@LeastOfCitizens@Dr_TheHistories Katherine Howard had sex out of wedlock & failed to tell the King before marriage, which might have led to a secret child, or rumours about her promiscuity which is why she was convicted of treason.
Learn some history & what life was like back then. No one is black & white.
@LeastOfCitizens@Dr_TheHistories Her downfall probably came partly from this & partly because Henry nearly died in accident that likely gave him brain damage similar to what NFL players have today.
Jane Seymour died in childbirth
Anne of Cleeves gained the title of the King's Sister,
@joey184709@al_vin@historyinmemes I feel like waging war against it every time I have to look at an old document and decipher the handwriting.π€¦π»ββοΈ
@dgrantchi@Dr_TheHistories The British government was very reluctant to offer asylum and tried to persuade them to go to a neutral country.
After Nicholas was murdered, George went against the advice of his ministers and the government to go to the memorial service.
@dgrantchi@Dr_TheHistories That's not entirely true. George was acting reluctantly on the advice of his private secretary Lord Stamford. They were scared it might provoke something like another Easter rising.
@DannyBoy_Austin@StansaidAirport Sorry Dan, but we don't know if he actually did. There's also a man on the floor being axed to death, so that could be him. The panel with both pictures just says that he was killed.
@Harjinder555@MattooShashank Your supreme court ruled on this is in 2017. Your ancestors also stole it from Ahmed Shah Durrani & it was his grandfather Nader Shah who looted it from the Peacock Throne of Shah Jahan, 5th Mughal Emperor.
So whose ancestors actually get it?
@WelshMalaysian@MattooShashank They can't, because of a 2017 ruling by the Indian Supreme Court that said it should stay in England and that because the wording on the 2nd Treaty of Lahore said it was "surrendered" it was meant to be a gift.
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@M79037645Awan@MattooShashank It's also set in the Crown of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. The crown you are showing is the Imperial State Crown which is only worn by the Monarch and has Cuillnan II in it, which is a lot larger than the Kohinoor
@M79037645Awan@MattooShashank Maybe you should post a picture the right crown and some actual history of it.
There isn't much of a record of it before the 1740s, so no idea where you got all that BS from.
Diaries say a large diamond was acquired, but they don't say how large or if it was the Kohinoor
@AdamA10953@queenofjes As for the Koh I Noor. Under the 2nd Treaty of Lahore it was surrendered' to the East India company who gave it to Queen Victoria.
In 2017 the Indian Supreme court ruled it was classed as a gift because of that word surrendered, and ruled it should stay in England.
@AdamA10953@queenofjes The cullinan wasn't stolen. Thomas Cullinan tried to sell it but no one wanted it so he gave to Edward VII as a symbol of healing. The King had it cut by Joseph Asscher. He kept the Rising Star of Africa & the rest went back to SA.
@BarbaraWil34530@archeohistories The royal family aren't 'inbred' you've got no clue what the term even means. Inbred would be the Spanish Hapsburgs, or slave families on plantations.
Again, we don't know what they suffered from and if it was treatable today. A lot of people have severe mental disabilities