The most satisfying thing is that in the end she got the ultimate revenge: it was HER daughter who ruled over England for 45 years. It was her child who got up on that throne and not the boy who Henry always wanted.
Elizabeth was a huge success and disproved everything Henry stood for but it was Mary that was truly Henry's karma. She is the reason that every female monarch that succeeded her got the throne and the reason why having female monarchs is such a normal mundane thing in Britain today, something Henry killed tons of people to prevent. Mary had the incredible courage to fight for the throne and her life. She had people threatening to kill her, rape her and do other awful things but she pushed through and claimed her birthright. And she set laws to secure the rights of future queens regnant over their realms and spouses. She also accomplished so much politically and was very successful in expanding the Navy. Her impact on the Navy is seen even today. She eas also the most charitable Tudor monarch. People just don't know about her accomplishments because they were swept under the rug by the following protestant monarchs. Elizabeth was a great queen but a lot of accomplishments attributed to her are actually policies that Mary started.
@@nottoday3561 Not nearly as much as Elizabeth, but kill one protestant and they caln you Bloody Mary, kill 19 Catholics and you're good queen bess, lol
I love how right before she is beheaded, the camera pans to the birds, giving a first person perspective of what she saw for the last time perhaps. I think if I were in that position, I’d want to catch a glimpse of the world around me for one last time too.
Yes. Her look upwards to the birds, the sky. In her last moments, she focused on their simple beauty, their freedom, as she left this world. 😔💔 I know this is a fictional account, but it’s still an example of bravery, intelligence, and knowing where your center is. As sad as it is, I so love this moment. ❤️
i dont know if this is right, but when i saw the birds i rememberd the saying 'when the ravens flee the tower of london the crown will fall' maybe they used it as a metaphorical prediction because anne knew its the end for her but hoped she delivered the ultimate blow against henry viii - their daughter
@@reneenalewako2223 So true but Mary accomplished just as much, her accomplishments are just hushed up due to Protestant propaganda. Mary was Henry's biggest karma, he did everything to prevent his daughters from taking the throne but because of Mary's courage female monarchs are a normal thing in today's world. Henry would be most proud of Mary but also hate her for it. She was the only one he regretted mistreating when he died
I honestly think he would have been proud of Elizabeth. It’s not that he didn’t love his daughter it’s just that he knew either his line would end with a daughter or the sovereignty of England would be given over to another European empire if his daughter inherited the throne and then married. Everyone likes to paint Henry as this insane man who hated anyone that was a women and thus he must have hated his daughters; while this claim holds some merit he was also right because that was the the situation of women at the time in Europe. In fact his worst fears did come true, the Tudor Dynasty was ended with Elizabeth because even she knew marriage would be a threat to her power and thus never had children. I think people often forget that Elizabeth’s line also ended. Its imperative that people stop claiming Elizabeth’s reign was some sort of revenge against Henry cause it’s not; her driving forced as Queen was the advancement of England and it’s power as a nation. If you claim to love Elizabeth then don’t let her reign as Queen be defined by the tragic death of a woman she hardly knew because her achievements were her own, not someone else’s.
its said that the people who witnessed her beheading said that she had a calming aura to her, they also said she had never looked more beautiful, its sad to think that she supposedly looked more beautiful at the time of her death…
Yes, it's said she took of her leave with bravery and one observation that she kept her wit and gayity. They got it fairly accurate except the fact she was blindfolded
The fact that her ladies in waiting were the ones to carry her body out and prepare her in order to keep men from doing things with her body is disturbing to say the least.
Doesn't surprise me one bit...I often think we live in debauched times but nothing really compares to that period in history...punishment and death was cruel...lingering and unjust ..if you were lucky you died quickly
There is a message written by Anne Boleyn in one of her Book of Hours, rumored to have been with her at the end of her life. It reads, "Think of me when you do pray that hope doth lead from day to day." That book is now in Hever Castle. I'll bet that no one is thinking of Henry when they pray.
The scene where the crows are shown not only depicts her wish for freedom but also, crows have another meaning. They are believed to be ominous, and are called the bird of death. So, it kind of depicts her end too. So, it gives a sad, but also meaningful end.
And there is a superstition that is ravens leave the tower of London it will lead to the detioration of England. So, Anne's death led to the unpopularity of Henry VIII
The saddest execution in my opinion was Lady Jane Grey, she was only queen for 9 days and she didn’t even want to be but was forced to by her greedy family. She was only 16, and was beheaded. Sad sad world we live in.
@@jacobgreer1512 Agreed but have you ever heard of what Henry did to Lady Margaret Pole? She was the cousin of Henry's mother Queen Elizabeth. That was brutal as well...
