UPDATE: An anagram version of the answer! For the rest of you, expect a new Conundrum tomorrow. I hope this was helpful for at least some of you. Note that the British monarchy even today can be traced back to King Henry VII, the father of King Henry VIII.Д«ut King Henry VIII himself has no known living descendants.

And Shakespeare quickly began work on Macbeth. The crown then passed to the son of Mary Queen of Scots, who was James VI of Scotland at the time. Elizabeth died in 1603, ending her fatherвЂ™s biological legacy forever. During the 45-year-long reign of Queen Elizabeth I, we saw a new Golden Age which included the rise of Shakespeare and Sir Francis Bacon. Mary I of England died in 1558 with no offspring, leaving the country in the capable hands of her sister Elizabeth. She is a descendant of Henry VIIIвЂ™s sister Margaret. (DonвЂ™t confuse either Mary with Mary Queen of Scots, who was yet a third Mary. There was a brief reign by Lady Jane Grey (not a descendant of Henry VIII, but a granddaughter of his sister Mary) and then Henry VIIIвЂ™s daughter Mary took the throne as Queen Mary I of England. That was the end of HenryвЂ™s Y chromosome. When Henry VIII died in 1547, young Edward became King Edward VI, but died in 1553 with no heir. Henry FitzRoy died in 1536, while his father was still alive. And as we shall see, none of his four branches would bear fruit. Henry VIII would have three more wives, but no more children to carry on his line. His third wife, Jane Seymour, had a son, Edward (born 1537). His second wife, Ann Boleyn, had a daughter Elizabeth (born 1533). He had an illegitimate son, Henry FitzRoy (born 1519), with his mistress Elizabeth Blount. His first wife, Catherine of Arragon, gave him a daughter, Mary (born 1516). Henry VIII had four known living offspring from four different women. When Henry VII died in 1509, the kingdom was passed to his younger son, crowned Henry VIII. Arthur was always expected to be the next king, but he died in 1502. HenryвЂ™s father, King Henry VII, had four offspring who lived past childhood: Arthur, Margaret, Henry, and Mary. There are no living descendants of King Henry VIII. My site isnвЂ™t really about that, but I thought IвЂ™d provide an answer anyway, as a public service. Recently, IвЂ™ve had a number of hits from people looking to find out about living descendants of King Henry VIII. One thing that I can see is if someone finds my site via a Google search. I subscribe to a service called вЂњSiteMeterвЂќ which allows me to see a limited amount of information about my visitors.

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