Henne

Henne is the pairing of King Henry Tudor of England and Anne Boleyn, Marquess of Pembroke.

Timeline
January--December 1524: Henry Tudor becomes aware of Anne Boleyn due to his affair with her younger sister, Mary

January--December 1526: Henry and Anne begin their affair

January 1527: Henry proposes to Anne, who accepts

June 1529: Henry organizes a trial to divorce Catherine and marry Anne; the plan backfires when Catherine's claim that they are legally married gains support in Rome

June 1531: Anne rides with Henry in the summer progress as they leave court, and Catherine, behind forever, before Catherine goes into exile

December 1532: Anne becomes pregnant with Henry's child

May 1533: Henry marries Anne publicly and has her crowned Queen of England

September 1533: Henry is pleased at the birth of his second daughter, Princess Elizabeth, and is positive that he and Anne shall have a son

January--December 1534: Henry breaks with Rome completely and names Elizabeth as his heir; Anne suffers a miscarriage

1535: Anne suffers a second miscarriage

January 1536: Anne suffers a third miscarriage of a son, and the king decides that he has had enough of her

April 1536: Anne is arrested on charges of treason, adultery, and incest

May 19, 1536: Anne is executed, thus ending her union with Henry