Hane

Hane is the pairing of King Henry Tudor of England and Jane Seymour.

Timeline
1527--1532: Jane comes to court and serves Catherine of Aragon as a maid of honor, and, through her brothers Edward and Thomas Seymour, the king became aware of who she was

Summer 1535: Henry Tudor stayed for some of the summer at her family's seat of Wulfhall in Wiltshire, and the king apparently asked for her engagement to Sir William Dormer to be broken; the king and Jane have a few conversations, where Jane demonstrates her love of religion, so much so that the king affectionately calls her "Little Nun"

Autumn--Winter 1535: Jane goes to court and into service to Queen Anne Boleyn. She is made by Thomas Cranmer to accept Anne as the queen, and Princess Elizabeth as the heir, and she does. However, she is given pause when she cannot accept the Church of England, due to being a devout Catholic. The king tells her that if she loves him as her king, that she must accept the new faith and himself as Supreme Head of the Church of England. Jane reluctantly accepts, becoming so overwhelmed that she faints after kissing the bible.

January 1536: Anne goes into labor and is rumored to have given birth to a son. Jane, now slowly becoming the king's mistress, is seen walking with him, and shares in the king's joy of a son for England. However, when Henry goes to attend to Anne, Jane appears devastated that Henry's and Anne's marriage could be on the mend.

Spring 1536: Devastated at the loss of a son with Anne, the king sends Jane a purse with money in it, but Jane returns it, explaining that because she is unmarried, a gift of money is inappropriate.

May 1536: Anne, having been arrested on charges of treason, adultery, and incest, is sent to the Tower of London and executed. Henry and Jane are betrothed one day later, and ten days following that, Henry and Jane are married.

October 1536: Jane begs Henry for clemency for the participators in the Pilgrimage of Grace, but the king promptly dismisses her words, threatening her with death if she doesn't submit to proper wifely decorum

January 1537: Jane becomes pregnant and the king is overjoyed

October 1537: Jane gives birth to a son, Edward, Prince of Wales. Jane dies two weeks after the birth of her son, devastating Henry.