Opening The Royal Burial Vaults Of Britain's Kings And Queens
Skye School
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Throughout History there have been many notorious Kings and Queens who ruled over Britain. This includes the Tudor monarchs, however in the years since their deaths many have had their coffins opened and burial vaults opened. But what happened with this and what was found?
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@anthsorro7207 1 month ago
Don’t take the original down. Both videos are a reasonable, heartfelt and raw reaction to a large and relevant issue.
@DonMoore2023 3 months ago
Fascinating! Thank you for all your hard work on the video! Much appreciated from someone who will most likely not get to see this in his lifetime.
@Spoelstral 3 months ago (edited)
Princess Margaret was not the first royal family member to be cremated - that was The Duchess of Connaught (wife of Queen Victoria's third son) in 1917. Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, Queen Victoria's fourth daughter, was also cremated in 1939. Princess Margaret's private funeral was held at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, on February 15, 2002, fifty years to the day of her father's service. It was her mother's last journey outside her home before her own death just over a month later.
@Jůnippėrr 2 months ago
I wouldn’t trust doctors either if I was even remotely aware that blood letting, leaches and having smoke blown up my rectum were some of my most likely options. She was likely aware, too, that being drained of blood would do her in. She was also aware that she probably wouldn’t get back up if she took to her bed because it’d be her deathbed sure enough. She was probably deliberating about what she wanted to do regarding her heir knowing it drawing near for her time to come. She named him and passed peacefully shortly thereafter after making a difficult decision that was going to effect her beloved country and it’s people whom she had been dutifully dedicated to her entire reign and probably her entire life prior to becoming queen. She was finally ready to go after coming to her decision, contented that it was the right and best choice.
@123PurpleRabbit 1 month ago
The coffins are entombed in the vaults, not buried as they're not underground.
@lespaddick6248 1 month ago
As an Historian you should know The Tudors were not "British" Monarchs they were English Monarchs The Kingdom of Great Britain as you know only came about in 1603 because the Tudors had died out without hier Hence the two crowns passed to the House of Stuart
@Blackbird_Historian 3 months ago (edited)
But were Jane Grey's remains found? She was a protestant. How could she be buried in a catholic church? She was a Queen
@auydithbraham-patterson2411 1 month ago
Those were some sick nasty idiots touching a dead diseased heart .of these diseased crazy people
@Trident-91 2 months ago
They did it as a direct attempt to mess with me!, 🤢🥴😧🤮
They must’ve been having flashbacks and PTSD
They must’ve been having flashbacks and PTSD
@ЗояЕмельянова-щ1т 2 months ago
Мария 1 и Елизавета 1 были не сводными,а ЕДИНОКРОВНЫМИ сёстрами,т.к. у них был ОБЩИЙ только отец.Единоутробными называют детей от ОДНОЙ матери.Детей от одного отца-матери называют ПОЛНОРОДНЫМИ,РОДНЫМИ.А вот когда сходятся в повторном браке муж и жена со СВОИМИ детьми от других браков,только тогда эти дети,чужие по крови,но СВЕДЁННЫЕ в одну семью,под одну крышу.Извините за поправку,но очень часто путают довольно простые вещи,а интересный материал не хотелось бы портить плохим толкованием слов.
Opening The Royal Burial Vaults Of Britain's Kings And Queens
Skye School
18,285 views
Throughout History there have been many notorious Kings and Queens who ruled over Britain. This includes the Tudor monarchs, however in the years since their deaths many have had their coffins opened and burial vaults opened. But what happened with this and what was found?