Queen Mary of England spoke perfect English and perfect Spanish.

Why was seeing Mary smile so heart warming for me? How I wish Phillip would bring happiness to her after the awful life she endured. But we all know it didn't go that way. Which only makes it sadder.

@fuencislanieto9292

Жыл бұрын

Se caso con Felipe ll

@user-ym9is1ty4r

7 ай бұрын

@@fuencislanieto9292 ¿Y? Maria I fue a la esposa a la que menos amo en la vida real.

Randomly gives his son a kingdom. Boss level 1000

@vroomkaboom108

5 жыл бұрын

I mean, he had so much godamm land it's ridiculous. King of Spain, Portugal and Naples, Grande Duke of Milan, Brabant, Burgundy, Siena... the list just goes on and on and on (and that's just in Europe alone)

@albertmont3411

2 жыл бұрын

3 years later but I will try to explain this to you. Charles needed to give him a kingdom as he was marrying a queen, at this point Philip was only Duke of Milan. It was a matter of political status, as a queen she can't marry a Duke.

@ferdinand6187

2 жыл бұрын

@@albertmont3411 Who told you that? If said Duke was a subject of said Queen then yes, it would be improper as she would be raising one of her own subjects, but Milan was not in the English Domain, and stood as an independent nation. In Mary’s case, it was because she didn’t wish to marry a man that wasn’t a King in his own right, and Charles V wouldn’t pass up on the opportunity for the Habsburg’s to inherit England and Ireland and thus granted his son Naples and Sicily.

Las caras de María al ver a Felipe la actriz supo transmitir esa emocion de estar enamorada 🥰

Charles, 1 of Spain/Charles, the fifth of the holy Roman Empire. He was actually originally patrolled to marry the first. But he ended up changing his mind. Instead, he married Phillips’s mother, Isabel of Portugal. It’s kind of crazy that his son later on married, Mary the first of England.

He had a beard and actually the father looks more like Phillip II at this time and Mary, who was around 37-38 at this time looked older and not nearly as attractive as portrayed here. Plus Phillip was shocked by what he saw and would have rather married Elizabeth.

2:45 Mary has been wanting to do that for ages.

@_kv_8374

10 ай бұрын

Lol 😂 haha

@DarthDread-oh2ne

10 ай бұрын

It's too bad Mary didn't know what was awaiting her.

I thought the bearded man was Philip 😂😂

Esto de los matrimonios arreglados era algo triste para ambas partes, Felipe la paso realmente mal y Maria enamorada sin ser correspondida 😢

That famous pearl still exists, right?? "La peregrina"

@MarinaKaFai

6 жыл бұрын

In December 2011, the pearl sold for a record price of more than $11 million (£7.1m). La Peregrina was sold as part of Elizabeth Taylor's collection, which was being auctioned at Christie's in New York. It was sold mounted on the diamond Cartier necklace. Its value had been estimated at $3 million, but the bidding vastly exceeded the estimate and reached $10.5 million - increasing to more than $11 million once the various fees were factored in.[8][9] In the press, a second pearl has been claimed to be the Mary Tudor pearl. As of 2013, it is owned by the jewelers select Jewellers Symbolic & Chase and was to be exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum in autumn 2013. This pearl is somewhat larger than The Peregrina.

@nenisguevaragomez8122

Жыл бұрын

​@@MarinaKaFai Thank you!! I only knew that La peregrina once belonged to Elizabeth Taylor, since it was a gift from Richard Burton.

Deberían haber rodado los exteriores en el norte ,simulando Inglaterra,tanto polvo levantan los caballos en una tierra húmeda? Muy bonito el exterior pero no creible

De los cuatro matrimonios de Felipe II tres fueron con familia muy directa de los reyes católicos Isabel y Fernando. Una nieta, una bisnieta y una tataranieta. El primero fue con su prima hermana María Manuela ( bisnieta de los reyes católicos) luego Maria Tudor, prima hermana de sus padres ( nieta ) y por último con su sobrina Ana de Austria ( tataranieta) 😂

@soso8112

Жыл бұрын

Sympa la consanguinité 🤪

@user-ym9is1ty4r

7 ай бұрын

tenían la sangre azul porque tenían la sangre podrida.

After that Philip Ii sister in law defeated his armada

@savagedarksider2147

Жыл бұрын

I bet Philip wish he could erase his marriage with Mary.

