Henryviii Stories

In the blood-soaked theater of King Henry VIII's court, survival is a performance. Queens before her used beauty, brilliant wit, and fierce ambition-and they all ended up on the scaffold. Lady Eleanor of the minor Duchy of Darthmol has none of those things. At twenty-three, she is the invisible seventh daughter, quiet, uneducated in the games of statecraft, and entirely unbothered by the flashing gold of Whitehall. But she possesses a weapon far more dangerous to a paranoid King: an absolute mastery of silence. While the court vipers plot foreign wars and religious reform, Eleanor simply walks half a step behind her husband in soft velvet slippers, refusing to play the game. She doesn't want his crown, she doesn't want his power-she only wants his comfort. And that is exactly why the terrifying tyrant of England is about to lay his entire kingdom at her feet.

What if there was another Boleyn sibling? Elizabeth Boleyn, the youngest daughter of Thomas Boleyn, 1st Earl of Wiltshire. An intelligent young women with beauty that outwits both of her sisters. Elizabeth comes back to English court after many months of being gone to comfort her sister in these dark times. As Anne has suffered yet another fatal miscarriage. What Elizabeth didn't expect was the king, her sister husband to fall in love with her the moment he set his gaze on her. What happens when the king goes to far lengths for Elizabeth to be his next bride? Will Elizabeth push him away or will his love draw her to the same flame as her sister? You'll just have to read to find out!

In the aftermath of Arthur Tudor's death, King Henry VII and his mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort quickly arrange Prince Harry, the new heir to the English Throne, marriage to Cecelia Borgia, the youngest daughter of Pope Alexander VI.

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.

Victoria was content living in her beautiful palace in Russia. One day her father summoned her and told her that she were to be shipped off and married to King of England, Henry VIII Tudor for peace between Russia and England. After the annulment of his first wife, Catherine Of Aragon and the beheading of his second wife, Anne Boleyn. Victoria is worried of her fate if she were to not produce sons for him. Already having two "illegitimate" daughters Henry will not be paitent for his long awaited heir and son. Especially when his mistress has him wrapped around her finger. Also this book is really not for the Seymour family lovers! DISCONTINUED FOR NOW (Henry VIII Tudor x oc) (NOT HISTORICALLY ACCURATE I ONLY OWN VICTORIA AND HER FAMILY)

They say there is honor in joining a King's court, but what honor is there in deceit and murder? #1 in Anne Boleyn

Woman fight. Royal, woman fight. For many reasons we all clash heads and pens and ribbons for the love and affection of the oh so beloved King. Henry is not a prize worth fighting for, but I shall fight. Not for myself but strictly out of spite of Anne Boleyn's cocky behavior and Catherine's naivety and refusal. Out of spite of Jane Seymour's petty words and spread legs. I aim to be Queen, with many sons, not for happiness or love. But to prove how cunning and manipulative Queens can be. This is our war that we fight silently and elegantly. Resembling swans and a beautiful yet powerful dance. We fall and we rise as quickly as the tide changes favor. Some swim while others...... well, you get the memo.

You, greatest monarch in history

When King Henry 7th died he left his two sons, Arthur and Henry, to rule together. Arthur is married Catherine of Aragon and they have five children. Henry is married to Anne Boleyn and they have seven children. Tensions are very high between queens, and they will be the ones to ruin their country - simply because of mutual hatred towards each other.

(my first major story woohoo! OwO) what if Henry VIII had given his wives a second chance,what would happen,better future relationships?,more children?,well the second thing happened,meet the next six children of the king,Cathrine the second,Annabell boylen, Josephine Seymour, Alexander(Alexandra)of Cleve, Claudia Howard, and violet parr.what will happen to these six, I dunno friggin read the book

In this book, you'll find the lyrics to each of the songs in the musical. The lyrics do not belong to me but to the original writers.

I reached the max amount of chapters of pt.1

The former Monarch, Henry VIII, who ruled England in the 1500's suddenly gets transported to the modern world (2028) after eating too much oversalted meat. He tries to find wives, and in this journey he has to be accustomed to the ways of the new world. How will he get through this?

Don't ask what was going through my head.

*THIS IS A FANTASY AU* A broken heart can cause great trouble An example is the ex-queen of the kingdom of Tudor, Catherine Aragon, repudiated by her husband and then replaced by another younger but less lovable and more spoiled woman, Anne Boleyn, descended from an ancient and well-known family of court wizards. Despair and anger end up bringing out a dark side of Aragon, long forgotten and ignored by the ex queen, and this will give her the strength to find her revenge.

In which, Princess Adelaide de Valois is sent to marry Prince Henry, only to find herself caught in the mystic and intrigue of the royal court. © 2020 ariana may The Spanish Princess [Season 1]

mary tudor's only daughter will one day rise to the throne, in her own right. but before that, she must get all the mischievous nature out. in order to keep france and england from going to war, the princess of wales is sent to the court of henry ii in order to keep mary stuart away from her throne and her treaty. she's encouraged to court the dauphin and win his heart before he can marry her scottish cousin. in the game of thrones, you either win, or you die.

Katherine Tudor's rise through the French court amiss betrayal, tragedy, and the typical conflicts of being a queen in the medieval era. REWRITE OF : THE LIFE OF A QUEEN NOTE: some future chapters might require trigger warnings, so look out for those later. There is no update schedule so far but I'm aiming for once a month at the minimum.

This is the sequel to my book A crown upon her head which used to be called Queen without death. Anne is living what she believes to be her last days in the tower but her enemy and rival Jane Seymour may change the course of History. Jane knows after serving both Catherine and Anne how quickly you can fall from favour therefore she tries to not take in her predecessors examples. Anne's fate rests upon the shoulders of Jane and her ability to bare a healthy son for Henry. In the tower, Anne has been in there for months after expecting to be executed a few days after her trial. Has Henry had a change of heart or is he playing a long waiting game