@@ragerain6656t’s a long story, but she was basically the daughter of George Plantagenet, brother of Edward IV and Richard III. Her brother was imprisoned because Henry VII was scared people might rally behind him (he was literally about 12) and rise up against him, he was later executed for trying to escape. She was forced to marry a man 11 years her senior when she was just 14. Both her parents died while she was young, her Mother when she was 3 and her father when she was 5, her father was actually executed allegedly being drowned in Malmsey wine for “unnatural, loathly treasons”, which are interpreted as questioning the legality of Edward IV marriage to Elizabeth Woodville. She fell in and out of favour with the court, was left on hard times several times over, but she’d eventually be arrested for treason during Cromwell’s big cleanse for the alleged uncovering evidence of her support of the Church of Rome. She was stripped of all her lands (again) and after 2 or so years she was executed, though she was served no charges. Also executed was her grandson. She’s attributed to the poem which was found engraved in her cell wall: For traitors on the block should die, I am no traitor, no not I. My faithfulness stands fast and so, towards the block I shall not go. Nor make a step as you shall see, Christ in thy mercy, save thou me. Interestingly, it’s Margaret Pole’s direct line that was used to trace the “true King of the United Kingdom”.
Anyone who is interested in Anne Boleyn and Tudor history should definitely read The Creation of Anne Boleyn by Susan Bordo. It’s a great analysis on how Anne has been portrayed by media throughout history.
@@SpartanGoaticus Novel I suppose. The movie was the worst representation of Anne and Mary Boleyn I’ve ever seen. Natalie Dormer did one of the best jobs with Anne’s character🎉
@michellemorrison9663 it's a good film to watch if you're interested in history a bit but not really if you want more historical accuracy but not every adaptation is going to be fully historically accurate:)
They weren’t executed because they made him feel insecure. They were executed because they didn’t serve their purpose, produce a male heir, and Henry couldn’t marry someone else while they were alive. These weren’t love marriages. Yes, he’d become infatuated with his wives for a short time, but the goal of marriage was always to produce a male heir.
@@marybethsmith-hynes2749 Henry was able to marry Katherine Howard while Anne of Cleaves was alive. She agreed to a divorce which worked out for her too since that meant she didn't have to sleep with Henry or have his children.
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Only Two. Anne and her cousin Kathrrine Howard (Adultery 1 was innocent the other guilty). Divorced 2 1 died after giving birth which was common back then 1 outlived him as Queen 1 of the divorced wives also outlived him 1
Recent historical finds prove that was the king behind everything and that he confirmed the kill. He wanted her off, she knew too much, was too close to him, other men desired her body.... and still no male heir. She became like a little rock in the shoes for him
I agree with you but it wasn't because of her knowing too much, being too close to him or being desired by other men, it was simply because he no longer wanted her. She was very much desired by men when she. He couldn't ensure the legitimacy of his marriage to jane and the legitimacy of their potential children until both Katherine and Anne were dead, because of how hard it was to get people to accept his marriage to Anne. He killed her because his infatuation with her had passed and because it was the only way he could marry jane
Natalie Dormer has played roles of 3 Queens who died tragiclly..Anne Boleyn and Marie Antoinette who were beheaded and Queen Margaery of GOT who was incarcerated to ashes
I'm just finishing a book, "The Final Year of Anne Boleyn" written by historian and author Natalie Grueninger. It's a detailed look at what happened, using contemporary sources. The notes and bibliography are extensive. Appendix II is Anne's letter from the Tower and Appendix III contains the alleged charges. Highly recommend it. The author also has a channel here on CZcams.
In real life, there were several accounts of the executioner apologizing and telling her that he sharpened the blade shortly before. He wanted it to be fast. She blindfolded herself. Her ladies in waiting all stay with her.
ملكااات ظااالمات قاااتلااات و أكثرهن دمويية هي إليزاابيث الثاانية التي قتتلت و شررردت العراااقييين و الأفغاانستااانيين و صنعت تااجها من مجهووهراات مسروووقة من افريقيا و الهند.... لم ننسى بعد بيانو الزعيم العربي صدام حسين الءي سرقووه من قصره و أخذووه لقصرها البااائس بعد احتلاال العرااق
Actually the three longest Monarchs were 👑 Queens. Elizabeth 1 ..45 years Queen Victoria 60 plus years and Queen Elizabeth 2 ..70 years! The Longest in history! From a Female. Men are not always better 👀🤍...my heart breaks for AB but her daughter was one of the greatest rulers ever! ❤️
@@lepakshijaideep489 I know she wasn't, what I mean is after seeing what Henry does to his wife's and also reading about other male monarchs I kinda came to the conclusion that male monarchs were worse than female ones , This is not only the case for past kings, Elizabeth II was a much better king than her father and certainly her son
Anne was used by her father & Uncle to gain power.. She was executed her brother was executed it was her Uncle who said the guilty verdict & there father got away. Before it had been Anne's sister Mary forced into a relationship with Henry. It was a time where sadly children had to obey their fathers no matter what. Anne & her brother George payed the price!
Can't say much about the Uncle, but historically, Anne's father actually didn't push her to be with the King and was devastated at his children's deaths. Fact is you couldn't say no to the King. He pursued Anne, essentially stalking her. A lot of media portrays Anne as scheming to marry the King and her father being a puppet master, but from what is known, Anne did want to marry someone else. Henry did not allow that to happen. He wrote her letters, moved residences to be closer to Anne and made it so Anne moved into royal residences. Anne's father couldn't say no to the King either. His word was absolute.
