The Tudors. Illegitimate Heirs to the Throne

The Tudors are one of the most influential and renowned dynasties in the history of England. From the end of the bloody Wars of the Roses to the dawn of the Renaissance, their rule defined the face of modern Britain, laying the foundations of its greatness.

During the reign of the dynasty, the state underwent significant changes, including religious reformation, a flourishing of art and literature, and the establishment of the United Kingdom as a maritime power. The descendants of the family strengthened royal authority and opposed external threats, which became an important factor in the country’s history, contributing to its development and prosperity as a nation. With the death of Elizabeth I, who had no direct heir, the triumphant rule of the Tudor dynasty came to an end, but provocative questions still remained.

How many queens were there actually in the Tudor line? What connects the two famous houses: the Tudors and the Stuarts? Why did Mary I remain in the memory of descendants as so cruel? Which Tudor dared to challenge the Pope? Where to find traces of the Tudors in modern England?

Dive into the captivating world of palace intrigues, religious wars, and great achievements, and feel the spirit of the Tudor era.