Herine

Herine is the pairing of King Henry Tudor of England and Princess Catherine of Aragon. It shall hereby also be known as Henrine.

Timeline
November 1501: Catherine and Henry meet for the first time when Henry escorts Catherine through Old Saint Paul's Cathedral for Catherine to marry Henry's elder brother, Arthur Tudor.

April 1502: Arthur dies, leaving Catherine a widow. It is Catherine who states that she and Arthur never consummated their union, which would then free her to marry Henry.

November 1504: Catherine is seen as a less-desirable bride for Henry after her mother, Queen Isabella of Castile, dies, leaving her sister, Juana, to take the throne with her husband, Philip.

June 1505: The proposed date of Catherine's betrothal to Henry, which does not happen, as King Henry VII tells the Spanish ambassador that the prince protested that he could not marry Catherine on the grounds that she was once married to Arthur.

April 1509: King Henry VII dies, telling his son that it is his dying wish that he and Catherine are married. Henry proposes to Catherine, who accepts eagerly.

June 1509: Henry and Catherine are married and crowned King and Queen of England in a lavish, double ceremony.

Summer 1509: Henry and Catherine have a loving honeymoon and make plans for their future together, where Henry tells her if there is to be war with Scotland, he will make her regent.

January 1510: Catherine suffers a miscarriage of their first child, revealed to be a daughter

January 1511: Catherine gives birth to a son, Prince Henry, Duke of Cornwall

March 1511: Henry and Catherine are devastated when they learn that their son has died, aged fifty-two days

1513: Catherine loses another son to a miscarriage

1514: Catherine gives birth to another son, Prince Henry, Duke of Cornwall, but he dies after just a few days

February 1516: Catherine gives birth to a daughter, Princess Mary

1517: Catherine has another miscarriage of unknown gender

1518: Catherine gives birth to a daughter who dies after just a few days

1526: Henry begins his affair with Anne Boleyn, which Catherine ignores; Henry tells Catherine that they must separate as he believes their marriage to be illegal

June 1529: Catherine speaks to Henry in open court regarding the trial of their marriage; she tells the king that she was a virgin when she married him, and there is no reason for them to divorce; Catherine then leaves the court

June 1531: Catherine is abandoned while Henry takes Anne on summer progress, and has her sent away into exile, forbidding her from seeing their daughter, Mary

May 1533: Catherine learns that Henry and Anne have married, that Anne has been pregnant since Christmas, and that she has been proclaimed Queen of England

January 1536: Catherine dies and sends Henry a letter, telling him that she leaves him their daughter and that she still loves him, despite all that had happened between them