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Why was the death of King John so gruesome, not to mention smelly and what was found in King John’s coffin when it was opened in 1529 and 1797? In this Plantagenet documentary from History Calling, we look at the death of King John in 1216, at why many medieval chroniclers thought that he got what was coming to him, at what was buried in King John’s coffin along with him and what the inside of King John’s coffin looked like when he was disinterred in 1529 and 1797.
King John was the villain of the Robin Hood stories and has gone down in history as one of England’s worst Kings, a man hated during his lifetime and despised after his death, but what killed King John and was it truly a terrible death? In this video I use original sources including Roger of Wendover, Ralph Coggeshall, Matthew Paris and Valentine Green to reveal the misery of King John’s final days.
By 1216 King John had already been forced by his nobles to sign Magna Carta and was facing an invasion from the French Prince Louis who had been offered the throne of England by the English nobles after John failed to abide by the Great Charter’s clauses. In the course of fighting to regain control of his kingdom, he fell ill with dysentery on the night of 9-10 October 1216 in the town of King’s Lynn, possibly because of greed at the dinner table. What is dysentery though, I hear you ask and how could it kill a King? Put simply, it’s an infection in your bowels which causes diarrhoea with blood in it. Nowadays it can be treated, but in the 13th century it could and did kill. John’s final days were miserable. He lost his baggage train in the Wash including the English Crown Jewels before struggling on to Newark where he died on the night of 18-19 October aged about 49. You may also be wondering, where was King John buried? The answer is at Worcester Cathedral, as per his final instructions and in this video I’ll also reveal what he was wearing in his coffin and at what was found when he was dug up (twice).
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Why was the death of King John so gruesome, not to mention smelly and what was found in King John’s coffin when it was opened in 1529 and 1797? In this Plantagenet documentary from History Calling, we look at the death of King John in 1216, at why many medieval chroniclers thought that he got what was coming to him, at what was buried in King John’s coffin along with him and what the inside of King John’s coffin looked like when he was disinterred in 1529 and 1797.
King John was the villain of the Robin Hood stories and has gone down in history as one of England’s worst Kings, a man hated during his lifetime and despised after his death, but what killed King John and was it truly a terrible death? In this video I use original sources including Roger of Wendover, Ralph Coggeshall, Matthew Paris and Valentine Green to reveal the misery of King John’s final days.
By 1216 King John had already been forced by his nobles to sign Magna Carta and was facing an invasion from the French Prince Louis who had been offered the throne of England by the English nobles after John failed to abide by the Great Charter’s clauses. In the course of fighting to regain control of his kingdom, he fell ill with dysentery on the night of 9-10 October 1216 in the town of King’s Lynn, possibly because of greed at the dinner table. What is dysentery though, I hear you ask and how could it kill a King? Put simply, it’s an infection in your bowels which causes diarrhoea with blood in it. Nowadays it can be treated, but in the 13th century it could and did kill. John’s final days were miserable. He lost his baggage train in the Wash including the English Crown Jewels before struggling on to Newark where he died on the night of 18-19 October aged about 49. You may also be wondering, where was King John buried? The answer is at Worcester Cathedral, as per his final instructions and in this video I’ll also reveal what he was wearing in his coffin and at what was found when he was dug up (twice).
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![What BRIDGERTON gets right and wrong about history. Is Bridgerton historically accurate? Regency era
Is BRIDGERTON historically accurate? In this week’s episode of History Calling I’m going to share with you 10 things Bridgerton gets right and 10 things Bridgerton gets wrong about history and teach you about the real Regency era in which the Netflix show, created by Shonda Rimes is set. As part of this Hollywood vs history approach we’ll look at topics like the costumes of Bridgerton, the real Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz and her place within British society, the importance of chaperones for young ladies to protect their reputations, the double standard of behaviour for men and women, the ways in which aristocratic titles worked and who could inherit them, the Regency marriage market, whether gossip columns like Lady Whistledown’s really existed (and how likely it is that Penelope Featherington could get away with her side hustle), the Grand Tour of Europe which Colin Bridgerton has just returned from at the start of season 3 and the place of black people within British society in the nineteenth century, including how likely it is that the Duke of Hastings would be black, or any of the other aristocratic characters. I’ll ask if corsets really were torture devices for women, what shape were undergarments for ladies in this period, what happened to all the bonnets, did people really talk like that in the early 1800s and what kind of education did women have in reality? Could they really sing, dance, speak four languages, do needlework and be widely read too, or has Bridgerton invented its clever female characters?
