Lady Jane Grey
Queen of England and Ireland in July 1553
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She reigned nine days. Edward VI's will named her queen to keep England Protestant; the privy council changed sides a week later and backed Mary Tudor instead. Jane Grey was beheaded for treason at sixteen or seventeen.
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Born 1536 or 1537, Jane Grey was Henry VII's great-granddaughter and grew up with a humanist education that made her one of the most learned young women in England. In May 1553 she married Lord Guildford Dudley, whose father was Edward VI's chief minister. The dying Edward wrote a will that June naming Jane and her male heirs as successors, removing his half-sisters Mary and Elizabeth on grounds of illegitimacy — part Protestant conviction, part dynastic engineering. After Edward's death on 10 July 1553, Jane was proclaimed queen and held in the Tower awaiting coronation. Support collapsed wit…
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