Did King Henry VII have more than one wife?

Yes, King Henry VII had two wives. His first wife was Elizabeth of York, whom he married in 1486. She was the daughter of King Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville. Elizabeth of York died in childbirth in 1503. Henry VII then married Catherine of Aragon in 1509. She was the daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain. Catherine of Aragon later became the first wife of King Henry VIII.

What was the main purpose of bhakti movements?

Was it the battle of Leningrad or Stalingrad in World War 2?

Sextilis (August)
Sixth month of the Roman calendar dedicated to the hunting goddess, Diana . His obvious ordinal name endured until, as had happened with his predecessor Gaius Julius Caesar, a Senate decree ruled to change the name of the month to the unquestionable Princeps of the Republic, savior of the state and
Hastings 1066:The Mystery of Harold Godwinson's Oath to William of Normandy
On the occasion of the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, I return to the decisive events that culminated in the Norman conquest of England after that battle, which I discussed in the entries dedicated to the year 1066, Emma of Normandy, the coronation of William the Conqueror, Edgar Aethe
"Sugar strengthens" - the story of the legendary slogan
One smart man convinced all of Poland that sugar is a medicine for everything. And he made good money on it! “Poland seen from the window of the wagon is a very picturesque country,” thought a Frenchman who traveled around Poland by train in the early 1930s. - “Railway station buildings very neat
The first Iron Man in history was a Roman
Whether from comics, cartoons, video games or movies, almost everyone knows the superhero Iron Man (the iron Man). Well, the first Iron Man in history, or rather the Iron Hand, was the Roman Marcus Sergius . Marcus Sergius, great-grandfather of Lucius Sergius Catilina (Catilina) , was a general of