A 12th-century property in Kent with royal history is on the market for over $4.4 million, featuring a 13th-century chapel and moated gardens. Its lease ends in 2122.

Havering Country Park was once home to a palace gifted by King Henry VIII to three of his wives.

Henry VIII’s meals were more than just indulgent—they were political power plays. From roasted swan to spiced wine, every dish showed status.

More, a Tudor lawyer to the English monarchy, was decapitated on Tower Hill on the orders of King Henry VIII after refusing to recognize the ax-happy monarch as the head of the Church of England ...

“This is called a Henry VIII clause because the parliament allowed Henry VIII in 1531 to, in fact, make decrees that overruled acts of parliament. “It allows the executive … to actually ...

After King Henry VIII ordered for More to be executed, his head was placed on London Bridge before being retrieved by his daughter, Margaret Roper, and eventually interred in the Roper family ...

Henry VIII’s close adviser was resolute in upholding secular and spiritual authorities over individual judgment. When it came to his own conscience, he held a different view.

Henry VIII’s Proclamation by the Crown Act 1539 was an act that permitted the King to rule by decree. “Henry VIII clauses are seen as constitutionally disreputable,” Professor Craven said.

Four centuries later, in 1538, King Henry VIII, then engaged in a similar church-state dispute, had the shrine completely destroyed.

Celebrations are set to be held as a 'very important milestone' looms in Nuneaton's history. It is reported the town was granted a market charter around the year 1160 by Henry II, with a royal ...

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