Lady Jane Grey, from A Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Authors, published 1806

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Lady Jane Grey, often referred to as the "Nine Days' Queen," was an English noblewoman who occupied the English throne from July 10 until July 19, 1553. Born in October 1537, she was the great-granddaughter of Henry VII through her mother, Lady Frances Brandon, making her a cousin to Edward VI. Lady Jane Grey's ascension to the throne was orchestrated by powerful political figures, including John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, who sought to maintain Protestant rule in England amidst the religious turmoil of the time.

Educated to a high standard, Lady Jane was known for her intelligence and proficiency in multiple languages, including Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. Her scholarly pursuits were encouraged by her parents and tutors, and she was regarded as one of the most learned women of her era. Her intellectual capabilities and devout Protestant faith made her an appealing candidate for the throne in the eyes of those who wished to prevent the Catholic Mary Tudor from succeeding her half-brother, Edward VI.

Edward VI's death in 1553 set the stage for Lady Jane's brief reign. On his deathbed, Edward VI named Jane as his successor, bypassing his half-sisters Mary and Elizabeth. Jane was proclaimed queen on July 10, 1553, but her reign was short-lived. Mary Tudor quickly garnered support and claimed her right to the throne. By July 19, 1553, Jane was deposed, and Mary was declared queen.

Following her deposition, Lady Jane Grey was imprisoned in the Tower of London. Despite initial hopes for clemency, she was ultimately executed on February 12, 1554, at the age of 16, following her father's involvement in Wyatt's Rebellion against Queen Mary I. Lady Jane Grey's tragic story has since been romanticized in literature and art, symbolizing the perils of political machinations and the fleeting nature of power.

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