The Golden Age was also known as The Darkest Time of the History. King Henry VIII married six times and only one of the six survived his cruelty stoned heart. Elizabeth’s half-sister Mary Tudor was the daughter of Henry�

��s first wife Queen Katherine of Argon. When Mary was growing up, his father was having affair with Anne Boleyn (which was Elizabeth’s mother). Anne Boleyn was a vivacious flirt, men always find themselves connected to her, high spirited and temperamental, with black hair, black eyes, and a very long neck. King Henry courted with many women, though Queen Katherine never lost her loyal place. When King Henry was having relationships with Anne, he insisted Katherine to give up her jewels, so that Anne can wear them. During that time, Anne Boleyn was unpopular in the royal palace. For she had made the king did many “stupid” things and decisions. Those decisions and things, however, was for her personal gains. All his life, King Henry always wanted a son for the Heir of the throne. After Elizabeth’s birth, King Henry falsely accused Anne Boleyn of adultery. She was later beheaded when poor Elizabeth was only thr

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VIII England, King Henry, Anne Boleyn, England Elizabeth’s, Mary Elizabeth’s, Roger Asham, Boy King, Henry VIII, Edward Elizabeth, Thomas Seymour, king henry, anne boleyn, golden age, half-brother edward, queen katherine, half-sister mary, henry viii, king henry viii,