@diegoapalategui579

3 ай бұрын

he sent 4, and destroyed the British counter armada

@antonexx

8 күн бұрын

​​@@diegoapalategui579even better, Maria Pita destroyed their larger armada but the glory was Phillip's

reina maria tudor... was related to her husband and cousin ... 2 ways... via,.... reina Catalina de aragon, catherine of aragon, queen consort of england, wales & ireland... from the House of Trastámara Casa de Trastámara... a cadet branch of castillian house of burgundy via House of Ivrea Maison d'Ivrée Anscarids dynasty.... maria, queen mary tudors grandparents were, king ferdinand and queen isabella... via prince john of gaunt, the duke of lancaster.... son of king edward, eduardo III inglenterra, england.....plantagent dynasty.... ( claimant king of castilla, married to daughter of reino pedro el cruel.... king peter the cruel....) constanta- constance of castille * DUCHESS OF LANCASTER... known as ( lady of castille*) from the * Castilian House of Burgundy Casa de Borgoña..., a cadet branch of the dynasty of ivrea . marriage to plantagent dynasty of france and england.. prince john of gaunt, is the common ancestor to , queen mary, reina maria tudor as her great grandmother: Magaret beaufourt... was Prince Jon of gaunt great-granddaughter... Act for the Marriage of Queen Mary to Philip of Spain or Queen Mary's Marriage Act was passed by the Parliament of England in April 1554 ....the joint reign of Queen Mary I and Philip of Spain.. By the Grace of God, King and Queen of England, Spain, France, Jerusalem, both the Sicilies and Ireland, Defenders of the Faith, Archduke and Archduchess of Austria, Duke and Duchess of Burgundy, Milan and Brabant, Count and Countess of Habsburg, Flanders and Tyrol.....

@ferdinand6187

2 жыл бұрын

In short, he was her first cousin-once removed

El beso que ella le da es poco creíble. En una época donde todo era formalidad y etiqueta.

@Lily1127channel

4 жыл бұрын

Dicen que María era totalmente enamorada de Felipe desde el primer momento. O mejor desde que vio su retrato de Tiziano. Creo que eso es lo que el beso simboliza.

@gabrielnewman7850

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lily1127channel poco realista. Al menos los que conocemos historia lo sabemos.

@Lily1127channel

4 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielnewman7850 Un "error" muy pequeño en una serie que es muy fiel a la historia en otros aspectos. Mucho más fiel que Tudors y otros. Y no es tan poco realista, o al menos no es imposible. Por ejemplo, sabemos que los padres de Felipe se besaron en su primer encuentro que tambien fue público. (El encuentro es bien documentado)

@gabrielnewman7850

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lily1127channel estoy de acuerdo en que los Tudors tienen poco rigor histórico.

@lisaprevidi9975

2 жыл бұрын

It was part of the English tradition to kiss someone to greet him/her. Hope it helps😉

Now...go to ibiza

Épouser Bloody Mary... s il avait su ce qui l'attendait...

@virginiaalvespons2590

6 ай бұрын

Qué?

Is Felipe's first wife present in the series?

@Lily1127channel

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, Maria Manuela appears in episode 14. I will soon upload scenes from that episode.

@minorka2

6 жыл бұрын

Magdalenkaization yes Maria manuela of portugal was shown in the series. Her storyline was short as she died soon after giving birth to don carlos

@KaiW33

6 жыл бұрын

Lilli1127 didn’t she die in the same episode she was introduced in?

@Lily1127channel

5 жыл бұрын

@@KaiW33 Yes, she did. Her marriage to Philip was a very short one.

This is awkward

España reino sobre Inglaterra

@LuisCruz-eo3jt

4 жыл бұрын

@John Johnny Since when does having something originate mean to continue being that something? The truth is that the Habsburg branch that governed Spain was Spanish and that is why it was called Habsburg-Trastamara because its autority came from the Catholic Kings. It was not for nothing that Charles I of Spain and V of Germany commanded his Universal Empire from Spain and thus made it appear on his Europa Regina. jralonsoes.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/mapa-red.jpg It is very typical of Germans and French to grant themselves merits that do not belong to them. Spain begins as a cultural nation in Roman Hispania and as a political nation in Visigothic Hispania. Spain reconquered and unified by the Catholic Monarchs is Spain and as such was recognized as the other themes of Christendom. Like it or not, Spain had indirect power over England at that time.