She could have said... Majesty... Sorry but I have a husband with whom I am married and I also had kids with him who died...sorry but I cant be with you...
I love Anne Boleyn. She was a woman who was always true to her own heart. And she dared to do what she wanted. I understand why people are jealous of her. Because she is free
Everyone talks about Anne, but Catherine is the one who deserves the best. She led the people and fought while she was pregnant and defended England while the king and his army were in France
She wasn’t a pawn, she was a victim of her time. Henry pursued her, her family tried to keep her away from him but you can’t deny a king anything. She had no choice, it was either submit or die. She eventually saw his interest as a chance to pursue her own agenda but that came much later in the 10 years he hounded her.
Even imagining it is so sad. A wonder the time when Anne had been in this situation. History is just a remnants of the past and how it shows the submissive nature of women in the hands of men. She stood defenseless yet strong. 😢😢😢
🏵In reality, she kept flinching and looking over her shoulder at the swordsman while on her knees in prayer. In order to distract her, the swordsman yelled, "BOY. HAND ME MY 🗡SWORD!!!" She turned and looked away from him looking for that boy. He quickly pulled his sword from beneath the hay and beheaded her. She wasn't looking towards the sky at birds 🐦⬛🐦⬛ 🐦⬛
No she was sliced with a sword because the king still loved her but wanted a child,you see an axe takes lots of time to cut someone’s head off like three swings but a sword is one hit and the persons head is cut and it was in a room where no one could see
I wonder on that day of her execution if wish she’d just been a mistress to Henry then she could’ve married someone else later when he tired of her. She could’ve had a different life maybe even had more children that she could have carried to full term.
@@largavidaalyoonmin8050 he wanted to bed her but she didn’t give him options she didn’t want end up like her sister but I still bet she wishes she never was his wife. She never could transition from being a mistress to wife. His first wife turned a blind eye to his cheating it was only when Anne gave him an ultimatum and promised to give him a male heir he was willing to divorce Catherine .
Oh and I’m not some romantic who believes in historical movies I’m a historical fan Anne didn’t want him at first she wanted Henry Percy but Henry viii and Wolsey put the brakes on that. Henry seen Anne was European and educated different than his wife or any of the other women he slept with that and she wouldn’t give him the time of day played hard to get made him want to chase her.
She was not a great queen and she wasn't the most accomplished of Henry's wives. Katherine of aragon and Katherine parr, especially KoA, accomplished far more for the kingdom than Anne did. Anne accomplished things too but she's only more famous than them because of the church of England and for being Elizabeth's mother. For years, Henry never made any political decisions without consulting Katherine of aragon and following her opinion and instructions. He trusted and loved her so much that she was basically running the country on his behalf for years. He literally did anything she said, even if his councillors disagreed. Anne had a lot of influence over him as well, but she never had 100% influence over Henry like Katherine did And most of the accomplishments that people believe are hers are actually Henry's accomplishments. She did put the idea of creating the church in his head, but he wouldn't have done it if he truly didn't want to. He did it for himself and to gain supreme power, not because Anne had that much power over him. He listened to her advice and valued her opinions but never did anything he didn't want to because she wanted it. And he never saw her as his equal despite admiring her intellect and opinions. He said to her face that he considered her below him, and less worthy than Katherine
@@lepakshijaideep489 Hun people still worship her . Lol 😂 yes she did accomplish a lot . If it wasn't for people wouldn't have freedom to believe any religion they want .
@@lepakshijaideep489 Anne Boleyn She has been called "the most influential and important queen consort England has ever had", as she provided the occasion for Henry VIII to annul his marriage ..
She was innocent. A lot of the 'incidents' that were used against her could not have happened. She was known to have been in a completely different place then what was provided as 'evidence'. For example, she was charged with treason for mentioning the Kings death. It was a joke where another courtier and Anne joked about the courtier marrying Anne if the King died. Regardless of whether someone likes Anne Boleyn or not, her trial was a sham and a complete farce. She was executed so Henry could marry Jane Seymour and for Jane to give Henry a son. If Jane didn't give Henry a son, she possibly could have met the same fate.
The time when she realize that she doesn't want to marry king Henry vii. She pray for God to make her revenge and delivery more clothes for princess Elizabeth I. and the time when she look up the sky remembering her with her daughter having fun
One of the most ironic things about Anne Boleyn is that we don't actually know how she looked. The portraits of Anne that we're familiar with today were painted after her death based off the descriptions of those who knew her when she was alive since Henry had all of Anne's official portraits burned after he murdered her. The only way we can really know how Anne Boleyn looked is if we could somehow recover her skull and do a forensic reconstruction of her face.
When thinking of the Anne Boleyn story all I can only think of is the word karma. Her karma for getting Henry to betray his first wife and the karma of Henry's greatest accomplishment being the female heir he never wanted. 😂
She had incredible strength. Men crumpled walking to that death. Anne boleyn was trashed in history but Henry gave her no choice. In that misogynistic twinkie culture, women were nothing but broodmares and political alliances.
Why wasn’t anybody on her side her lady’s in waiting couldn’t even protect her. The world was against her the people wanted her dead they had enough time to escape nd hide her. Very sad. I blame the ladies in waiting they wanted her dead too.
