Six years after her departure from the Court, Anne Stamford of Pembrokeshire and Kent - former Queen of England - lives a quiet retirement in the great house of Leeds Castle with her beloved husband, William. While things are - mostly - politically quiet, Elizabeth is keen to accept an invitation to go on progress to her mother's house. But where she goes - does trouble follow?

Henry the VIII fell from his horse in January of 1536. The events that happened after would forever scar history. When he doesn't wake up, Anne Boleyn has to face a new world with many challenges and opportunities.

This is a long Tudor-Valois-Habsburg-Medici epic, written with authentic historical detail, plausibly blending facts with fiction. After having been exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François to extract vengeance upon King Henry and to save France from the Habsburg invaders. Her barren soul is consumed by hatred, yet she finds her destiny.

Desperate to bring England back into the fold, Pope Clement comes up with a plan that will shake things up in England for good. He sends his orphaned Medici cousin to England in hopes that she might succeed in drawing King Henry's attention away from Anne Boleyn and make sure that he doesn't break away from the church. Henry/Anne.

With the loss of Anne' child, Anne's future as well as Grace's seems quite bleak as the Seymours and Cromwell ally against them. Jane begins competing with both women for King Henry's affections and appears to be the new favorite, few remaining loyal to the Boleyns and Nevilles. Will Anne and Grace survive the changes of court with the aid of Thomas More? Or not?

Albion, 1536. Queen Anne and King James have reigned together in peace for over a decade. Their daughters are now women, and the Succession seems assured. But the proud Lady Arabella has no intention of letting her sister succeed unopposed. When tragedy strikes, will the legacy the monarchs of Albion fought so hard to uphold survive? Or will it go up in flames?

Her mother barely buried, Elizabeth Tudor faces a whole world of new challenges, both personal and public, the increasing threat from Spain and the growing instability in Europe as religious wars begin to tear the continent apart. Sequel to "A Land for Ladies".

The Emperor of China comes to visit England for the peace treaty and brings his daughter. Rating MA to be safe.

Set after S1E10 The Death of Wolsey. "I give you leave that we may always speak freely with each other, honestly, openly and with a true heart. For me, that is the true definition of love." What If Henry and Anne had taken this more to heart and been honest with each other? How would things have changed? Will their love destroy them, or lead them into a golden age?

In August 1533, Anne gives birth to not one, but four living children. Reeling in this new world, the Lady Mary has no choice but to come to terms with the idea that her father's new marriage may, after all, be sanctioned by God.

Catherine Stafford is the Duke of Buckingham's daughter. After his execution she is the last of the Stafford family, all alone at court but for Anne Boleyn, her friend from olden times. The cunning young woman rises high at Henry's court. Charles Brandon loathes her just as much as she despises him. If they just didn't feel so irresistibly drawn to each other...

When a young woman is reborn into Tudor Era England, she must battle in her second father's ruthless court with tooth and nail to survive. But with fate's cruel nature and the fickleness of those around her, the stakes are high, and she is racing against time to save the ones she loves. Only one thing is certain- history as she knows it is changed forever. But is that good, or bad?

The flowers in his Court's gardens had never been as beautiful as when Lady Alice Brandon sat beside them reading one of her books to her little brother. At least in Henry's mind they hadn't.

Disclaimer: I own nothing of the Tudors. Also possible trigger warnings for depression. When Anne loses her boy in Janurary 1536 all is lost, and Anne doesn't feel like fighting.

Katherine grew up knowing it was God's will for her to be Queen of England, so what happens when she gets visions from the future about a certain 'Queen Elizabeth' and she only has one daughter, Mary. Challenge from ReganX. Full summary is inside.

What a servant found a diary written by Katherine of Aragon implying that her first marriage was consumated, how would history change

Although they'd only just met, it didn't take her long to realize that she'd known him well, once. If only she could remember where and when. Modern day AU

After the events of 1536, Anne Boleyn escapes execution and is married to a man that she has never cared for. Can hate become love? And what happens, when Henry casts his eye and decides he wants Anne back again? *Mature Content*

It is known in history that Arthur Tudor died aged fifteen from the sweating sickness. But, what if he didn't? What if he survived his illness and lived on to succeed his father as King of England? Would the fate of England - the separation from the Catholic Church and the creation of the Church of England - be the same or would history change? This is the story of Arthur's reign.

He knew she was brought to the kingdom for her safety, but he was unsure why? She was tall and slender, and was at best a better bowman than even those that were in his army, she could defend herself with a sword as well. So her being there made little sense, but Charles Brandon had seen her and wanted to break into her warrior heart.

What happens if Henry the VII was longer lived and married a siren-witch adopted by the Boleyns? Rating is MA

All of Henry's women are lost, abandoned and forsaken. What do they dream of? A short, moody story to start the New Year. Rated T for implied sexuality.

A storm and English troops prevent the Sack of Rome causes the Pope to make an impulsive decision to grant King Henry's annulment and to give him his blessing to marry Anne Boleyn. This leads Anne to be secure as Henry's wife and accepted as Queen. But that does not mean her enemies are any less eager to see her fall, it only makes them more determined.

Reina Bruja AU Donde Isabella Beastia es inocente

Witch Queen AU Where Isabella Bête is innocent