A Complete Guide to Elizabethan England

Step back in time to the era of Shakespeare, Tudor monarchs, and the vibrant cultural tapestry of Elizabethan England.

Legacy

Elizabethan England's enduring legacy can be seen in its contributions to literature, theater, and language. The works of Shakespeare, the advancements in navigation, and the development of the English language are just a few examples of the lasting impact of this fascinating era.

Stories

Step back in time to Elizabethan England, where epic stories of power struggles, intrigue, and romance unfold. From the iconic reign of Queen Elizabeth I to the daring exploits of Sir Francis Drake, immerse yourself in the mesmerizing tales of this golden age.

Interactive

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Explore the Works

The Chronomancer's Map

1533

Henry VIII marries Anne Boleyn

1558

Elizabeth I becomes queen of England

1562

Act of Supremacy reaffirms Elizabeth as head of the Church of England

1568

Mary, Queen of Scots flees to England seeking Elizabeth's protection

1588

Defeat of the Spanish Armada by the English navy

1590

Shakespeare writes his first play

1593

Marlowe's death under suspicious circumstances

1596

Birth of the first English child in the Americas, Virginia Dare

1601

Execution of Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, for treason against Elizabeth

1603

Death of Elizabeth I, end of the Elizabethan era

1605

Gunpowder Plot to assassinate King James I foiled

1611

Publication of the King James Bible

1613

The Globe Theatre burns down during a performance of Shakespeare's Henry VIII

1616

Death of William Shakespeare

1620

Pilgrims sail to America on the Mayflower

1625

Death of King James I, accession of Charles I

1642

Outbreak of the English Civil War

1649

Execution of Charles I, beginning of the Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell

1660

Restoration of the monarchy with Charles II as king

1688

Glorious Revolution, William III and Mary II ascend to the throne

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