Tudor Help!

Well I suppose it's about the aftermath of the wars of the roses. The Tudors in a way brought stability from that, however there was always a threat from those who had more right to the throne, such as the remainders of the Plantagenet's. Henry VII created a dynasty through his son Henry VIII who then went on to have all 3 of his legitimate childrens ruling monarchs. For henry VIII, part of his dynastic authority was establishing him, the king, as supreme head of the church and not the pope. So the king was the ruler, end of. I'm not to sure, but I think your question asks you to speak about this authority- which was established through the creation of the CofE?

Hi All,

First of all, I’m not a big fan of Tudors, it’s the only topic that I can’t understand. My essay question is ‘The Tudors created an effective and coherent myth of personal and dynastic authority’. I just need some idea in which direction to go, I don’t want the question answered, just what the question wants me to answer. I’ve asked my lecturer but as Christmas is here I’m sure I won’t hear anything this side of Christmas.

Any help would be appreciated