Nobody WHEN I MEAN NOBODY should go through what she goes through some people wish to be a queen do anything like adulerty,r4pe,cheating,murder youll be burnt or beheaded😢
Afganistan they stone women to death . Lots of women need liberating all over the world from patriarchal religion and capitalist slave trade of girls mostly. Abrahamic religion is not good for women
It‘s better for Anne that she was killed and dead and than in non-existence. Because she was gangstalked and bullied. And false rumors was spreading about her. She would lived a nightmare, she had everyone against her and she was the most unpopular queen. She never should have her daughter, because her daughter lost her mother. Henry and Anne was a disaster. Too toxic for each other.
The most satisfying thing is that in the end she got the ultimate revenge: it was HER daughter who ruled over England for 45 years. It was her child who got up on that throne and not the boy who Henry always wanted.
Elizabeth was a huge success and disproved everything Henry stood for but it was Mary that was truly Henry's karma.
She is the reason that every female monarch that succeeded her got the throne and the reason why having female monarchs is such a normal mundane thing in Britain today, something Henry killed tons of people to prevent.
Mary had the incredible courage to fight for the throne and her life.
She had people threatening to kill her, rape her and do other awful things but she pushed through and claimed her birthright.
And she set laws to secure the rights of future queens regnant over their realms and spouses.
She also accomplished so much politically and was very successful in expanding the Navy. Her impact on the Navy is seen even today. She eas also the most charitable Tudor monarch.
People just don't know about her accomplishments because they were swept under the rug by the following protestant monarchs. Elizabeth was a great queen but a lot of accomplishments attributed to her are actually policies that Mary started.
@@lepakshijaideep489 I mean she did also burn a lot of people at the stake just for their religion.
@@nottoday3561 Not nearly as much as Elizabeth, but kill one protestant and they caln you Bloody Mary, kill 19 Catholics and you're good queen bess, lol
No her death was the sweetest revenge, to her sister, to the first queen and the list goes on!
Well I mean his son died as a kid, so he wasn't going to sit anywhere no matter who became queen.
The fact that her ladies in waiting stayed loyal to her even after her death.. True companions!
Me dio mucha pena la muerte de Ann Boley recuerdo cuándo visite la torre de Londres y vi el espacio dónde fue ejecutada Ann qué pena
I love how right before she is beheaded, the camera pans to the birds, giving a first person perspective of what she saw for the last time perhaps. I think if I were in that position, I’d want to catch a glimpse of the world around me for one last time too.
Yes.
Her look upwards to the birds, the sky.
In her last moments, she focused on their simple beauty, their freedom, as she left this world.
😔💔
I know this is a fictional account, but it’s still an example of bravery, intelligence, and knowing where your center is.
As sad as it is, I so love this moment.
❤️
She didn't see it coming because she was distracted and she did look back when swoosh 😮 that's what they say.
They seem to do this in movies and shows a lot. I think they did a similar shot for Ned Stark’s death in Game of Thrones
i dont know if this is right, but when i saw the birds i rememberd the saying 'when the ravens flee the tower of london the crown will fall'
maybe they used it as a metaphorical prediction because anne knew its the end for her but hoped she delivered the ultimate blow against henry viii - their daughter
The birds Leave that place,And In That time Anne boleyn leave The world :(
I would love to go back in time and tell Henry the Eighth that the most memorable aspect of his life was the women he married 😅
Lol, same... he would behead us, but oh well, nothing new of him😅
Or that one of his only other accomplishments was being Elizabeth l father and she accomplished much more than he thought she would.
@@reneenalewako2223 So true but Mary accomplished just as much, her accomplishments are just hushed up due to Protestant propaganda. Mary was Henry's biggest karma, he did everything to prevent his daughters from taking the throne but because of Mary's courage female monarchs are a normal thing in today's world. Henry would be most proud of Mary but also hate her for it. She was the only one he regretted mistreating when he died
And probably his DAUGHTER! Not his son!
And the fact he was a syphilitic moron
The biggest karma for Henry was that it was his daughters that lead the most memorable reigns. Not his only son, who's reign was short-lived.
I don't think he minded,or it was a karma for him.The only thing he could have been really upset about,is that Tudors' reign was over by Elizabeth.
La única que tuvo un largo fue Isabel no maría
Isabel pue la le lideró la época dorada en el reinado de maría solo había quemas a gente protestante
Sone people said his son was so young but more cruel then his father so lucky that he lived not so long
I honestly think he would have been proud of Elizabeth. It’s not that he didn’t love his daughter it’s just that he knew either his line would end with a daughter or the sovereignty of England would be given over to another European empire if his daughter inherited the throne and then married. Everyone likes to paint Henry as this insane man who hated anyone that was a women and thus he must have hated his daughters; while this claim holds some merit he was also right because that was the the situation of women at the time in Europe. In fact his worst fears did come true, the Tudor Dynasty was ended with Elizabeth because even she knew marriage would be a threat to her power and thus never had children. I think people often forget that Elizabeth’s line also ended. Its imperative that people stop claiming Elizabeth’s reign was some sort of revenge against Henry cause it’s not; her driving forced as Queen was the advancement of England and it’s power as a nation. If you claim to love Elizabeth then don’t let her reign as Queen be defined by the tragic death of a woman she hardly knew because her achievements were her own, not someone else’s.
