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edward vi was born on october 12
15:37 at Hampton Court Palace in
Middlesex England it was one of the many
palaces owned and willed by his father
Edwards father was King Henry the eighth
of England and his mother was Jane
Seymour his father's third wife Edward
had two older half sisters Mary whose
mother was Catherine of Aragon and
Elizabeth whose mother was Anne Boleyn
both of his sisters were present for his
christening which took place on October
the 15th at his christening he would be
proclaimed both Duke of Cornwall and
Earl of Chester although the birth
itself had seemed a normal one the Queen
nevertheless died 12 days later from
presumed complications of the delivery
the assumption that Edward was a sickly
child has more recently been decided by
historians as not altogether true
although he may have suffered a
life-threatening Porton fever when he
was four years old he may actually have
been a normal healthy child Edward's
education was extensive placed in his
own household
Edward was initially paid for by
Margaret Bryan then Blanche Herbert
King Henry demanded absolute cleanliness
and exceedingly high standards of
security for his only son when he turned
six years old his education would begin
in earnest with lessons from Richard Cox
and John check his lessons included
languages French Spanish and Italian in
addition to scriptures and philosophy
liberal sciences geometry and learning
to play several musical instruments
Edward would also show a particular
aptitude towards Monetary Affairs it
would appear as his education continued
with his sister Elizabeth's own suitor
that an amount of competitiveness
emerged between Edward and his sister
Elizabeth and her own academic prowess
Edwards reign as King would begin on
January the 28th 1547 he was nine years
old he was collected from his home in
Hartford and escorted to Enfield where
Lady Elizabeth was living together they
were told of their father's death
King Edward was then escorted to the
Tower of London where he was welcomed
with much pomp and
the following day the narwhals of the
realm made their obeisance sticking
Edward the 6th of England his father
Henry the eighth
was laid to rest next to his beloved
wife Jane as he had wished
although Edward was crowned on February
the 20th 1547 at Westminster Abbey
he was obviously too young to take the
reins of the country under his own hand
so his uncle Edward Seymour was
appointed Lord Protector until his
execution and John Dudley replaced him
not as Lord Protector but Lord President
of the Council and great master of the
Kings household in 1553 King Edward the
6th became ill concern for his realm and
his crown his father's wishes before his
death to secure the succession meant
that King Edward did not want to see his
half-sister mary succeed him under his
father's rule both Mary and Elizabeth
were proclaimed legitimate which meant
they had no claim to the throne
this left Edward with only one course
Lady Jane Grey as a cousin once-removed
and who had married the Duke of
Northumberland's younger son Lord
Guilford Dudley would succeed King
Edward to the throne as the only
exception to the male rule King Edward's
health deteriorated further but he took
comfort in the knowledge his device for
the succession was in place in April he
decided to move to Greenwich palace he
was seen several times by the public
sitting in his window at Greenwich
palace on July the 6th 15:53 King Edward
the 6th lost his battle for life his
body was laid to rest at Henry the 7th
Slade II chapel at Westminster Abbey
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