Once upon a time, there was a small kingdom ruled by a fair and just queen. The people of the kingdom were happy and prosperous, but the queen was worried. She knew that her kingdom was surrounded by enemies and that they were vulnerable to attack. One day, a young warrior named Daniel came to the kingdom. He was a skilled fighter and a brave man, and the queen saw him as a potential ally. She asked him to lead her army and protect the kingdom from its enemies. Daniel agreed and quickly set to work training the army...

King Henry VIII was born on 28 June 1491. He was brought up by his devout Catholic grandmother Margaret Beaufort. The monarch himself was a devout and well - informed Catholic and his publication Defense of the Seven Sacraments in 1521 earned him the title of the Defender of the Faith from Pope Leo X. Since childhood, Henry spoke five languages fluently, played the lute and enjoyed royal parties.  Shortly after his coronation, the king married Catherine of Aragon, the widow of his elder brother Arthur, for political reasons...