Kingdom of England 
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| Real Name: | Kingdom of England |
| Capital: | London |
| Religion: | Catholicism |
| King: | James I ♔ Edward VI † |
| Queen: | Elizabeth I ♔ Mary I † |
| Royals: | Joseph Tudor † |
| Nobles: | Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester Amy, Lady Dudley † |
| Members: | John Hawkins (Captain) Francis Drake (Captain) |
| Servants: | Jane † |
| Location: | London The Tower of London |
| Houses: | House of Tudor |
| Affiliations: | Kingdom of France 
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| First Appearance: | Burn |
The Kingdom of England is a strong and independent kingdom. Most of the English people were born and raised in the Roman Catholic faith, until King Henry VIII cut ties with The Catholic Church and created the Church of England to marry Anne Boleyn. The country is now divided between Catholics and Protestants, and ruled by Queen Elizabeth.
Events[]
- Louis and Elizabeth's Wedding (In France and in secret)
- King Henry VIII's 50 Year Coronation Celebration
- Queen Elizabeth's Birthday
In Reign[]
Season 1[]
Pilot - (Mentioned)
An English plot to assassinate Mary Stuart is afoot. It results in the death of a nun at the convent Mary was staying at, after the nun tastes poisoned porridge meant for Mary. Following the incident, Mary is whisked away to French court to be protected.
Snakes in the Garden - (Mentioned)
An English envoy, Simon Westbrook, comes to French court, presumably with the intention to scare Mary into ending her alliance with France. He almost succeeds.
Kissed - (Mentioned)
The English have massed on the Scottish border, as per the instruction of Mary, Queen of England. The regent of Scotland and Mary Stuart's mother, Marie de Guise, has sent men in response, but not enough, and as Mary Stuart is queen of Scotland, it is up to her to take matters into her own hands.
When the king of France, Henry II, refuses to honour the alliance and help Scotland, his own son Francis blackmails him into sending six companies of men to Scotland. However, they are ambushed by the English before they even reach the port.
So Mary Stuart turns to Tomás of Portugal, the bastard son of the King of Portugal, who is quite taken with her. She agrees to marry him in exchange for him sending six companies of men to Scotland to fight on her behalf.
Hearts and Minds - (Mentioned)
Simon Westbrook is blamed for being responsible for the deaths of six companies of Frenchmen by tipping the English off. He pleads his innocence, but to no avail, and his beheading is set to take place at the upcoming Michaelmas Banquette.
However, Mary Stuart, Prince Francis, and Sebastian prove his innocence and reveal the true culprit to the Lord Tomás.
A Chill in the Air - (Mentioned)
The borders in Scotland are said to be quiet, so the English threat must have passed.
Fated - (Mentioned)
The future of England is discussed among Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, Catherine de' Medici, Queen of France, Henry de Valois, King of France and Francis, the Dauphin of France in a private chamber.
Henry is waiting on the English queen, Mary Tudor, to die, and he plans on installing Francis and Mary on the English throne next. He believes the rightful heir to be Mary Stuart, not Elizabeth, because parents' marriage was never recognized by the Catholic Church. However, Catherine reminds him that snubbing a daughter born of one of Henry's wives would cause uprisings and wars.
Toy Soldiers - (Mentioned)
The queen of England, Mary Tudor, has named her Protestant half-sister, Elizabeth Tudor, her heir.
Long Live The King - (Mentioned)
The queen of England has passed away, which King Henry of France is quick to declare to the court when his army returns victorious from the siege of Calais. He also proclaims that they will invade England and crush it, so that it may be reborn under its rightful queen, Mary Stuart.
While claiming to wait for supplies and armies to be replenished before invading invading England, King Henry secretly does the opposite. Mobilization has already begun and the offices are being sworn to secrecy. From that, Queen Catherine infers that Henry means to attack England, slay Elizabeth Tudor and put Mary Stuart on the throne, all within the week.
Slaughter of Innocence - (Mentioned)
Mary Stuart indirectly lays claim to the English throne by donning the English coat of arms on her gown to a joust. While most of the crowd cheers her on, members of the English contingent go off to warn Elizabeth about the new threat to her reign.
Season 3[]
Betrothed Nicholas is appointed the new English ambassador and sent him to France to be Elizabeth's eyes and ears at French court. The Price Fight or Flight The Hound and the Hare - (Mentioned) Wedlock Later, Greer told Mary Stuart The Spanish alliance from her marriage to Don Carlos would empower her and their nation against Elizabeth, and having Spain would allow her to bring Lola and her family home alive. Spain is willing to reject Queen Elizabeth's offer of marriage, if Queen Mary agrees to grant her husband The Crown Matrimonial. If Mary dies childless, the Crown Matrimonial guarantees Don Carlos remains king of Scotland. King Philip makes the request most respectfully, as Spain is offering Scotland so much in return. |
In History[]
* 28 November 1489
Princess Margaret Tudor is born to King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York.
* 28 June 1491
Prince Henry Tudor is born to King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York.
* 10 December 1502
Princess Margaret Tudor is married to King James IV of Scotland as part of a peace treaty.
* 21 April 1509
King Henry VII dies and Prince Henry becomes King Henry VIII of England.
* 18 February 1516
Princess Mary Tudor is born to King Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon.
* 7 September 1533
Princess Elizabeth Tudor is born to King Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boleyn.
* 12 October 1537
Prince Edward Tudor is born to King Henry VIII and his third wife Jane Seymour.
* December 1543 – March 1551
The War of the Rough Wooing was a war between Scotland and England. Following England's break with Rome, they decided to attack Scotland, partly to force Scotland to agree to a marriage alliance between its child Queen, Mary, Queen of Scots and King Henry VIII's son and heir, Prince Edward.
* 28 January 1547
King Henry VIII dies and later Prince Edward becomes King Edward VI of England.
* 19 July 1553
King Edward VI dies and Princess Mary becomes Queen Mary I of England.
* Early 1558
The French took back Calais, France.
* 17 November 1558
Queen Mary I dies and Princess Elizabeth becomes Queen Elizabeth I of England.
Notes[]
- Since the twelfth century, Portugal and England have been allies. The relationship has come close to breaking apart over the centuries, but still holds to present day.
House of Tudor[]
| King: | Queen: | Elizabeth I of England |  | ||
| Heir: | James VI and I of Scotland and England | Lands: | Kingdom of England and Ireland | ||
| Title(s): | King of England · King of England · Queen of England · Queen of Ireland · Lord of Ireland · Prince of Wales · Supreme Head of the Church of England · | ||||
| Predecessors: | Henry VII of England · Henry VIII of England | ||||
| Deceased Members: | Mary I of England · Edward VI of England · Lady Jane Grey | ||||
| Household: | · | ||||
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