Establishing the Tudor Dynasty: The Role of Francesco Piccolomini in Rome as First Cardinal Protector of England by Susan Janet May

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The Dates of Birth of Henry VIII’s English Wives by Conor Byrne

“…Its conclusions are also informed by an awareness of Henry VIII’s profound concerns about the continuation of the Tudor dynasty, and how this affected his marital selections in 1527, 1536, 1540, and 1543.…”
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“Annales Regni Henrici Septimi” (1504–1505, 1507–1508) by Bernard André: History, Propaganda or Myth-creation? by Kiryukhin, Dmitriy V.

“…The article analyzes the so-called “Annales Regni Henrici Septimi” (records of the twentieth and twenty-third years of the reign of the founder of the Tudor dynasty), written by the court poet and royal historiographer Bernard André. …”
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Tomasz Becket - symbol dawnego porządku. Rewizja historii męczeństwa i postaci świętego biskupa w epoce Tudorów by Grzebyk Tomasz

“…The aim of this paper is to present the changes in the perception of the Archbishop of Can-terbury and Catholic saint Thomas Becket in England during the reign of the Tudor dynasty. The author’s starting point is the intellectual currents that emerged in England in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries that sought to challenge Catholic traditions. …”
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ETNO-DiNSEL MİLLİYETÇİLİK BAĞLAMINDA İRLANDA SORUNU / THE IRISH PROBLEM IN THE CONTEXT OF ETHNO–RELIGIOUS NATIONALISM by Mesut ŞÖHRET

“…Abstract The Irish Problem is an Ethno-Religious dispute in essence that has a long historical process and engages world public opinion for many years In general this problem has begun with the British occupation of the island of Ireland and then it has transform to Christian sect problem after the imposition of Protestantism under British controlled communities by Tudor dynasty. But Irish people resisted to such sectarian transformation and keep their Catholic belief. …”
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Angel and Sovereign: Henry VII’s Royal Coins, Legitimation, and Relics of Power by John-Wilhelm Flattun

“…However, it also played a part in the legitimation of the Tudor dynasty during the later stages of the Wars of the Roses, a time of Yorkist pretenders and foreign opposition to Henry VII’s reign. …”
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Tudor queenship: Rethinking how power affect Catherine of Aragon and Elizabeth I with foucauldian theories from a feminist perspective by Zhang Jin

“…In the annals of English history, the Tudor Dynasty is one of the most captivating eras. Within this dynastic tapestry, few women figures have left as indelible mark as Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of King Henry VIII, and the Virgin Queen---Elizabeth I. …”
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'If I could be equall with Solomon...' - Ecclesiastes and English practical divinity c.1590, with particular reference to Henry Smith & George Gifford by Heimos, MA

“…</p> <p>One such set of issues relates to the reception of the scripture in sixteenth century England. When the Tudor dynasty began, interest in Ecclesiastes was limited, mainly to humanist scholars and the upper echelons of English society. …”