We've just had the anniversary of the coronation of the second Tudor monarch, King Henry VIII, who was crowned on 24th June 1509, so I thought I'd test your knowledge of Tudor coronations.
How much do you know about the coronations of the Tudor kings and queens?
Test your knowledge with this fun quiz...
#1. True or False - Henry VIII had a joint coronation with Catherine of Aragon?
#2. True or False: Elizabeth of York was pregnant with Arthur when she was crowned?
#3. True or False: Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I were all crowned at Westminster Abbey.
#4. True or False: Lady Jane Grey (Queen Jane) was never crowned?
#5. Henry VIII's coronation took place on the Feast of St Paul?
#6. True or False: William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury, crowned Henry VIII?
#7. True or False: Edward VI's coronation was shortened in length due to his age?
#8. True or False: Stephen Gardiner crowned King Edward VI?
#9. True or False: Edward VI was the first monarch to be anointed as Supreme Head of the English Church at his coronation?
#10. Mary I was crowned queen in a joint ceremony with Philip of Spain
#11. True or False: Mary was crowned by Reginald Pole, Archbishop of Canterbury?
#12. True or False: Elizabeth I's coronation date was chosen using astrology?
#13. True or False: Owen Oglethorpe, Bishop of Carlisle, defied his new queen, Elizabeth I, by elevating the host at her coronation?
#14. True or False: Elizabeth I was crowned on 1 June 1559?
#15. True or False: Only two of Henry VIII's six wives were crowned?
I got full marks! I couldn’t quite remember the saint’s day for 25 June, but I knew it wasn’t Paul. Most of the rest were fairly simple for me.