Only three out of Henry VIII's four legitimate children reached adulthood. Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I each went on to reign and leave their mark on English history.

Please Look at King Edward VII’s Custom-Made Sex Chair ... Louis XIV, Henry VIII included—and the ways those private lives departed from their public personas.

Edward VI, born on 12 October 1537, was Henry VIII’s first surviving legitimate son who became heir to the throne. His mother and Henry VIII’s third wife, Jane Seymore, died shortly after his ...

Henry VII was succeeded by his son, Henry VIII, and then by his grandchildren, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I. The Tudors ruled from 1485 to 1603. Figure caption, ...

Henry VIII was an avid sportsman who hunted, practiced archery, and played tennis, but his favorite by far was jousting—despite the danger. ... Edward, on October 12, 1537.

Jane gave Henry his desired son, the future King Edward VI, but she died less than two weeks after his birth in 1537. He was left bereft by her death but gave her the honour of a queen's funeral.

Meet Henry VIII’s most underrated wife—the queen who survived. ... Finally, Henry’s third child and heir was Edward, whose mother Jane Seymour died shortly after childbirth in 1537.