1545) and his third wife Mary Tudor (d.1533), sister of King Henry VIII and widow of King Louis XII of France. She was born on 16th July 1517 at Hatfield ... Lady Jane Grey was the "nine days queen", ...

A letter written by Queen Mary I which talks about the "traitor, the Duke of Suffolk," has been sold for more than £37,000. The letter, penned on January, 28 1554, was addressed to William Paget ...

With around 63 monarchs spanning over 1,200 years, the UK have been sharing their thoughts on their favourite of the historic ...

Henry VIII was a Tudor ... Mary, survived. Catherine remained convinced that she was the true English queen until her death, in 1536. Image caption, Anne Boleyn spent her youth in France, at ...

Denmark’s new King Frederick's wife Queen Mary left fans stunned as she released her newest portrait to celebrate her 53rd birthday on Wednesday, February 5. Queen Mary of Denmark put her ...

To offer them liturgical worship, he composed Masses and Offices in their honor and had the first Feast of the Holy Heart of Mary celebrated on February 8, 1648, at Autun (France,) and the Feast ...

A royal insider has recalled the embarrassing moment Queen Mary of Denmark was turned away from a popular Danish restaurant. The awkward encounter occurred before the Australian-born royal took ...

William & Mary will mark the 332nd anniversary of the awarding of the Royal Charter from King William III and Queen Mary II of England during this year's celebration. Choose from 115 majors, minors ...

The Danish Royal Household shared the image on Instagram, stating: "Her Majesty the Queen has a birthday and is turning 53 today." The ethereal portrait shows the monarch looking radiant, with the ...

Mary and George’s marriage was to be the last union of equals in the upper echelons of the royal family, a point made with a mixture of pride and abandon by the baseball-capped and gumbooted Duke of ...

The stresses on both Lincolns during their time in wartime Washington were immense, and Mary was determined to dress fashionably and entertain lavishly. "She thought of herself as the Queen of ...