What The Heck is Happening????

AHHH!!! I have no dictionary so I have this Instead. 

G'bye!

Eleanor

P.S I Typed BIG. :) 

P.P.S ps stands for "post scriptum"

I bet you didn't know that! If you are a school friend

PPPS Bye! Eleanor

Anne Boleyn

Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves today. First Anne Boleyn though. 

Okay, Anne Boleyn was a child to Lady Elizabeth Howard and Thomas Boleyn. Anne was schooled in many subjects in many categories. In regular classes ( by regular I mean stuff we learn today), reading, spelling, grammar, history and writing. Domestic; Dance, embroidery, manners, management, music and singing. Games; Cards, chess and dice. Wikipedia didn't list anything specific. She was trained in bloodsport too. Such as archery, hunting, horseback riding and yes, hunting. Anne stopped Her education in 1521. She was then a maid-of-honor to queen Claude of France. Anne was quite pretty with black eyes and hair. Anne came to royal court in 1522. she was then sent from court and returned to serve Catherine of Aragon. The Spanish queen of England, and first wife to Henry VIII. Henry was beginning to pass documents that Mary (Catherine's daughter) was a bastard, and divorced Catherine. He then married Anne who gave birth to a daughter, Elizabeth, and Henry was ANGRY. so angry he imprisoned Anne in the Tower of London. He then had her executed. INTERESTING FACT: Anne never got a proper coffin. A servant from the yard put her body in a chest and she fit because he put her head on her stomach!

Anne Boleyn

1501\07-1536

35\29 years

(the exact year of Anne's birth is unknown)

Dictionary!

Hello! this Dictionary is VERY short, and I promised you I would tell you about sweating sickness, so I will keep that promise. After Dictionary.

Heraldry- The study of coats of arms.

Genealogy- To trace your ancestors.

Auburn- Rusty brown.

Now Sweating Sickness. The Sweate (as it was commonly called,) was a disease that began with apprehension and then cold shivers.You would then be giddy and have headache afterwards. You would have severe neck, shoulder and limb pain, also exhaustion. Now sweating, and a sense of heat everywhere you go. You would be delirious and be very thirsty.  Tired much? You would be if you were in this stage of the sweate you would want to sleep an expert wouldn't let you. Why? you would most likely die. Now I bet you're glad the disease went extinct in 1578 huh?

Catherine of Aragon

Ahhh.... It feels good to be typing again. Do you guys like my new template design? I have been getting feedback (from my Mother) that the old one was too hard to read with some of the colours. Now to the topic. Catalina of Aragon (or Catherine Catalina is Spanish) was born to Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castilla or Castile on the 6 December 1485. As a young girl Catherine was fairly pretty. She was short with golden-auburn hair, fair skin and large blue eyes. She was schooled well in ; Religion, law, latin histories, heraldry,genealogy and classics and most of those subjects made for a very religious young woman. She was taught spanish, french, latin and greek in language and she was also taught domestic skills; needlepoint, lacemaking, embroidery, dance and music. Cate was considered a suitable wife for Henry VII's son Arthur at an early age. The two later met on November 4 1499 and were married 10 days later. A few months later Arthur and Cate went to Ludlow Castle where they were both struck ill with sweating sickness wich was a horrid disease wich consisted of 3 stages but I will tell you about that in the surprisingly short dictionary. Arthur died, but Cate eventually pulled through. Cate then Married Henry    VIII on 11 June 1509 and they were anointed June 24. Cate had six children and only one survived, Mary I. 1525, Henry noticed Anne Boelyn and soon after, married her and Divorced Cate. Cate died in 1536.

Catherine of Aragon

1485-1536

50 years

The Six Wives of Henry VIII and Others

Hello! I am finally making a post and to make up for all the time I spent not making posts, it is my first Big Project! If you read the title it's pretty self-explanatory. I will spend the next 10 days writing about... Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boelyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Katherine Parr (six wives), Henry VIII (duh), Edward VI, Mary I and, Lady Jane Grey (others). I'm not writing about Elizabeth I because I already blogged her.
Stay tuned for Catherine of Aragon!

