Tudors

In 2019, an English man got much more than he bargained for when he found an absolutely stunning lost treasure that belonged to one of the Tudor era’s most remarkable figures.

A pregnant widow at just 13, Margaret Beaufort was forced to play a game of thrones—and she was terrifyingly good at it.

Cecily of York was already one of the most controversial women in the Tudor court when she waltzed up to Henry VII himself and shocked all of England with a scandalous announcement.

The ruthless Thomas Cromwell came from nothing to become one of the most powerful men in Henry VIII’s court—but you don’t reach the top without making enemies.

Lady Jane Grey was one of the youngest queens to be publicly executed—yet few people know the true story of her short and tragic life.

From 1558–1603 Elizabeth I wielded the scepter over England and Ireland. After many years of conflict, her reign was one of relative peace. A determined redhead like her father, she often referred to herself as the “Lion’s Cub”.