mid tudor crisis final

• On the 28th January 1547 Henry VII dies
• 31st January 1547 - regency council established with somerset as leader
• 1549 ,13th October

  Coup removes Somerset
• 21st February 1550 - Northumberland become Lord President of the Council
• May 1553 - Northumberland's son marries Lady Jane Gray, daughter of Duke of Suffolk
• June 1553 - Devise to exclude Mary Tudor
• July 6th 1553 - Edward VI dies
• 10th July 1553 - Lady Jane Gray proclaimed queen
• 28th July 1553 - Lady Jane Grey is arrested
• 19th July 1553 - LJG defeated and mary becomes queen
• August 1553 - Northumberland executed
• January 1554 - Wyatt's Rebellion
• July 1554 - Mary marries queen Phillip of spain
• November 1558 - Death of Mary Tudor
• Under Henry VIII, 1st Succession Act 1533 (passed in 1534), named Elizabeth as successor, and Mary a bastard
• 2nd Succession Act, 1536: Declared that Elizabeth was also a bastard
• 3rd Succession Act, 1543: (confirmed by HVIII in 1546) if Edward VI died without heirs, Mary and Elizabeth could succeed, with the approval of the Privy Council – although their illegitimacy was not reversed
• Edward Seymour is thought to have been born in 1505.
• Seymour served as Lord Admiral from 1542 to 1543 and fought in Scotland and France between 1544 and 1546.
• April 1548 murder of William body
• June 1548- Hales Enclosure Commission
• may 1549 - unrest in hampshire, somerset and wiltshire
• June 1549 - introduction of the new prayer book
• June 1549 - western rebellion
• July 1549 Ketts rebellion
• October 1549: fall of somerset
• July 1553: Death of edward VI, lady jane grey proclaimed queen
• August 1553 Mary tudor proclaimed queen and enters london
• September 1553 Lady Jane Grey executed
• Book of Homilies and Royal Injunctions July 1547
• Dissolution of the Chantries - 1547
• Feb 1548 - images to be removed iconoclasm
• december 1548 - first book of common prayer
• act of six articles 1539
• Jan 1549 - 1st act of uniformity
• November 1552 - forty two articles
• september 1553: arrest of cranmer, latimer, hooper and ridely
• 1554 march - royal injuctions
• 1554 april heresy laws passed
• 1554 February John Rodgers becomes the first protestant martyr