Okay, the reason I haven't been posting a lot is because of lots of things. hope you understand.

Eleanor

Dictionary!

Dictionary!

the end: to end something Ha ha

REAL dictionary

Enraged: to be very angry

Borne: gave birth to

Desperate: to really want

Untimely: an improper time

Fate: death

Condolences: sympathies for death

Tuberculosis: a lung disease

Protestant: a religion

Jeopardy: in danger

Elizabeth I

Okay, Now Today is Elizabeth I! Elizabeth was born on September 11 1533, to Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII (8th). Henry was enraged that Anne had not borne him a son so when Elizabeth was only two and three quarters, Henry, in a desperate attempt to get rid of her, executed Anne. He then Married Jane Seymour, who gave birth to a sickly baby boy Edward who died at 15, but I'll talk more about that later.
Mary I who was 2nd in line for the throne in case Edward died before he was crowned, Leaving Elizabeth, last. Elizabeth Thought she would never ascend the throne of England! But maybe later, death, would prove her wrong. As a child, Elizabeth would often be exiled to Hatfield house. Mary to, would be exiled. Edward was never exiled, as the only male child, and heir to the the throne. Elizabeth had a favorite governess, Catherine or "Kat" Ashley. Kat was fun and loved Elizabeth very much and was her governess until her death in 1564. Elizabeth was related to some other queens who shared the same untimely fate.
Elizabeth died peacefully but they were executed. Henry VIII was ill and died in the short hours of the morning on January 28 1547. Edward, Elizabeth and, Mary all had a private time to pay their respects and condolences, to their father. None of the children attended the funeral. Edward for tradition, Mary and Elizabeth were just not allowed to go. Edward then took over Tudor House (where they lived,) and the Kingdom of England.Nine year old Edward was crowned king on February 20, 1547, but sadly, died of tuberculosis at the age of 15. But, Edward's will left Nothing to do with Mary as heir. Lady Jane Grey was the heir to the throne. But was accused of high treason nine days later and executed in 1554. So Mary was Queen. Mary was bent on making England catholic and burnt protestants at the stake. That's where she got the nickname Bloody Mary. Elizabeth's life was never in any more jeopardy than it was during Mary's reign. You see, Elizabeth was protestant. She pretended to be catholic to save her life.
But that didn't stop Mary from imprisoning Elizabeth in the Tower of London! But death clasped it's hands on Mary and left Elizabeth proved wrong, and Queen.
England was happy with their pretty, young and lively new queen. Elizabeth ruled for 44 wondrous years in England, but died peacefully in 1603
Ciao for Now!
Eleanor

Elizabeth I

1533-1603

70 years

Today

Hello everyone. Today is Elizabeth I. See you later!

Eleanor


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Comment Glitch Fixed! sort of...

Comment Feature should be working for most people. That is exactly 10 minutes!

we will try to make comments postable for everyone.

Eleanor

 

Comment Glitch

Hey, friends, anonymous and, Mom. The comment feature isn't Working at the moment, me and My Dad will try to get it up and running asap. Thank you for your patience.

Eleanor 

Dictionary!

Dictionary to the rescue!

Eldest: Oldest

Heir: Next in line to own something

Peasant: A poor farmer renting or owning land

Dysentry: swelling of the Intestine

Jailed: To be put in jail

Annulled: Divorced

Depicts: Shows

That's the Dictionary for today!