Of all the depictions of Anne Boleyn's death, I think this one with Natalie Dormer is the most moving. I cry every time I see it.
its said that the people who witnessed her beheading said that she had a calming aura to her, they also said she had never looked more beautiful, its sad to think that she supposedly looked more beautiful at the time of her death…
Yes, it's said she took of her leave with bravery and one observation that she kept her wit and gayity. They got it fairly accurate except the fact she was blindfolded
The fact that her ladies in waiting were the ones to carry her body out and prepare her in order to keep men from doing things with her body is disturbing to say the least.
Doesn't surprise me one bit...I often think we live in debauched times but nothing really compares to that period in history...punishment and death was cruel...lingering and unjust ..if you were lucky you died quickly
It’s still like that today, most morgues prefer it that women be the ones to handle female bodies over men
It’s the exact reason Marilyn Monroe’s body went missing for 2 days after her death. Men are such monsters.
Oh and it’s EXACTLY because of that that morgues are reluctant to higher men. They know they’ll disrespect the bodies.
@@InsaneLaughter01 that’s so disgusting imagine already being afraid of death plus the fear of someone doing something to your body after death
There is a message written by Anne Boleyn in one of her Book of Hours, rumored to have been with her at the end of her life. It reads, "Think of me when you do pray that hope doth lead from day to day." That book is now in Hever Castle. I'll bet that no one is thinking of Henry when they pray.
The scene where the crows are shown not only depicts her wish for freedom but also, crows have another meaning. They are believed to be ominous, and are called the bird of death. So, it kind of depicts her end too. So, it gives a sad, but also meaningful end.
Remember that a group of crows is known as a murder. What Henry did to Anne was judicially sanctioned murder.
Crows will com you o carry your soul to the afterlife. To show them flying away signifies them carrying her home.
Her nickname was also the Dark Crow.
And there is a superstition that is ravens leave the tower of London it will lead to the detioration of England. So, Anne's death led to the unpopularity of Henry VIII
What Henry did to these women is so horrible
The saddest execution in my opinion was Lady Jane Grey, she was only queen for 9 days and she didn’t even want to be but was forced to by her greedy family. She was only 16, and was beheaded. Sad sad world we live in.
@@jacobgreer1512 Agreed but have you ever heard of what Henry did to Lady Margaret Pole? She was the cousin of Henry's mother Queen Elizabeth. That was brutal as well...
@@ashscheesecakes2064 👀Explain!
@@jacobgreer1512 agree
@@ragerain6656t’s a long story, but she was basically the daughter of George Plantagenet, brother of Edward IV and Richard III. Her brother was imprisoned because Henry VII was scared people might rally behind him (he was literally about 12) and rise up against him, he was later executed for trying to escape.
She was forced to marry a man 11 years her senior when she was just 14.
Both her parents died while she was young, her Mother when she was 3 and her father when she was 5, her father was actually executed allegedly being drowned in Malmsey wine for “unnatural, loathly treasons”, which are interpreted as questioning the legality of Edward IV marriage to Elizabeth Woodville.
She fell in and out of favour with the court, was left on hard times several times over, but she’d eventually be arrested for treason during Cromwell’s big cleanse for the alleged uncovering evidence of her support of the Church of Rome. She was stripped of all her lands (again) and after 2 or so years she was executed, though she was served no charges. Also executed was her grandson.
She’s attributed to the poem which was found engraved in her cell wall:
For traitors on the block should die, I am no traitor, no not I. My faithfulness stands fast and so, towards the block I shall not go. Nor make a step as you shall see, Christ in thy mercy, save thou me.
Interestingly, it’s Margaret Pole’s direct line that was used to trace the “true King of the United Kingdom”.
Anyone who is interested in Anne Boleyn and Tudor history should definitely read The Creation of Anne Boleyn by Susan Bordo. It’s a great analysis on how Anne has been portrayed by media throughout history.
The Other Boleyn Girl is also a classic
@@SpartanGoaticus Novel I suppose. The movie was the worst representation of Anne and Mary Boleyn I’ve ever seen. Natalie Dormer did one of the best jobs with Anne’s character🎉
@@michellemorrison9663 you suppose correct the novel
@michellemorrison9663 it's a good film to watch if you're interested in history a bit but not really if you want more historical accuracy but not every adaptation is going to be fully historically accurate:)
That is a really good book.
The fact that you just executed his wives because they probably made him feel insecure at some point in his life is really sad and terrifying....
If it gives you some solace, the fact that the most memorable parts of his life were his wives and his daughter Mary would probably drive him mad.
He was allowed to murder these women, and his story is told in such a way the horrors are neutralized
They weren’t executed because they made him feel insecure. They were executed because they didn’t serve their purpose, produce a male heir, and Henry couldn’t marry someone else while they were alive. These weren’t love marriages. Yes, he’d become infatuated with his wives for a short time, but the goal of marriage was always to produce a male heir.
