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Charles Brandon, prvi vojvoda od Suffolka (1484. – 1545.) bio je engleski vojskovođa i dvorjanin tijekom vladavine Henrika VIII., kojemu je, putem braka s Marijom Tudor, bio šurjak. Odrastanje [ uredi | uredi kôd ]
22 de jul. de 2019 · 1515 (May) Charles and Mary Brandon, Duke and Duchess of Suffolk, were allowed to return to England on condition that they pay Henry £1,000 per year for 24 years, the cost of Mary’s marriage to Louis XII. The fine was crippling financially and they lived away from court until Henry reduced the debt some years later.
Charles Brandon, the handsome thirty-year-old duke of Suffolk. Suffolk, whose father died serving as Henry VII's standard bearer at Bosworth, grew up at the Tudor court, where he became Henry VIII's closest friend. After he became king, Henry raised him to the peerage, eventually granting him a dukedom, the highest rank in the nobility.
Books. Charles Brandon: Henry VIII's Closest Friend. Steven Gunn. Amberley Publishing, 2016 - Biography & Autobiography - 287 pages. We don't really consider Henry VIII to have had friends. Subjects, cronies, dutiful wives and ministers of state, perhaps, but not friends. In truth, Henry was a very sociable person and craved genuine relationships.
Brandon creció en la corte del rey Enrique VII y fue un gran amigo de su hijo, Enrique VIII con el que luchó en la guerra italiana de 1542 - 1546. Desempeñó el cargo de embajador acreditado ante el rey Luis XII, y tras la muerte del rey, fue el comisionado para felicitar al nuevo rey Francisco I. Después de enviudar de la princesa Maria Tudor volvió a casarse.
He served as the Lord Steward in 1541-44 and was again sent to command the English army to invade France in 1544. Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk, was betrothed to Anne Browne, daughter of Anthony Browne, in 1505 and the relationship was consummated before he married her aunt, wealthy widower Margaret Neville, in 1507.
La segunda creación fue para Charles Brandon, un favorito de Enrique VIII de Inglaterra; sus dos hijos heredaron sucesivamente el título, pero no dejaron más herederos. La tercera creación del ducado de Suffolk fue para Henry Grey, III marqués de Dorset, en 1551. El duque también ostentaba el título de Barón Ferrers de Groby (1300).
