Food and drink have always been intertwined with history, culture, and tradition. Among the many culinary delights passed down through generations, red wine jelly stands out as a unique blend of rich history and gastronomic pleasure. This delicate dessert—combining the bold flavors of red wine

Removal from Court Catherine was removed from court and lived in relative isolation.   She continued to claim her title and rights until her death in 1536.   Death and Burial Catherine died on January 7, 1536, at Kimbolton Castle.   Her

The Importance of a Son Producing a male heir was paramount to securing the Tudor dynasty.   Catherine’s failure to bear a surviving son strained her marriage and court position.   Henry’s Infatuation with Anne Boleyn Henry’s desire t

First Marriage to Prince Arthur At age 15, Catherine married Arthur, Prince of Wales, heir to the English throne, in 1501.   The union was designed to strengthen the alliance between England and Spain.   Arthur died shortly after, in 1502, leaving Catherine a w