Culture of abrahamic religion The pagan women were not second class citizens or denied the right to study science snd maths
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@@marybethsmith-hynes2749 Henry was able to marry Katherine Howard while Anne of Cleaves was alive. She agreed to a divorce which worked out for her too since that meant she didn't have to sleep with Henry or have his children.
I love that her face is actually puffy like how it would be after a day or two of crying. Shes an amazing actress
Natalie Dormer is just so beautiful.
True
She was wonderful in that role! So pretty and passionate.
Henry VIII probably grilling in the hell for killing almost all his wives.
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Only Two. Anne and her cousin Kathrrine Howard (Adultery 1 was innocent the other guilty).
Divorced 2
1 died after giving birth which was common back then
1 outlived him as Queen
1 of the divorced wives also outlived him
1
Recent historical finds prove that was the king behind everything and that he confirmed the kill. He wanted her off, she knew too much, was too close to him, other men desired her body.... and still no male heir. She became like a little rock in the shoes for him
I agree with you but it wasn't because of her knowing too much, being too close to him or being desired by other men, it was simply because he no longer wanted her.
She was very much desired by men when she. He couldn't ensure the legitimacy of his marriage to jane and the legitimacy of their potential children until both Katherine and Anne were dead, because of how hard it was to get people to accept his marriage to Anne. He killed her because his infatuation with her had passed and because it was the only way he could marry jane
He was in league with Cromwell who wanted her gone too.
This actress is stunning
This scene is better than the other movie where she is crying and appears weak. Here she is fearless, strong and dies with dignity.
Natalie Dormer has played roles of 3 Queens who died tragiclly..Anne Boleyn and Marie Antoinette who were beheaded and Queen Margaery of GOT who was incarcerated to ashes
Incinerated... not incarcerated
I'm just finishing a book, "The Final Year of Anne Boleyn" written by historian and author Natalie Grueninger. It's a detailed look at what happened, using contemporary sources. The notes and bibliography are extensive. Appendix II is Anne's letter from the Tower and Appendix III contains the alleged charges. Highly recommend it. The author also has a channel here on CZcams.
You know it’s coming but you still can’t help but root for Anne ☹️
In real life, there were several accounts of the executioner apologizing and telling her that he sharpened the blade shortly before. He wanted it to be fast. She blindfolded herself. Her ladies in waiting all stay with her.
Too bad we can't go back and tell her that things get better for us and England even had several queens that ruled.
ملكااات ظااالمات قاااتلااات و أكثرهن دمويية هي إليزاابيث الثاانية التي قتتلت و شررردت العراااقييين و الأفغاانستااانيين و صنعت تااجها من مجهووهراات مسروووقة من افريقيا و الهند.... لم ننسى بعد بيانو الزعيم العربي صدام حسين الءي سرقووه من قصره و أخذووه لقصرها البااائس بعد احتلاال العرااق
Y que su hija Isabel fue la mejor reina y lideró la
Gran época dorada de Inglaterra
Actually the three longest Monarchs were 👑 Queens. Elizabeth 1 ..45 years Queen Victoria 60 plus years and Queen Elizabeth 2 ..70 years! The Longest in history! From a Female. Men are not always better 👀🤍...my heart breaks for AB but her daughter was one of the greatest rulers ever! ❤️
I'm somehow convinced that Best British Kings are the female ones
Anne was never a monarch, and not even (legally) a consort or Henry's wife, but I agree with your comment
@@lepakshijaideep489 I know she wasn't, what I mean is after seeing what Henry does to his wife's and also reading about other male monarchs I kinda came to the conclusion that male monarchs were worse than female ones , This is not only the case for past kings, Elizabeth II was a much better king than her father and certainly her son
the first people In England were women. no men. The men came later. They don't like us to know this but its highly likely the druids were mostly women
Alfred the great laughing at you
Anne was used by her father & Uncle to gain power.. She was executed her brother was executed it was her Uncle who said the guilty verdict & there father got away.
Before it had been Anne's sister Mary forced into a relationship with Henry.
It was a time where sadly children had to obey their fathers no matter what.
Anne & her brother George payed the price!
Can't say much about the Uncle, but historically, Anne's father actually didn't push her to be with the King and was devastated at his children's deaths. Fact is you couldn't say no to the King. He pursued Anne, essentially stalking her.
A lot of media portrays Anne as scheming to marry the King and her father being a puppet master, but from what is known, Anne did want to marry someone else. Henry did not allow that to happen. He wrote her letters, moved residences to be closer to Anne and made it so Anne moved into royal residences. Anne's father couldn't say no to the King either. His word was absolute.
What made it worse was Henry chased, we'd, and then beheaded Anne's cousin Catherine Howard.
She could have said... Majesty... Sorry but I have a husband with whom I am married and I also had kids with him who died...sorry but I cant be with you...
@@nabaninandi4140 lol then good bye to kids and you head
@@nabaninandi4140lol yeah that would never have worked. He would have killed her husband and kids just to get her.
The hands of her people trying to show her comfort in her last minutes… so heartbreaking
I love Anne Boleyn. She was a woman who was always true to her own heart. And she dared to do what she wanted. I understand why people are jealous of her. Because she is free
When your husband cheats on you, will you praise his mistress for being ‘free’?
