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Originally posted by dawnstar
the royal bloodline is rich in illegitamate children, and, well, wasn't is the source of the minor disagreement between elizabeth and her half sister mary, the queen of scottland, who lost her head in elizabeth's court. there was a question of legitamancy that would put elizabeth's crown in danger thus making mary a threat.
Originally posted by hands
Mary, Queen of Scots was Elizabeth's cousin not half sister. Elizabeth succeeded to the throne on the natural death of her half sister, Mary, Queen of England. QOS Mary was put to death because she actively conspired against Elizabeth seeking to be crowned Queen in her stead.
The minor disagreement as you call it, was created in the lifetime of the two sister's father, Henry. This minor disagreement led to the establishment of the Church of England and the subsequent persecution of Roman Catholics in all of Britain. Mary, QOS was essentially a Catholic queen ruling over a Protestant land (Scotland) just as Mary, QOE was. Elizabeth was much more of a protestant...
Originally posted by V Kaminski
. . . Ever notice how Harry doesn't look like a "Windsor"?... But "Wills" does? Me thinks Di was doin' the reed-induction-boogie with a Red-headed freckled servicing unit.
Originally posted by Ashtar Slayer
Christ had no decendants, that is satanic disinfo, her death was a sacrifice, thousands of years ago at the same spot where she died in France, that same site was used by the cult of the goddess Diana, ironic...
Originally posted by hands
Originally posted by dawnstar
the royal bloodline is rich in illegitamate children, and, well, wasn't is the source of the minor disagreement between elizabeth and her half sister mary, the queen of scottland, who lost her head in elizabeth's court. there was a question of legitamancy that would put elizabeth's crown in danger thus making mary a threat.
Sorry have to jump in but the history of the Tudors is one of my hobbies and want to correct a couple of errors that were present in the above.
Mary, Queen of Scots was Elizabeth's cousin not half sister. Elizabeth succeeded to the throne on the natural death of her half sister, Mary, Queen of England. QOS Mary was put to death because she actively conspired against Elizabeth seeking to be crowned Queen in her stead.
The minor disagreement as you call it, was created in the lifetime of the two sister's father, Henry. This minor disagreement led to the establishment of the Church of England and the subsequent persecution of Roman Catholics in all of Britain. Mary, QOS was essentially a Catholic queen ruling over a Protestant land (Scotland) just as Mary, QOE was. Elizabeth was much more of a protestant...