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Thanks! I had put it as the second because I thought maybe they might count King Arthur, since his legend was so admired, but you're probably right, they'd probably just stick to the numbers that began with the Conqueror. :)

POD: Arthur, Prince of Wales survives. Based on a post I made years ago. Note: Italics for infancy deaths of individuals who died before marriage/offspring. HENRY VII of England, Ireland, and Wales (28 January 1457 - 21 April 1509) m. Elizabeth of York (11 February 1466 - 15 March 1515) 1...

Yikes. Wolsey is right to be creeped out... Great update! Thanks for sharing!

Yep, that sounds like Henry! LOL. Glad to see you back! :)

He probably will find a way. Cromwell excelled at making himself useful. There will be an opportunity somewhere and he will seize it. :)

Oh no! Anne! *frets* Hopefully the royal physicians are able to save her! *crosses fingers* Of course, the moment someone says "poison", Henry is going to be utterly furious. Someone *glares at Buckingham* just tried to murder his queen and unborn child, and it was bad luck alone on the...

Oh this TL is absolutely fascinating! Watching Marie march to the beat of her own drum and doing things her way has been so much fun! Crossing my fingers that she has a boy. Though I don't think Henry would completely flip out if they had another girl, since the marriage's legitimacy isn't tied...

This is such an awesome TL! I am laughing so hard at everyone's antics - particularly the Tudors because when are their antics truly not antic? LOL! Thanks so much for sharing! :)

Holy crap, Henry is going to be pissed when he learns someone murdered his daughter! Talk about a twist! Great update!

This is great! I am so curious as to how Kathryn's reign will go. It sounds like she may have more success in balancing the religions in England than OTL Elizabeth did, though Elizabeth certainly tried, particularly in the early years of her reign. I particularly love how she balanced the...

-Magda Goebbels to Kaiser Hitler, May 1945, when the armies of Czar Alexis III were marching closer and closer to Berlin, two years after Germany's failed attempt to invade Russia "If I wanted to see everyone killing each other and being oblivious to the real threat, I'd fucking watch Game of...

*snickers* Ah, that's funny. The Scots may think their king is a pain in their collective asses and want to repeatedly punch him in the face, but they're not about to take some Irish brat killing him. That's their job, their right, and no one else's. LOL

Don't see that happening, since Katheryn is Henry's own grandchild. ;) Henry's more the likely coming to fight to uphold his granddaughter's claims as the rightful Queen of England against the "foreign meddler" Queen Catherine. Gotta remember this isn't the lecher Henry VIII of the OTL. By this...

*cackles* Things just can't go right, can they? Great update! Thanks for sharing! :)

Kings of England 1135 - 1163: Stephen I (House of Blois) 1163 - 1179: William III (House of Blois) [1] 1179 - 1201: William IV (House of Blois) [2] 1201 - 1222: Stephen II (House of Blois) [3] 1222 - 1247: John I (House of Blois) [4] 1247 - 1276: Helena (House of Blois) [5] 1276 - 1300: John II...

Kings of England 1135 - 1163: Stephen I (House of Blois) 1163 - 1179: William III (House of Blois) [1] 1179 - 1201: William IV (House of Blois) [2] 1201 - 1222: Stephen II (Ho buuse of Blois) [3] 1222 - 1247: John I (House of Blois) [4] 1247 - 1276: Helena (House of Blois) [5] 1276 - 1300: John...

In this case, I think it's quite possible that if George starts throwing claims of a precontract on Edward IV's part (or that he was a bastard son of an archer), and Richard sides with the Woodvilles against him (a definite possibility, I think, since George and Richard were often in conflict...

Kings of England 1135 - 1163: Stephen I (House of Blois) 1163 - 1179: William III (House of Blois) [1] 1179 - 1201: William IV (House of Blois) [2] 1201 - 1222: Stephen II (Ho buuse of Blois) [3] 1222 - 1247: John I (House of Blois) [4] 1247 - 1276: Helena (House of Blois) [5] 1276 - 1300: John...

Kings of England 1135 - 1163: Stephen I (House of Blois) 1163 - 1179: William III (House of Blois) [1] 1179 - 1201: William IV (House of Blois) [2] [1] Stephen I recovered from the illness that would have killed in 1154 and lived another nine years, in that time his remaining son William I...

General Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1945 after the Americans took Berlin ahead of the Soviets and US soldiers surrounded the fallen leader's bunker, which had been walled up with Hitler, his new wife Eva, and several others inside. Hitler's response to Eisenhower's demand was the first hint that the...