Eleanor

Eleanor of Aquitaine

Okay, First, I get all this info from Wikipedia. So, now to my topic. Eleanor of Aquitaine was born on an unknown summer date in 1122. Eleanor was the eldest child of William X and Aenor de Chatelleraut. Eleanor had 1 sister and 1 brother, Petronilla and William. William and Aenor sadly died on a trip to Talmont-by-the-sea. Even more disappointing, William was only four. Now, William X was the duke of Aquitaine, and the throne is given to the oldest son, so with William dead, Eleanor was the heir to the throne, as Petronilla was 2 years younger. Eleanor was very beautiful. Multiple men were madly in love with her. Eleanor's father was becoming sad so he went on a long walk with some peasants to the shrine of Saint James de Compostela to renew his soul, but sadly died of food poisoning along the way. That left Eleanor and Petra (Petronilla's nickname,) orphans, BUT, Eleanor was engaged to be married to Louis of France, and was going to be soon, so she would be a princess as well as a duchess. 5 days after their marriage Louis' Father died of dysentery, so Eleanor was now a queen. On Christmas day, 1137 Louis and Eleanor were crowned. Eleanor's wedding present a crystal and rock vase 847 years today, still here! <breaking news after a few weeks of marriage Eleanor was Jailed until 1189 when their marriage was annulled. Eleanor then married an English king. Eleanor had 6 children her favorite was Richard the Lionheart, died in 1199 Eleanor spent the rest of her life mourning over Richard's death. Eleanor's tomb depicts her holding a book to represent her Intelligence and love of books.
Eleanor ( Maddy to my friends)

Eleanor of Aquitaine

1122-1204

82 years

Hello, Mikayla, Mikayla, Michaela, Paige, Shaun, Philip, Robyn, Molly, Cassie, Zubia, Mia, Kristen, Carley and, Joelle. I hope you all could make it to my blog. Hope you enjoy it. today is Eleanor of Aquitaine!

Dictionary!

Dictionary! okay here's the d from Mary Queen of Scots.

Regent: someone who rules for another that is king or queen but to young

Betrothed: an arranged marriage between two people

Abdicate: forced to give up the throne

Assassination: to murder a specific someone

Treason : to try and dethrone someone

If this doesn't help use a dictionary.

Eurogirl 

Mary, Queen of Scots

Okay my first theme. Today it's Mary, Queen of Scots. So Mary Stuart was born on December 8 1542, and was the only surviving legitimate child to James (father) and Mary (mother) 6 days after the birth of Mary her father died it was supposed he died of a nervous collapse. Mary was the new Queen but as she was an infant, Scotland was ruled by regents until she became of age. Mary, now five had been betrothed to three year old Francis I of France (he was not given that title until later on in his life) she was sent to France to live with them for the next thirteen years. She exceeded expectations in lessons. She learned multiple languages; French, Greek, Latin, Spanish, Italian and, Scots (duh!)  She also learned prose, poetry, horsemanship, falconry and, needlework. Mary was considered very pretty. She had auburn hair, hazel-brown eyes, smooth skin and firm features. Mary and Francis grew a bond being together for so long, more a bond of friendship than love. they remained friends for the rest of their lives, until Francis' death in 1560. Mary married two other men and had one son. Later on she was forced to abdicate and the throne was given to her son James. Mary then went to England to see her cousin Elizabeth I. While she was there she and others made three attempted assassinations towards Elizabeth. Mary was dragged into court, and found guilty of treason. She was sentenced to death. One day while Mary was imprisoned, a servant came to her and told her she was to be executed the next day. Mary spent her last hours in prayer and writing her will. In the room of the execution there was a platform that needed five steps to be reached and nothing on it but the block, a disrobing stool and a butchers axe used on livestock before. Mary took her clothing off and blindfolded, laid her head on the block. The executioner accidentally hit the back of her head and her servants thought she muttered " Sweet Jesus!" the next blow decapitated her. Then the executioner lifted her head by the hair and said, "God save the Queen!" then he looked down and saw Mary had grey hair! She had worn a wig to the execution. That is all

Eleanor

Mary, Queen of Scots.

1542-1587 

44 Years 

Hello Internet!

Hello Internet! Eleanor here. Welcome to my blog! I'm new to this so I am doing sort of a blog warming post. So now to my blog, I am going to mainly base my blog on European history, I'm guessing this will be good for reports and all that school stuff. There won't be all history I will post something funny, different, cool, you know the drill. I plan to call it a Topic Changer. If your just looking for something to read, read this! I know you'll love it. Oh, and tell me about your blogs! I'll read them and most likely enjoy them! So don't be afraid to give me a shout! see ya'll soon! 

Eleanor 

(A.K.A Eurogirl.)

Oh! P.S if a word is bold like this, it's probably something I'll tell you about at the end of the post like this; German, Someone born in Germany. That will be called Dictionary.

Eleanor.