Тая Летисия.... супер изглежда. Много ми харесва цялата визия.
Да се оплачем... 2026
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Кралски работи и клюки - септември 2020
Беше ми интересно да прочета за Едуард 1 и принцеса Маргарет.
Когато се оженили, той бил на 60, а тя на 20
Явно бракът е консумиран, тъй като тя му ражда 2 деца Томас и Едмънт. Напомняла му за първата му съпруга.
Надолу, в оригиналния текст има и наследснвената връзка с Елизабет 2
** King Edward I of England married his second wife Princess Margaret of France on this day - 10th September - in 1299, in Canterbury, England. Edward was 60 and Margaret was around 20.
Their marriage came about to secure peace with France. His previous wife Eleanor of Castile had died eight years earlier and left him distraught, as theirs had been a true love match. Edward and Eleanor had around 15 children but only one surviving son, so in order to secure the succession he had to marry again.
Soon after their marriage Margaret became pregnant and Edward returned to his campaigns on the Scottish border, leaving her in London. Bored and lonely Margaret decided to join her husband on the border. This greatly pleased Edward, who was reminded of his first wife Eleanor, who had travelled with him on the crusade to the holy land.
Less than a year after their marriage Margaret gave birth to a son Thomas of Brotherton. A year later she gave birth to another son Edmund.
Margaret was respected for her beauty, virtue, and piety. She protected many who fell under the Edward’s wrath from too stern a punishment. A statement from the time goes; “Pardoned solely on the intercession of our dearest consort, queen Margaret of England”. Edward himself realised his wife was "a pearl of great price".
Edward’s reign was a highly significant period in English medieval history, he is most known for conquering Wales and for almost conquering Scotland. He also reformed royal administration and common law and established Parliament as a permanent institution and thereby also a functional system for raising taxes, and reforming the law through statutes.
Like all the English nobility in the 16th century (including all of Henry VIII’s other wives), Anne Boleyn was a direct descendant of Edward I. She was descended from him and both his wives. The line from Edward and Margaret goes;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Queen Anne Boleyn.
This makes Anne Boleyn the granddaughter X7 of Edward I and Margaret of France. Anne was also descended from Edward I and his first wife Eleanor of Castile through her father.
As Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is directly descended from Anne’s sister Mary Boleyn, this means she is also descended from Edward I and Margaret of France as well;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Mary Boleyn = Catherine Carey = Lettice Knollys = Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex = Frances Devereux = Lady Jane Seymour = Charles Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Charlotte Boyle, Baroness Clifford = Dorothy Cavendish = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Cecilia-Nina Cavendish-Bentinck = Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, The Queen Mother = Queen Elizabeth II.
This makes Queen Elizabeth II the granddaughter X21 of Edward I of England and Margaret of France.
See the lines of descent from Edward I and Eleanor of Castile to Anne Boleyn and also the line from them to Queen Elizabeth II here; https://www.facebook.com/344546252366375/posts/1747200282100958/
Когато се оженили, той бил на 60, а тя на 20
Явно бракът е консумиран, тъй като тя му ражда 2 деца Томас и Едмънт. Напомняла му за първата му съпруга.
Надолу, в оригиналния текст има и наследснвената връзка с Елизабет 2
** King Edward I of England married his second wife Princess Margaret of France on this day - 10th September - in 1299, in Canterbury, England. Edward was 60 and Margaret was around 20.
Their marriage came about to secure peace with France. His previous wife Eleanor of Castile had died eight years earlier and left him distraught, as theirs had been a true love match. Edward and Eleanor had around 15 children but only one surviving son, so in order to secure the succession he had to marry again.
Soon after their marriage Margaret became pregnant and Edward returned to his campaigns on the Scottish border, leaving her in London. Bored and lonely Margaret decided to join her husband on the border. This greatly pleased Edward, who was reminded of his first wife Eleanor, who had travelled with him on the crusade to the holy land.
Less than a year after their marriage Margaret gave birth to a son Thomas of Brotherton. A year later she gave birth to another son Edmund.
Margaret was respected for her beauty, virtue, and piety. She protected many who fell under the Edward’s wrath from too stern a punishment. A statement from the time goes; “Pardoned solely on the intercession of our dearest consort, queen Margaret of England”. Edward himself realised his wife was "a pearl of great price".
Edward’s reign was a highly significant period in English medieval history, he is most known for conquering Wales and for almost conquering Scotland. He also reformed royal administration and common law and established Parliament as a permanent institution and thereby also a functional system for raising taxes, and reforming the law through statutes.
Like all the English nobility in the 16th century (including all of Henry VIII’s other wives), Anne Boleyn was a direct descendant of Edward I. She was descended from him and both his wives. The line from Edward and Margaret goes;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Queen Anne Boleyn.
This makes Anne Boleyn the granddaughter X7 of Edward I and Margaret of France. Anne was also descended from Edward I and his first wife Eleanor of Castile through her father.
As Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is directly descended from Anne’s sister Mary Boleyn, this means she is also descended from Edward I and Margaret of France as well;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Mary Boleyn = Catherine Carey = Lettice Knollys = Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex = Frances Devereux = Lady Jane Seymour = Charles Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Charlotte Boyle, Baroness Clifford = Dorothy Cavendish = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Cecilia-Nina Cavendish-Bentinck = Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, The Queen Mother = Queen Elizabeth II.
This makes Queen Elizabeth II the granddaughter X21 of Edward I of England and Margaret of France.
See the lines of descent from Edward I and Eleanor of Castile to Anne Boleyn and also the line from them to Queen Elizabeth II here; https://www.facebook.com/344546252366375/posts/1747200282100958/
Беше ми интересно да прочета за Едуард 1 и принцеса Маргарет.