Anne was blindfolded which they left out. Thoroughly loved The Tudors though. I thought Natalie Dormer played a fantastic role.
This woman is an excellent actress ❤❤ her.
She got the best REVENGE. Queen Elizabeth.
Everyone talks about Anne, but Catherine is the one who deserves the best. She led the people and fought while she was pregnant and defended England while the king and his army were in France
Exactly, it's just because a beautiful talented actress portrayed her, that people began to admire this cunning woman, she reaped what she sowed.
Catherine of aragon?
@@eshrestha3644 yes
Catherine didn't actually do any fighting. Also she did her own fair share of scheming as well.
@@uniquesongstressThank you for telling them
My heart has always gone out to her. She was wrong for taking another woman's man but in the end, she didn't deserve what she got.
She was her father and uncle's pawn. Women did not have the right to decide anything back then
Henry didn't give her much choice. You didn't say no to the king.
She wasn’t a pawn, she was a victim of her time. Henry pursued her, her family tried to keep her away from him but you can’t deny a king anything. She had no choice, it was either submit or die. She eventually saw his interest as a chance to pursue her own agenda but that came much later in the 10 years he hounded her.
Elisabeth: don't worry mom
Even imagining it is so sad. A wonder the time when Anne had been in this situation. History is just a remnants of the past and how it shows the submissive nature of women in the hands of men. She stood defenseless yet strong. 😢😢😢
The respect and compassion shown by her maids was so kind, especially at such a horrible end. ❤️🌹
It's kind of the executer to use the sword instead of an axe to chop off her head as the axe may take more than one strike to get the head chopped off
I love Anne so much. She deserved better ❤
Love this actress
🏵In reality, she kept flinching and looking over her shoulder at the swordsman while on her knees in prayer. In order to distract her, the swordsman yelled, "BOY. HAND ME MY 🗡SWORD!!!" She turned and looked away from him looking for that boy. He quickly pulled his sword from beneath the hay and beheaded her.
She wasn't looking towards the sky at birds 🐦⬛🐦⬛
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..oh..did u read in book? Can you tell me it's name then??
It's so sad everyone cared about Anne Boleyn she was the most loved queen
No she was sliced with a sword because the king still loved her but wanted a child,you see an axe takes lots of time to cut someone’s head off like three swings but a sword is one hit and the persons head is cut and it was in a room where no one could see
WHY NOT JUST DIVORCE HER TF
I wonder on that day of her execution if wish she’d just been a mistress to Henry then she could’ve married someone else later when he tired of her. She could’ve had a different life maybe even had more children that she could have carried to full term.
He wanted her, we see the movies and think it was her but he didn’t give her options
@@largavidaalyoonmin8050 he wanted to bed her but she didn’t give him options she didn’t want end up like her sister but I still bet she wishes she never was his wife. She never could transition from being a mistress to wife. His first wife turned a blind eye to his cheating it was only when Anne gave him an ultimatum and promised to give him a male heir he was willing to divorce Catherine .
Oh and I’m not some romantic who believes in historical movies I’m a historical fan Anne didn’t want him at first she wanted Henry Percy but Henry viii and Wolsey put the brakes on that. Henry seen Anne was European and educated different than his wife or any of the other women he slept with that and she wouldn’t give him the time of day played hard to get made him want to chase her.
She’s so gorgeous. I wish she never died.
The royal execution😢
This made me cry
Natalie did such an amazing job
I cried so much during this scene
The throne of england is bloody to say the least. cruelty is like a part of its culture.
My favorite edit period.
Anne done alot for that kingdom that's why today shes still recognize as one the best queen of England.
She was not a great queen and she wasn't the most accomplished of Henry's wives.
Katherine of aragon and Katherine parr, especially KoA, accomplished far more for the kingdom than Anne did.
Anne accomplished things too but she's only more famous than them because of the church of England and for being Elizabeth's mother.
For years, Henry never made any political decisions without consulting Katherine of aragon and following her opinion and instructions. He trusted and loved her so much that she was basically running the country on his behalf for years. He literally did anything she said, even if his councillors disagreed.
Anne had a lot of influence over him as well, but she never had 100% influence over Henry like Katherine did
And most of the accomplishments that people believe are hers are actually Henry's accomplishments.
She did put the idea of creating the church in his head, but he wouldn't have done it if he truly didn't want to. He did it for himself and to gain supreme power, not because Anne had that much power over him.
He listened to her advice and valued her opinions but never did anything he didn't want to because she wanted it. And he never saw her as his equal despite admiring her intellect and opinions. He said to her face that he considered her below him, and less worthy than Katherine
@@lepakshijaideep489 Hun people still worship her . Lol 😂 yes she did accomplish a lot . If it wasn't for people wouldn't have freedom to believe any religion they want .
@@lepakshijaideep489 she separate popes from from kingdom as well.
@@lepakshijaideep489 Anne Boleyn
She has been called "the most influential and important queen consort England has ever had", as she provided the occasion for Henry VIII to annul his marriage ..
