peterborough Abbey.

Second was Anne Boleyn.  She was beheaded by the sword on charges of witchcraft, treason and incest.  She's buried in St Peter ad Vincula, the church in the Tower of London.

Third was Jane Seymour.  She died just a few days after giving birth to Henry's longed-for son, Edward.  (Childbirth fever.)  She's buried in St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.  When Henry died, he was buried there with her.

Fourth wife was Anne of Cleves.  Henry didn't like her; the marriage was quickly annulled and Anne lived out her life quite happily in England.  She died of a "declining illness", and is buried in Westminster Abbey.

Fifth wife was Catherine Howard.  She was very young and not very bright, and she did have at least one affair with Thomas Culpepper.  Henry found out, was devastated, and had her executed by the axe in the Tower of London.  She is buried, like Anne Boleyn, in St Peter ad Vincula.

The last, and sixth, wife was Katherine Parr.  She was more of a nurse than a wife to Henry, and was kind to his children.  Eventually Henry died, and Katherine was able to marry her previous love, Thomas Howard.  She then became pregnant, and died in childbirth.  The child disappears from history; Thomas was later executed.  Katherine is buried in the church at her husband's seat, Sudeley Castle.

Below are some sites with information and pictures.

Answer 2

Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Kathryn Howard, Katherine Parr



Divorced, beheaded, died; Divorced beheaded survived

This popular rhyme tells of the fate of Henry VIII's six wives

Answer 3

Catherine of Aragon: divorced. Died of natural causes--cancer.

Anne Boleyn: beheaded on grounds of treason

Jane Seymour: died twelve days after giving birth to Edward VI.Many women died of child-bed fever,or puerperal sepsis before medicine discovered the importance of cleanliness to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria.

Anne of Cleves:divorced/annulled.Henry was quite attracted to a flattering portrait of Anne.When the real woman appeared,she was not as pretty as her picture.She was a nice woman,and Henry liked her,but he sent her away.The marriage was not consummated and an annulment granted.Anne died of natural causes in 1557,outlasting Henry's last wife by nine years.

Katherine Howard: executed on grounds of adultery

Catherine Parr: widowed.She remarried but died six days after giving birth to her only child,a daughter,Mary Seymour.The cause was puerperal sepsis, also called child-bed fever.

Answer 4

Henry didn't have eight wives,he had six.He was Henry the Eighth.