Elizabethtudor Stories

𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄| "Your kiss, my cheek, I watched you leave, Your smile, my ghost, I fell to my knees, When you're young, you just run, But you come back to what you need" THE TUDORS SEASON ONE + HENRY TUDOR x OC

In the fatal spring of 1536, when the axe is whetted and the Tower bells toll, Queen Anne Boleyn does not die. Accused of treason, adultery, and witchcraft, abandoned by former allies and surrounded by enemies, Anne stands upon the brink of execution. Yet the storm she has stirred across Europe proves greater than Henry VIII anticipated. Foreign ambassadors protest the slaughter of a crowned queen; Emperor and King alike warn that such bloodshed will stain England's crown beyond forgiveness. Thomas Cromwell-calculating, pragmatic, and ever mindful of England's fragile alliances-intervenes at the final hour with a desperate compromise. Anne Boleyn is stripped of her titles, her marriage declared void, her honor publicly shattered-but her life is spared. She is banished forever from English soil. Her daughter Elizabeth is declared illegitimate and removed from the succession. Mother and child are sent under guard across the Channel, forbidden from correspondence, forbidden from return. Henry believes exile a cruelty worse than death: obscurity, humiliation, silence. He is wrong.

How will the European landscape be moulded by these new powers making their own way in the world shaped by the Auld Alliance? Book Three of the Auld Alliance.

One-Shots of Tudor era (& Plantagenet) couples❤️❤️ (open for requests)

King Henry VIII wants a divorce from Anne Boleyn and marry Jane Seymour. But instead of executing Anne, he finds another way to get rid of her. He decides to marry her of to his best friend Charles Brandon, who is in need of a wife. (Charles doesn't marry Catherine after Henry's sister). Anne must now learn how to survive in the carnivorous court life and gossip after being newly married to the King's Best Friend, being the mother of the Princess of England and the Ex-Wife of King Henry VIII. Most impressive ranking: #1 in 1500s 9/19/2019//#12 out of 165 11/06/2020 Most impressive ranking: #5 out of 51 in kinghenry 11/06/2020 //#26 out of 51 10/17/2020// Most impressive ranking: #354 in Royal 8/15/2018 Most Impressive Ranking: #2 out of 149 10/17/2020// #10 out of 152 in boleyn 11/06/2020 Most impressive ranking: #191 out of 8.3k 10/17/2020// #505 out of 8.1k in castle 07/26/2020 Most impressive ranking: #25 out of 391 in tudor 11/06/2020//#39 out of 358 in tudor 07/26/2020

Literally what it sounds like. A bunch of Edward Tudor/Seymour one-shots because I've only seen one. I want to do a book about each kid cuz they don't get enough, and I'm going in the order that they ruled

It's May 31 1536, Henry the 8th has just married Jane Seymour the day before. Alice Tudor eldest daughter of Anne Boleyn and is still mourning her mothers death, and life has been hard for the Princess. ⚠️⚠️THIS IS NOT HISTORICALLY ACCURATE TO THE TUDOR HISTORY⚠️⚠️

Jane Seymour was thought to be the next Queen of England, until the Pope decided to use the daughter of a Tsar to make Henry VIII cast the Seymour girl aside. Anastasia I of Russia will be the next Queen of England.

A short piece for Jodie Comer

This is the story about a young Princess who's life is at stake thanks to a war. To keep her safe, her father sends her to England. There, she will meet new friends, old friendships, and possibly....love. But not everything is what it seems. Anneliese will learned that a woman with a crown (mainly in her time) is something people will want to destroy, and they will do anything to make her fall. Followed Anneliese in her story were she will have to prove woman can be just as powerful as man. Even if it means losing the man she love's.

Love isn't easy. Most of the time it is difficult but in this case it was far from difficult. That's what Princess Elizabeth learns when she falls for her servant Ezra. In this story she must learn to keep her distance from the man she loves or everything could be messed up. Find out what happens to their love. The love of a princess and her servant. Enjoy this historical romance story!

Lives of all Henry's children by all his wives after Henry's death. Now his and his wives' ghost are haunting The Tudor Court. Will his six daughters and six sons manage to stay together? Or all they had in common was their father?

𝙰𝚗𝚐𝚜𝚝 𝚒𝚜 𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝙸 𝚑𝚊𝚟𝚎 𝚝𝚘 𝚜𝚊𝚢😃

Six friends obsessed with The Tudors find themselves transported from a modern museum into the court of Henry VIII. Chosen by prophecy, they must navigate the dangerous politics of the Tudor era and save the queens from heartbreak, betrayal, and misery - all while trying not to change history too drastically... or get themselves executed.

16th Century England. Elizabeth Tudor's claim on the English throne is threatened by the Spanish Empire. What could a lone woman do to secure her realm from the enemies of her Church, her people, and her throne? What really happened at the Battle of the Gravelines? Why did she choose to remain lonely for the rest of her life? My WWBY 2015 Fantasy entry. This is a historical fantasy short story on the Battle of the Gravelines. All characters have been used fictitiously. © ChantalCruz30

What if Anne Boleyn didn't die? What if Henry found all the accusations against her were false but decided to annul their marriage because of his 'great love' for the 'sweet and innocent' Jane Seymour. But what if he annul his marriage to Anne because she simply did not give him a child. And what if Jane gave him a baby girl instead of a boy? And what if Anne was pregnant.... with HIS child? Would it change everything?

(Fan version of season 4) Mary has returned to Scotland mourning for Francis and Lola. Bash has confessed his feelings still remain for her. Queen Elizabeth has still not finished her war against the Scottish queen. Protestants in Scotland are willing to aide Elizabeth. These both queens, cousins, go against each other to protect their title, power and country. Mary Stuart vs Elizabeth Tudor. Will this be the end of the House of Stuart or the House of Tudor?