It is the reign of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour and just 1 month ago, Anne Boleyn was beheaded. She comes back to life but nobody knows who she is.

The story of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII if Anne had given birth to a son when she caught Henry with Mistress Seymour.

Anne Boleyn gave Henry VIII five sons and one daughter during their short marriage but Henry still divorces her to marry Jane and goes on to marry his last three wives. But is it really the end of king's obsession with so-called Harlot? While Mary Tudor was a servant at Hatfield manor, she started an affair with George Boleyn (but they never had sex), not knowing his identity, of course. But when she found out and became Princess Royal by singing The Oath, she accused George of raping her. When Henry found out that she was lying, he gave her a fitting punishment - marry George who still loves her. Charles Brandon falls in love with Anne when she is still married to Henry. A marriage is arranged for Marie Boleyn and William Compton. Will it be a happy one? Also, late Prince Arthur of Wales and Dowager Princess Catherine of Aragon had five children before Arthur died and Catherine married Henry. But now, with the support of Holy Roman Emperor, they want what belongs to them - the English throne. Love. Drama. Passion. Betrayal. All in 16th century Europe.

~ Instead of sentencing Anne to death, Henry divorced Anne. He remarries to Jane Seymour, leaving Anne to live as the Duchess of Pembroke. Everyone presumes they've seen the last of Anne Boleyn, but fate has another thing in mind. ~

May 1536. Anne Boleyn is doomed to die, beheaded for the wrongdoings she has been accused of over and over again. She is afraid, but prepared for the death that awaits her. But the night before, she receives a visit from a mysterious Frenchman who introduces himself merely as Lucien. He promises her life after death, so long as she drinks his blood. Given in to temptation, Anne does so, completely unprepared for the life of a vampire. [The Originals S3] [Lucien Castle X Anne Boleyn]