@LuisCruz-eo3jt

4 жыл бұрын

@John Johnny You certainly do honor to your avatar. Stupid ignorant. In the days of the Catholic Kings, the Habsburgs were not really powerful. It was not the Hasburgs who financed the Catholic Kings but the Hebrew bankers who lived in Spain. The Habsburgs were only entitled to Spain for having mixed and related to the Trastamara and was an essential for them, descend from the Catholic Monarchs for rule in Spain. Habsburgs-Trastamara was the senior branch of the Habsburg dynasty and serious Anglo-Saxon historians recognize it as such. slideplayer.com/slide/13058820/79/images/16/United+Provinces%3A+a+longer-lived+new+republic.jpg Likewise, the right of the Spanish Bourbons to rule, comes from the fact that the last Spanish Habsburgs preferred the Bourbons over the Austrian Habsburgs due, in part, to the close mix (blood/culture) they had with the former. The Spanish Bourbons also need to descend from the Catholic Kings to rule. Charles I of Spain and V of Germany was born in Ghent, yes, but he has more Latin descent than Germanic, since his mother was Spanish and his father was half French. And do not forget that Catholic Kings not only descend from the Visigoths, but also from Hispano-Romans, Arabs and Jews. Karl V is the name that Charles receives as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Carlos I is the name that he receives as King of Spain. They are not interchangeable names in matters of Spanish politics. Sorry, but an ignorant ape like you is not qualified to debate with me. Instead of watching shit documentaries, you should read historians like Jonh Elliot to know much better about these topics. You know(?) wikipedia is a liberal and marxist source, so no serious historian uses it. You are very haughty to belong to a cultural sphere that for centuries has been dominated by Jews haha.

@ferdinand6187

2 жыл бұрын

@@LuisCruz-eo3jt When was the House of Habsburg referred to as Habsburg-Trastamara? During the period they reigned over Spain, the Habsburgs would have generally been referred to as the House of Austria, as that is where they hailed from, and the usage of Habsburg would become more prominent in the 19th century. You could argue that the House of Tudor was called Tudor-York as their authority came from the House of York, but that’s not true. You are somewhat correct on Spain having indirect control over England, as despite all the measures put in place to avoid Spanish dominance and personal union, Queen Mary I often took Philip II of Spain’s advice which led to England’s involvement in the Italian Wars and the subsequent loss of Calais

@user-ym9is1ty4r

7 ай бұрын

y viceversa te recuerdo que Bloody Mary fue Reina de España consorte pero aun así no lo desmerita.

@maritzanarvaez5099

6 ай бұрын

No Felipe era nada más un consorte la serie deja claro que el Parlamento solo aceptaba el enlace si Felipe no ostentaba poder alguno, por eso se enfurece cuando mira las condiciones para casarse con María

Out of all kinds of dressing styles used by women in this series, Mary Tudor's was definitely the ugliest.

@Lily1127channel

7 жыл бұрын

That may be, but it was also one of the most realistic or most accurate historically, all of them were inspired by her portraits.

@catyfierce5099

7 жыл бұрын

Lili1127 It is, indeed.

@adlerzwei

7 жыл бұрын

Caty Fierce Well she's english. What did you expect. Most of the characters in the show are spaniard, germans, dutch and french. :P

@gastroliciousgelayski8584

7 жыл бұрын

adlerzwei I agree with you. Heheheh LOL

@KaiW33

6 жыл бұрын

adlerzwei the English were considered to be dowdy in fashion along with Spaniards.

The actress who is playing as Mary Tudor is too pretty ( I was looking for pictures of her and trust me she is beautiful) for the character, because Mary Tudor was one of the ugliest queens in history.

@Lily1127channel

5 жыл бұрын

They say she was quite pretty as a young princess. Though when she became queen in her late thirties maybe she was not pretty anymore. I don't know, I don't find this actress with these clothes and hairstyle and no makeup so pretty. I know that with modern looks in normal life she looks good, but in this series she is not particularly pretty. Though she is far from ugly, that's true.

@Lily1127channel

5 жыл бұрын

Lady Lilith Yes but her first scene was playing Mary at the time of Henry's wedding to Anne Boleyn. So they had to consider that, too.

@SiansBookcases

5 жыл бұрын

She certainly wasn't ugly. Mary Tudor suffered from anxiety and it showed in her portraits.

@lydia8526

3 жыл бұрын

She was not. Mary Tudor while she was not the prettiest queen was far from ugly. The only reason you think that way is because you have seen portraits of her in later life. As she aged, her beauty faded.

@lisaprevidi9975

2 жыл бұрын

Her beauty, which was deemed remarkable in her teens and 20s faded because of the sufferences Henry VIII and his tyrannical character put her through. She was considered the rose of the tudors as far as external beauty is concerned. Please respect her memory. Trust me, from what I've read about her she doesn't deserve to be despised. At the very least, she never marketed herself as something she wasn't. She was very generous, especially towards common people (see for example the Enclosure Act, while Elizabeth let her soldiers die on their ships after they gained her a war victory in order to save money not having to pay them), always stuck to her beliefs, and always acted according to them, even though they led her to horrible actions. I warmly recommend Carolly Erickson's book, which offers a balanced and honest overview of this queen, a thing in any case most historians are already trying to do.