Assassination, intrigue, and betrayal - The Murdered Regent

Assassination, intrigue, and betrayal - The Murdered Regent

On this day in history, 23rd January 1570, James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray and regent for King James VI, was assassinated—the first head of government in history to be killed by a firearm. Discover how Moray, the illegitimate son of a king and half-brother to Mary, Queen of Scots, rose to power, ruled during turbulent times, and met a tragic end at the hands of a gunman in Linlithgow. What drove his enemies to such extremes? And what became of the infamous assassin? Dive into this gripping tale of power, revenge, and survival in a deadly political landscape. Don’t miss the full story—listen now! #TudorHistory #MaryQueenOfScots #JamesVI #EarlOfMoray #ScottishHistory #RegentAssassination #OnThisDay #HistoricalDrama

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From St Nicholas to Santa Claus

From St Nicholas to Santa Claus

Welcome to Day 6 of my Tudor Christmas Advent series! Today we’re diving into one of the most enchanting feast days of the Tudor calendar, St Nicholas’s Day, and uncovering how this 4th-century bishop...

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The REAL Twelve Days of Christmas

The REAL Twelve Days of Christmas

Did you know the Tudors didn’t end Christmas on 25th December… they started it? I’m historian and author Claire Ridgway, and in today’s episode of my Tudor Christmas Advent series, we’re walking thro...

4 Joulu 20256min

How the Tudors Had Fun by the Fire: Tudor Christmas Fun

How the Tudors Had Fun by the Fire: Tudor Christmas Fun

What did Tudor families do at Christmas once the feasting slowed, the music quietened, and the Yule log glowed on the hearth? They played games, and some of them are still incredibly fun today. Welc...

3 Joulu 20256min

Gifts Fit for a King or Queen: The Secret Politics of Tudor New Year Gifts

Gifts Fit for a King or Queen: The Secret Politics of Tudor New Year Gifts

Did you know the Tudors didn’t give gifts at Christmas? For them, New Year’s Day was the most political, strategic, and nerve-wracking day of the entire festive season; a glittering ritual where loya...

2 Joulu 20256min

£13.5 Million Christmas? Inside Henry VIII’s Royal Feast

£13.5 Million Christmas? Inside Henry VIII’s Royal Feast

Welcome to Day 2 of my Tudor Christmas Advent series! Today, we’re stepping into the smoky, bustling, gloriously extravagant royal kitchens of Henry VIII to uncover the unforgettable dishes served at ...

1 Joulu 20256min

What Advent REALLY Meant in Tudor England

What Advent REALLY Meant in Tudor England

Most of us think Advent means calendars, chocolate, and switching on the Christmas playlist… But for our medieval and Tudor ancestors, Advent meant something completely different. Welcome to Day 1 of...

30 Marras 20256min

When England Apologised to the Pope

When England Apologised to the Pope

On this day in Tudor history, 30 November 1554, England did something astonishing: Parliament itself asked to be forgiven for the kingdom’s break from Rome. This was the crucial first step toward the...

29 Marras 20254min

A Beginner’s Guide to Edward VI: The Boy-king Who Tried to Save the Reformation

A Beginner’s Guide to Edward VI: The Boy-king Who Tried to Save the Reformation

Who was Edward VI? To many, he’s the pale, serious boy in a fur-trimmed coat, a footnote between Henry VIII and Mary I. But in reality, Edward’s short reign reshaped England dramatically. In A Beginn...

28 Marras 20258min

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