Когато се оженили, той бил на 60, а тя на 20
Явно бракът е консумиран, тъй като тя му ражда 2 деца Томас и Едмънт. Напомняла му за първата му съпруга.
Когато се оженили, той бил на 60, а тя на 20
Явно бракът е консумиран, тъй като тя му ражда 2 деца Томас и Едмънт. Напомняла му за първата му съпруга.
Скрит текст:
https://www.facebook.com/344546252366375/posts/1747200282100958/Надолу, в оригиналния текст има и наследснвената връзка с Елизабет 2
** King Edward I of England married his second wife Princess Margaret of France on this day - 10th September - in 1299, in Canterbury, England. Edward was 60 and Margaret was around 20.
Their marriage came about to secure peace with France. His previous wife Eleanor of Castile had died eight years earlier and left him distraught, as theirs had been a true love match. Edward and Eleanor had around 15 children but only one surviving son, so in order to secure the succession he had to marry again.
Soon after their marriage Margaret became pregnant and Edward returned to his campaigns on the Scottish border, leaving her in London. Bored and lonely Margaret decided to join her husband on the border. This greatly pleased Edward, who was reminded of his first wife Eleanor, who had travelled with him on the crusade to the holy land.
Less than a year after their marriage Margaret gave birth to a son Thomas of Brotherton. A year later she gave birth to another son Edmund.
Margaret was respected for her beauty, virtue, and piety. She protected many who fell under the Edward’s wrath from too stern a punishment. A statement from the time goes; “Pardoned solely on the intercession of our dearest consort, queen Margaret of England”. Edward himself realised his wife was "a pearl of great price".
Edward’s reign was a highly significant period in English medieval history, he is most known for conquering Wales and for almost conquering Scotland. He also reformed royal administration and common law and established Parliament as a permanent institution and thereby also a functional system for raising taxes, and reforming the law through statutes.
Like all the English nobility in the 16th century (including all of Henry VIII’s other wives), Anne Boleyn was a direct descendant of Edward I. She was descended from him and both his wives. The line from Edward and Margaret goes;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Queen Anne Boleyn.
This makes Anne Boleyn the granddaughter X7 of Edward I and Margaret of France. Anne was also descended from Edward I and his first wife Eleanor of Castile through her father.
As Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is directly descended from Anne’s sister Mary Boleyn, this means she is also descended from Edward I and Margaret of France as well;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Mary Boleyn = Catherine Carey = Lettice Knollys = Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex = Frances Devereux = Lady Jane Seymour = Charles Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Charlotte Boyle, Baroness Clifford = Dorothy Cavendish = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Cecilia-Nina Cavendish-Bentinck = Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, The Queen Mother = Queen Elizabeth II.
This makes Queen Elizabeth II the granddaughter X21 of Edward I of England and Margaret of France.
See the lines of descent from Edward I and Eleanor of Castile to Anne Boleyn and also the line from them to Queen Elizabeth II here;
** King Edward I of England married his second wife Princess Margaret of France on this day - 10th September - in 1299, in Canterbury, England. Edward was 60 and Margaret was around 20.
Their marriage came about to secure peace with France. His previous wife Eleanor of Castile had died eight years earlier and left him distraught, as theirs had been a true love match. Edward and Eleanor had around 15 children but only one surviving son, so in order to secure the succession he had to marry again.
Soon after their marriage Margaret became pregnant and Edward returned to his campaigns on the Scottish border, leaving her in London. Bored and lonely Margaret decided to join her husband on the border. This greatly pleased Edward, who was reminded of his first wife Eleanor, who had travelled with him on the crusade to the holy land.
Less than a year after their marriage Margaret gave birth to a son Thomas of Brotherton. A year later she gave birth to another son Edmund.
Margaret was respected for her beauty, virtue, and piety. She protected many who fell under the Edward’s wrath from too stern a punishment. A statement from the time goes; “Pardoned solely on the intercession of our dearest consort, queen Margaret of England”. Edward himself realised his wife was "a pearl of great price".
Edward’s reign was a highly significant period in English medieval history, he is most known for conquering Wales and for almost conquering Scotland. He also reformed royal administration and common law and established Parliament as a permanent institution and thereby also a functional system for raising taxes, and reforming the law through statutes.
Like all the English nobility in the 16th century (including all of Henry VIII’s other wives), Anne Boleyn was a direct descendant of Edward I. She was descended from him and both his wives. The line from Edward and Margaret goes;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Queen Anne Boleyn.
This makes Anne Boleyn the granddaughter X7 of Edward I and Margaret of France. Anne was also descended from Edward I and his first wife Eleanor of Castile through her father.
As Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is directly descended from Anne’s sister Mary Boleyn, this means she is also descended from Edward I and Margaret of France as well;
Edward I of England and Margaret of France = Thomas of Brotherton = Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk = Elizabeth, Baroness Segrave = Thomas de Mowbray = Margaret de Mowbray = John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk = Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk = Elizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire = Mary Boleyn = Catherine Carey = Lettice Knollys = Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex = Frances Devereux = Lady Jane Seymour = Charles Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington = Charlotte Boyle, Baroness Clifford = Dorothy Cavendish = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Charles Cavendish-Bentinck = Cecilia-Nina Cavendish-Bentinck = Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, The Queen Mother = Queen Elizabeth II.
This makes Queen Elizabeth II the granddaughter X21 of Edward I of England and Margaret of France.
See the lines of descent from Edward I and Eleanor of Castile to Anne Boleyn and also the line from them to Queen Elizabeth II here;
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Басма мисля, че отдавна не се произвежда и шие, особено от модните дизайнери.Иначе и аз нещо не мога да ги харесам и възприема тези рокли. Все им висят, все са едни посулени на всички. А Кейт пък е прекалено тънка и висока, затова ептен не й стоят добре.
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