Elizabeth I: Tudor Queen (2023)

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A woman in a man’s world.

Though strong-willed, intelligent and passionate, Queen Elizabeth I is keenly aware that her life is in constant peril.

With her died the Tudor dynasty, but the changes she made to politics and parliament show the beginnings of the conception of the England that we know and love today.

[PrincessKarrah]

You have to love the irony of the Tudor family.
People loved Kathrine of Aragon but most hated her daughter Mary. People hated Anne but most loved Elizabeth

The son that Henry had to have is barely remembered but yet the daughter he shunned the most is the hair that he needed.

I think that the reason she was such a successful queen is because she learned from her brother and sister mistakes.

The biggest difference between Mary Stuart and Elizabeth is Mary ruled with heart not her head she was a woman before she was a ruler. Elizabeth was a ruler first and she ruled with her head.

I honestly think the reason she never married was because she saw how her father wives were treated and because she was sexually abused by Tomas Seymour

[louiserosson]

Elizabeth got her revenge against Henry 8th for murdering her mother. She saw how he treated women ... and children. She was determined that no man would ever treat her that way. So, she never married.

[somethingsmart]

They thing is, even if she would have birthed an heir, it would have ended the Tudor dynasty, as her husbands line would have become the dynastic name. Ex: Victoria was house of Hanover, but Edward VII was Saxe Coburg Gotha. Prince Philip, and lord Mountbatten, thought when Elizabeth II became queen the house name would change to Mountbatten. But, government stood up and made sure it stayed Windsor.

[rcpxhuj]

Greatest female monarch throughout British history！What a glorious Queen Elizabeth I❤❤❤

[carag]

Regarding the defeat of the Spanish Armada, one detail is very often overlooked and it's important because it provides a great deal of context for why it happened. While the galleon was the fastest ship of the time, the Spanish were not heading to English waters for a naval fight. Rather, they were on a mission to land on English soil with the goal of starting a land war.

Two things worked marvelously in Elizabeth's favor. She had intelligence from Sir Francis Walsingham that her country was in danger of attack by the Spanish and therefore could prepare for it. And then the weather changed, miraculously, in favor of the English fleet and they were able to maneuver quickly and with more agility than the ill-equipped Armada, with Drake's command, and easily cause mass casualties along with what the weather had already done to the Spanish.

Spain was completely unprepared to be caught off guard in the water before they'd made landfall. That's why the English were able to overtake them.

[SiddharthSinghFiery]

I'm from India 🇮🇳 and I have always admired and loved Queen Elizabeth 1 Tudor (aka The Virgin Queen and Good Queen Bess) and her legacy. She was a really powerful and a strong woman by all means. In this day and age, when feminism is rampant and has become toxic, there are a lot of wannabe women who portray themselves as strong and independent, which is sad. Well, here was Elizabeth 1, a truly strong woman, a real inspiration.

[LinseyBurt-hccu]

I've always admired and looked up to Queen Elizabeth 1st, starting when I saw Glenda Jackson play the part of the queen in the 1970's both when they didca. Story on Channel 2 and again when she was in the movie, "Mary, Queen of Scotts."

[Boonietheboss]

Out of all the Monarchs Elizabeth I is my favorite. She was strong and ruled with her head not her heart. She knew the Tudor dynasty would end regardless rather with her or because of Marriage so she decided to be the virgin queen and never take a husband. That’s power and that made her a legacy.

[scott]

Either way the Tudor dynasty would've ended with Elizabeth. I believe this is the reason Elizabeth never married or had children...doing both would've meant her giving up power. I don't really blame her decision.

[sharonbennett]

How sad king Henry destroyed so many wives to have a son .And it end up with a wiser, strong daughter queen.

[Emperatriz_Valentina]

She’s a strong independent woman who do NOT need no man 💅👠💅

[aquastar]

Im a Virgo woman too.
We are quite strong and typically have good hearts.

[rainwinter]

Smart woman that queen Elizabeth. There is full authority & power under that crown and she denied all proposals with no regrets. Didn't phase her what was told to her she wasn't hand over the power to anyone at all 😁

[elizabethnavarre]

There's some debate now about the Tillbury (spelling?) speech. Lucy Worsley's series discusses it. From what I recall, it is now though she gave the speech after the Armada disaster. Don't remember for sure, but it is interesting that we're still learning new things about history.

[michaeljohndennis]

Assuming that all of these accounts of history are truthful and taking them all at face value, we have much to learn from our history and must seek to apply these lessons from history to our current times and current situations - it also shows us that our history is complicated and intertwined with such things as religion, ie Catholic v Protestant and there are many lessons to be drawn from all of this history

[gladysarte]

Elizabeth siempre me sorprende, su personalidad y su aporte al reino de cultura y arte.

[AlbertaCreighton]

Wow, what a powerful voice! This artist's vocal range is incredible, and the emotion they convey is just captivating

[Beyou-]

I call it destiny! Shw was Destined to be a queen ❤️

[terri]

Because of Henry and Cromwell's betrayal Elizabeth's mother us killed. Henry goes on to destroy other women. Thus, Elizabeth would NEVER subjugate herself to a husband- who would become King, usurping the throne, according to the Royal rules of the time.

[coolvipashagautam]

Lovely she is younger than her age... ahead of time ❤❤❤❤