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![Could Prince William become REGENT for King Charles III? Could there be a Regency? What is a Regency
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![Why was it called the Black Death? The worst plague in medieval Europe | Black Death symptoms
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The Black Death is also known as bubonic plague and it was caused by the Yersinia Pestis bacterium, carried by fleas on rats then transferred to humans, who could pass it on to other humans. It may have begun in Asia in the late 1330s, but it hit Europe in 1347 and the symptoms were as painful as they were disgusting. The pestilence would cause buboes or pustules on the body, including on the groin, underarms and neck. Later there would be bruises and blotches and the skin would turn black. The buboes explain the name bubonic plague. The black skin explains the name the Black Death. That death could occur within a week to ten days of the initial flea bite and the mortality rate was somewhere between a fifth and two thirds of Europe’s population at that time (estimates differ widely, but even the lowest amongst them still equates to many many millions of deaths).
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![The SIMPLE Fashion Clue That Unlocks Tudor Portraits | How Women’s Hoods Date Their Portraits
DID YOU KNOW that a single detail of Tudor fashion can help us date a portrait of a Tudor woman with surprising accuracy? In this video from History Calling, I uncover the fascinating story of women’s hoods at the Tudor court and how these striking fashion choices act as a simple yet powerful dating tool for portraits.
The story begins in the reign of Henry VII when his wife, Elizabeth of York and his mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort, the matriarchs of the Tudor dynasty, were painted wearing early forms of the English gable hood. These angular, architectural headdresses so named because they resembled the gable end of a house, covered up the hair and sported long lappets, coming down the face and over the shoulders, with a veil at the back and decorative billiments on top. As the dynasty progressed, the gable hood remained dominant at court, famously worn by Catherine of Aragon and Jane Seymour, while the arrival of the French hood, closely associated with Anne Boleyn, signalled a dramatic shift toward continental elegance and the increasing exposure of women’s hair.
Hoods were never just fashion though. They reflected international influence, political affiliation, personal identity and shifting ideals of beauty at the Tudor court. For Anne Boleyn, a French hood highlighted her upbringing and political leanings. When she wanted to emphasise her Englishness though, she reverted to an English gable hood, including at her execution. For Jane Seymour, an English hood separated her from her predecessor. For Anne of Cleves, her Germanic hood highlighted what an outsider she was.
For historians and art experts today, the evolution of the hood functions as a fashion marker which provides a timeline that helps us place portraits within a specific decade. Spotting whether a sitter wears the stiff gable hood or the softer, rounded French hood can instantly narrow down the date of a painting. This fashion code, however, has its limits. By the beginning of Elizabeth I’s reign, hoods were falling out of fashion, giving way to elaborate ruffs, ornate hairstyles, and jewelled accessories. Still, for over half a century, these headdresses remained the defining symbol of Tudor women’s fashion.
Join me as I trace the journey of the Tudor hood, from Elizabeth of York to Elizabeth I and show how this one fashion detail unlocks the hidden history of women’s portraits. As well as telling you what dates certain hoods come from, I’ll also discuss how French hoods were constructed and use many drawings by Hans Holbein the Younger to illustrate the evolution of the Tudor hood. By the end of this video, you’ll be able to spot these changes yourself and perhaps even date a Tudor portrait at first glance!
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![Secrets INSIDE EDWARD VI’S TOMB. Death of Edward VI. Funeral of Edward VI. Where is Edward VI buried
A WRETCHED death, contested funeral and desecrated grave; that was the fate of Edward VI’s remains. In this Tudor history documentary from History Calling I’ll tell you all about the death and the funeral of Edward VI (including why it was delayed and why his sister, Mary I, wasn’t happy with the service), plus where Edward VI is buried, what was found inside Edward VI’s tomb when it was opened up by the Victorians, what Edward VI’s body told onlookers about his manner of death when they saw it, why Edward VI’s grave was opened and what Edward VI’s coffin looks like. I’ll also explain why Edward VI doesn’t have a monument which will entail looking at what the Cromwellians did to Westminster Abbey in the 1640s.
The life of Edward VI was very short, for the death of the last Tudor King occurred on 6 July 1553 at Greenwich Palace when he was only 15 years old, while the funeral of Edward VI occurred on 8 August after his Catholic sister Mary had decided how on earth to go about burying her Protestant brother. This episode will take you from those events all the way up to the 20th century and the alterations made to the altar which now sits over Edward VI’s final resting place in the Chapel of Henry VII in Westminster Abbey, where he rests near his sisters, Mary I and Elizabeth I and their grandparents, Henry VII and Elizabeth of York.
I’ll show you old photographs and pictures of Westminster Abbey, inside and out, including of the chapel in which so many of the Tudors are buried and tell you what was written on a scroll of lead found next to the remains of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour’s son and why the Victorians thought that their intrusion into the tomb was not the first time Edward Tudor had been moved. Let’s dig into the afterlife of Edward VI!
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