Gossip Starts with Henry VIII [Live]

[The copy of advance collection of "Madame de Maintenon" is below] [Write the Tudor Dynasty, Catherine the Great, and the Wars of the Roses in order] In England in 1535, Henry VIII's first queen was still alive, and his relationship with the second queen broke down. The third queen began to move toward the center of power in the palace and prepared to attack the queen's position. One day, in the Royal Palace of England, everyone was singing happily at the palace banquet, but the joyful atmosphere was broken by the sudden appearance of a water curtain. Everyone was spoiled by the water curtain: "Catherine of Aragon died, Anne Boleyn lost her amulet of invisibility, and was finally pushed to the guillotine." Anne Boleyn looked at her king husband in disbelief. "The king divorced the fourth queen and executed his lord seal. By the way, Henry VIII's ministers had the same attrition rate as the queen!" Cromwell: Don't ask me why I don't laugh. "Henry VIII always wanted a boy to inherit the throne, so he married six queens in succession. But his health was really bad~" Henry VIII: Slander! It's all slander! 1. Focus on a piece of gossip, not historical. 2. Non-related majors, try to research as much as possible. If there are any mistakes or omissions, you can point them out. Please do not attack the author. 3. There were five Tudor kings and seven queens over the past century. Each of them has a story to tell, including the two sisters of Henry VIII, who may be mentioned in particular. ——————Advance collection of "Madame de Maintenon" —————— When Françoise was 12 years old, she accidentally fell into the water and almost died. When she woke up, she unexpectedly had a fragmented memory that was not her own. In this extra memory, she will have a huge castle, a generous annuity, and the title of marquise in the future. At that time, Françoise was the daughter of a traitor, the daughter of a prisoner who was born in prison, an orphan whose parents both died, and she even used to beg for a living. Her future was bleak and there was no hope. The bright future in fragmented memories became the idea that supported her life until she married the disabled poet Scalon. Later, the hardships of life made Françoise gradually forget that illusory memory. After the poet died, in order to make ends meet, Françoise took over the job of being a nanny and walked into the Palace of Versailles alone. Françoise didn't know it at the time, but when she entered Versailles, her fate would change dramatically. Years later, she had everything she remembered, but more than that. Françoise Aubigne, from prison to palace, from orphan to queen. She was the Marchioness of Maintenon and would be Queen of France. Purpose: Resist fate