Catherine of Aragon

Catherine of Aragon (Spanish; Catalina de Aragón) was the daughter of Isabella I of Castile and Ferndinand II of Aragon. She is a member of the Habsburg dysnasty, and learned the ways of the Catholic realgion, and how to be a Queen, all from her powerfull mother.

She first was the wife of Arthur, Prince of Wales, and then married his brother, Henry VIII, and by him, became the Queen of England. They had five children, Arthur, named after the last Prince of Wales and Catherine's late husband, Henry, named after his father, Adelaide, meaning noble natured, Mary, after Henry VIII's little sister and the Queen of France, and lastly, Edward, after the King's late uncle.