October 3 - Jane Seymour's coronation is postponed

🌟 Why Was Jane Seymour's Coronation Postponed? 🌟

On this day in Tudor history, 3rd October 1536, the long-awaited coronation of Jane Seymour, Henry VIII's third wife, was once again postponed—and it would never happen. But why? 🤔 Was it due to her suspected pregnancy or something more? Could it be that Henry was already having second thoughts about his new queen? 👑💭

In this video, we explore the real reasons behind the delays, the politics at play, and the impact of Jane's failure to produce an heir early on. Plus, find out why her coronation plans were canceled permanently!

Watch now to uncover the truth behind Jane Seymour's untimely fate! 🎥✨ #JaneSeymour #TudorHistory #HenryVIII #QueenJane #OnThisDay #TudorQueens #CoronationPostponed #TudorMysteries

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Also on this day in Tudor history, 3rd October 1518, Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Henry VIII’s Lord Chancellor, sang a mass to Henry VIII and the French ambassadors at St Paul's Cathedral in celebration of a treaty between England and France. This mass wasn't the only celebration, there was also a banquet and a lavish masque of lords and ladies dressed beautifully and disguised with masking hoods. And the masque included some well-known courtiers, people like Sir Francis Bryan and Bessie Blount, the King's mistress. Hear a contemporary description of that masque in last year’s video -    • October 3 - Thomas Wolsey, a mass, a treat...