This is your chance to have your story published, just email it to HenryTudor@Blueyonder.co.uk The full magazine is published monthly at its own website www.TudorDynasty.co.uk it's free and each new issue is available from the 14th of every month.

Welcome to the editorial office of the monthly magazine
“The Tudor Dynasty”

Wizards! Yes Wizards. HenryTudor has a very good friend who is a professional Wizard. He is the Wizard of Manhattan, namely Master Blackwolf. Master Blackwolf has a wonderful way with words and write his own column for HenryTudor for all you young Tudors out there. Go see, www.TudorDynasty.co.uk read his glorious daily column.
Here are the staff:

The big chief Editor: King Henry VIII

The Features Editor: Henry Tudor Email HenryTudor@Blueyonder.co.uk
The History Editor: Edward Tudor Email EdwardTudor@Blueyonder.co.uk
The Picture Editor: Elizabeth Tudor Email ElizabethTudor@Blueyonder.co.uk
The Photographer: All of us. Email TudorDynasty@Blueyonder.co.uk
The Features writers: YOU. Email HenryTudor@Blueyonder.co.uk
The Letters page: YOU. Email TudorDynasty@Blueyonder.co.uk

The magazine will be printed in full each month and filed below for back issues. It will be free of any charge, but if you would like to give a donation to your local Children’s charity please do.
No fee’s will be paid for any article or picture used in the magazine, all will come under the scrutiny of King Henry VIII to make sure that there are no swearing, spelling and grammatical errors. This is your chance to be part of a worldwide magazine.

Welcome to the new magazine “The Tudor Dynasty” Just send in your story or picture to the appropriate editor and we will review it for publication. We do have some simple rules that you should adhere to: Henry’s 10 Rules.

1. If you are under the age of 18 get your parent’s permission to contact the magazine.
2. No swearing or sexual words can be published in this magazine.
3. There are many children using the website in which this magazine is published, please keep the wording simple and explain with as many diagrams or pictures you can muster.
4. Do not use your full name, never give your full address, e.g. Ben from Yorkshire is sufficient.
5. Do not show your face in any picture.
6. Do not show any other children’s faces without their parent’s permission. We will blank out faces if we think there might be a problem.
7. This magazine is free for anybody to read and so must respect all religions, beliefs, races and handicaps.
8. Any article sent to the magazine is for free publication; any copying of the articles by a third party for financial gain will breach the laws of Copyright.
9. If you have a strong opinion about any article, please be respectful to the author and accept they have the right of their viewpoint as much as you have yours.
10. Keep your articles to the point; don’t wander off into cloud cuckoo-land.

Issue 1.

We need a front cover designing, with Logo’s, Titles, Layout, Colour, etc.

Go on then get on with it, you didn’t think I was going to do all the work did you?

Target publication date: February 14th, Valentines day because I’m so romantic.

King Henry VIII
Chief Publisher Honcho and Bling designer.



Issue 1
14th February 2006.

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Issue 2
14th March 2006.

Battle of Bosworth Field
Prince Edward
Elizabeth's path to the throne
Hawking
Jane Grey's diary.
Do you want to live the Tudor life?
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All in this issue.

Issue 3
14th April 2006.

Bishop James Pilkington
Castles in a Nutshell
Videoing Henry
The real plotters
Dressing Henry
Camera bugs
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Issue 4.
14th May 2006.

Here’s the May edition of TudorDynasty magazine, and a new Wizard of a writer!
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www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page5.htm

Kent and its Tudor connections
Crashing in Wales
Wizardry in New York
Queen Elizabeth I
Stand up Henry
Hampton Court
Tittle Tattle

Lots of viewpoints, lots of facts and lots of fun.

An extract from June's Issue: Master Blackwolf of Manhatten has issued a challenge to all young Tudor Fans

3rd June 2006.

Greetings, Junior Tudors and readers of King Henry's Magazine!

I am happy that you are all enjoying my Letters from Manhattan; I for one
like to think that no one has a happier time reading and posting each and every one of them than His Majesty, King Henry VIII himself!

But this Letter from Manhattan is addressed to you, loyal readers --- because I need your help! You see, I have composed a little ditty entitled
"Royal Best Friends," and it's about a very unlikely friendship between a King and his Court Jester.

A Royal interruption: It be true my lords that Will Somers my jester, be my best friend behind the screen of secrecy, he helps me understand the people and conveys to me his opinion about my decisions. So you scolding Henry critics out there! It was Will Somers all the time!

History has often told us that Court Jesters were very clever; and that some of them have actually been known to give their Kings advice!
Now, here is my problem --- I have only been able to come up with a chorus for the tune of this song, and the words of the chorus go as follows:

Royal Best Friends are we,
Royal Best Friends are we,
And together we are merrier as before.
Royal Best Friends are we,
And 'tis easy to see
Royal Best Friends we'll remain forevermore!

So, what say ye, Junior Tudors? Think ye that ye be up to the challenge of helping Master Blackwolf finish his musical tribute to Kings and Court Jesters? Please submit your verses to
henrytudor@blueyonder.co.uk, and His Majesty and I will be happy to review them. Remember, your verses don't always need to rhyme; and, of course, the royal rules of the website must be followed as usual.

There'll be more to share in my next Letter from Manhattan! Be well until then!

Master Blackwolf

Issue 5. June 2006.

www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page3.htm

Bess of Harwick Hall
Hans Holbein
Roman Henry
Tatton Park
The Wizard of Manhattan
Rude people
Tittle Tattle

Issue 6, July 2006.

www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page7.htm

Thieves at large in our stately homes.
Being in character.
Those keystones.
Trencher bread.

Issue 7 August 14th 2006.

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Issue 8 September 14th 2006.

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Issue 9 October 14th 2006.

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Issue 10 November 14th 2006.

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Issue 11 December 14th 2006.

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Issue 12 January 14th 2007.

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Due to illness, there is no magazine for February

Issue 13 March 2007.

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www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page20.htm
Alum, The King and The Pope

Issue 14 The Wives of King Henry VIII

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www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page21.htm
The Wives of King Henry VIII

Issue 15 The Mary Rose


Click here to download the May 2007 issue
www.tudordynasty.co.uk/page23.htm
Come to your own conclusion about who was the ultimate person at fault.

Issue 16 Things to find in a search of a Tudor Mansion
To be issued on 14th June 2007.