@@lepakshijaideep489 Anne became an accomplished musician, singer and dancer. In 1521 or early 1522, with war between England and France imminent
I also amazed with anne boleyn&Princess Diana of wales.
Don't know why a brave charming and a kind girl had a end like this😢😢😢 felt so bad for her now😢😢
Although we know Elizabeth had the throne it’s so painful to think of yourself in her position - just imagine
R.I.P 19th May 1536❤
You know I think she was innocent just being a woman before her time and at that time if you had the king's heart or ear you're in danger
She was innocent. A lot of the 'incidents' that were used against her could not have happened. She was known to have been in a completely different place then what was provided as 'evidence'. For example, she was charged with treason for mentioning the Kings death. It was a joke where another courtier and Anne joked about the courtier marrying Anne if the King died.
Regardless of whether someone likes Anne Boleyn or not, her trial was a sham and a complete farce. She was executed so Henry could marry Jane Seymour and for Jane to give Henry a son. If Jane didn't give Henry a son, she possibly could have met the same fate.
The way she was so brave nne boleyn was the nest for henry😢
Now you are free, Anne 💖
im related Anne and honestly reading about her is so tragic, i can't even begin to imagine watching it.
How
many people are related to them
The time when she realize that she doesn't want to marry king Henry vii. She pray for God to make her revenge and delivery more clothes for princess Elizabeth I. and the time when she look up the sky remembering her with her daughter having fun
One of the most ironic things about Anne Boleyn is that we don't actually know how she looked. The portraits of Anne that we're familiar with today were painted after her death based off the descriptions of those who knew her when she was alive since Henry had all of Anne's official portraits burned after he murdered her. The only way we can really know how Anne Boleyn looked is if we could somehow recover her skull and do a forensic reconstruction of her face.
She really did kill this role tho
Name of the movie
@@DeepshikaArya it’s a show called The Tudors
It’s on Amazon prime
She wasn't the cheater, but she should have known it from him once a cheater always one.
Natalie Dormer, wonderful actress.
King Henry was a fat serial killer. Change my mind.
When thinking of the Anne Boleyn story all I can only think of is the word karma. Her karma for getting Henry to betray his first wife and the karma of Henry's greatest accomplishment being the female heir he never wanted. 😂
Henry was so fucked up bro.
Queen Margery always and forever
Such a beautiful actres
*Anne Boleyn beheaded and dies*
Her daughter : "There goes the loudest woman this town has ever seen"
YAS BRO SHE IS MY FAVORITE SHE IS GORGEOUS I WISH I WAS HERS BRO
If those were crows I wonder if they avenged her death 😎
I'm happy that she got her revenge on Henry
Well she betrayed her empress to marry the man of her dreams......her end was tragic and unjust but she was no saint
The ways of men in power are so "deadly"😕😕😕the sad realities of the women that tried to love them😔💗🙏🏾🕊
She had incredible strength. Men crumpled walking to that death. Anne boleyn was trashed in history but Henry gave her no choice. In that misogynistic twinkie culture, women were nothing but broodmares and political alliances.
Why wasn’t anybody on her side her lady’s in waiting couldn’t even protect her. The world was against her the people wanted her dead they had enough time to escape nd hide her. Very sad. I blame the ladies in waiting they wanted her dead too.
I love her 😢❤
Ôi… Cô ấy vô cùng xinh đẹp….🌹💓💓🌹
The ladies looked so upset that their innocent queen has to die . ):
WHYAM I CRYING ITS BEEN like 500YEARS?!
200-300 but close enough
God bless Anne
They always kill the good ones.
Nobody WHEN I MEAN NOBODY should go through what she goes through some people wish to be a queen do anything like adulerty,r4pe,cheating,murder youll be burnt or beheaded😢
Afganistan they stone women to death . Lots of women need liberating all over the world from patriarchal religion and capitalist slave trade of girls mostly. Abrahamic religion is not good for women
Natalie dormer portrayed Anne boleyn very well than Natalie portman in her dying moment
Как отменна актриса в этой роли
SO SAD SHE DID NOT DESERVED TAST😢 HOD BLESS HER AND YOU ALL PRAYERS AND FAITH IN JESUS AND HE WILL NEVER LEAVE US HAVE A NICE DAY AMEN ❤️🙏
Damn she can't keep a crown can she?
She tries sooo hard tho lmao
@@Kfles ikr!
She is steve rogers's first kiss.....
I’m not the only marvel fan here, good 😂
here and on GoT She always a very sad and madly ending
Natalie Dormer is strikingly pretty.
She doesn't deserve that
anne boleyn was pretty 😢😢 at least
Eye of revenge
Body with satisfaction
You gotta love queen Margery
i can't believe this becuase of stupid henry
It was so sad
It‘s better for Anne that she was killed and dead and than in non-existence. Because she was gangstalked and bullied. And false rumors was spreading about her. She would lived a nightmare, she had everyone against her and she was the most unpopular queen. She never should have her daughter, because her daughter lost her mother. Henry and Anne was a disaster. Too toxic for each other.
that so sad😢😢😢
That this King kill his wife's was disgusting 😮
He was disgusting