Jane Seymour
Tudor king's third
Jane Seymour was the third wife of King Henry VIII of England and the only one to bear him a male heir, the future Edward VI.
She died shortly after childbirth in 1537 and is often considered Henry's favorite wife, as he requested to be buried beside her.
The name is also associated with the British-American actress born in 1951, known for her roles in *Live and Let Die* and the television series *Dr.
Quinn, Medicine Woman*.
- third wifeSpouse following two others
- Edward VIBrief Tudor monarch
- heirOne who receives legacy
- consortRoyal spouse
queen consort · coronation · court · Hampton Court · Wolf Hall · lady-in-waiting · marriage · succession
Reformation-era Christian movement
- CatholicismPapal Christian denomination
- Church of EnglandBritain's state religion
- religious reformSpiritual institution restructuring
- monasteriesResidences for religious brothers
dissolution · Thomas Cromwell · archbishop · clergy · papal · schism · Henry VIII · ecclesiastical
Spy thriller leading lady
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
- Golden GlobeFilm and television prize
- EmmyTelevision industry accolade
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
film · British-American · leading lady · romantic · drama · miniseries · East of Eden · western
Elegant in movement
- sophisticatedWorldly and cultured
- refinedPurified or cultured
- poisedCalm and controlled
- dignifiedComposed and respectable
timeless · classic beauty · fashionable · red carpet · glamorous · photogenic · iconic · ageless
Henry VIII
- third wifeSpouse following two others
- Edward VIBrief Tudor monarch
- heirOne who receives legacy
consort · queen consort · coronation · court · Hampton Court · Wolf Hall · lady-in-waiting · marriage · succession · dynasty
Protestantism
Reformation-era Christian movement
- CatholicismPapal Christian denomination
- Church of EnglandBritain's state religion
- religious reformSpiritual institution restructuring
monasteries · dissolution · Thomas Cromwell · archbishop · clergy · papal · schism · Henry VIII · ecclesiastical · supremacy
Bond girl
Spy thriller leading lady
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
- Golden GlobeFilm and television prize
- EmmyTelevision industry accolade
television · film · British-American · leading lady · romantic · drama · miniseries · East of Eden · western · frontier
graceful
Elegant in movement
- sophisticatedWorldly and cultured
- refinedPurified or cultured
- poisedCalm and controlled
dignified · timeless · classic beauty · fashionable · red carpet · glamorous · photogenic · iconic · ageless · stylish
- Royal ConsortsQueen Camilla, Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, Anne of Cleves
- Tudor EraHenry VIII, Elizabeth I, Anne Boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, Anne of Cleves
- Tudor QueensAnne Boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Howard, Anne of Cleves, Mary I
- English ChurchEnglish Reformation, Church of England, Anglican Church, Archbishop of Canterbury, Book of Common Prayer
- Renaissance FiguresLeonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Machiavelli
- Renaissance RulersHenry VIII, Elizabeth I, Suleiman the Magnificent, Philip II, Mary I