Hannah's Royal History

Something new is here. 👀 

I've just launched Hannah's Royal Mysteries — a brand new channel where we go deeper into history's cold cases, unsolved murders, royal scandals, hauntings and the stories that don't quite add up. 

First episode drops 2nd July. 
Channel trailer is live now 👉 https://youtu.be/dhg1rbga12A 👑🔍

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Hi everyone!!! I'm so sorry that I wasn't able to upload on time yesterday, my MacBook that I use to edit my videos is on it's last legs and it was taking far longer than normal to edit and export but I have now uploaded the video that was supposed to be up last night so please go check it out.

https://youtu.be/g-pLc23zxDM

Many thanks Hannah x

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📢 Did Tracy Borman Steal My Video?

I was scrolling through YouTube one day and found Tracy Borman had made basically the same video as me. So naturally I did what any reasonable historian would do — I made a better one. 👀

16 claimants. Two competing legal systems. 45 years of deliberate ambiguity. And one woman who was technically Henry VIII's rightful heir under his own legal settlement — and died in 1647 having never been queen of anything.

Now live: https://youtu.be/Mr48GP6n1K4

Which claimant do you think had the strongest case for Elizabeth's throne? 👇

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📢 18 May 1536 — "I Have a Little Neck"

Tomorrow, 19 May 1536, Anne Boleyn would be executed on Tower Green.
But today — 18 May — she was still alive. Still speaking. Still remarkable.

"I have a little neck."

One day to go. And she faced it like that.

Now live: https://youtu.be/U2WqU9I6qBg

What do you think her composure in those final hours tells us about her? 👇

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📢 11 May 1536 — The Grand Jury of Kent: The Machinery of Destruction

On 11 May 1536, the Grand Jury of Kent convened — and the machinery of Anne Boleyn's destruction moved one step closer to its conclusion. ⚖️
With just 8 days until her execution, the Tudor legal system was doing exactly what Thomas Cromwell needed it to do. This wasn't justice. This was choreography.

Now live: https://youtu.be/ibgwknij6Ao

Do you think Anne Boleyn ever had a chance of surviving 1536 — or was her fate sealed the moment Cromwell turned against her? 👇

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📢 4 May 1536 — Jane Boleyn Sends a Message of Comfort to Her Husband

On 4 May 1536, as her husband George Boleyn sat imprisoned in the Tower of London, Jane Boleyn sent him a message of comfort. 

🏰It's a small, quiet moment — and yet it speaks volumes in the charged, terrifying silence of those fifteen days before Anne Boleyn's execution.Was it love? Guilt? Or simply a wife trying to hold things together while everything collapsed around her?

Now live: https://youtu.be/-mpK6CmoRuIDo you think Jane Boleyn has been treated fairly by history — or is her reputation as a villain justified? 👇

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Who's Badge & Motto was your favourite???? Youtube only lets me have 4 options sorry!!! If Katherine Howard or Parr is your fave please comment below and watch the newest video! https://youtu.be/87TO9bckuno

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Last part of my series on King Philip II of Spain. Is out now. https://youtu.be/z9OM4fa9jko

Was Philip II a great king — or a deeply flawed one?

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👑 New Video: Philip II of Spain – His Third Marriage
After the turmoil of his English marriage, Philip II entered a new phase of power and diplomacy. This video explores his third marriage to Elisabeth of Valois and what it meant for Spain and Europe.

▶️ Watch here: https://youtu.be/nzHBqPPHnCo
💬 Was this Philip II’s most successful marriage?

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Which royal couple honeymooned at Polesden Lacey? Find out in my latest video. https://youtu.be/0AcrHpP4l9U

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