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Have you ever wondered what did kings and queens really look like? You've undoubtedly asked what did the Tudors really look like since there are numerous movies and TV shows about them. I watch tons of shows based on the history of Europe. Tudor History | Anne Boleyn | Royal Families | Tudor Queens | Wars of the Roses | Henry VIII | Mary Tudor | Queen Elizabeth | Royal Families of Europe | Royal Family England | The Crown | Women in History | British History | Reign | Victoria Masterpiece PBS

Have you ever wondered what did kings and queens really look like? You've certainly asked what did the Tudors really look like since there are numerous

It’s hard to believe, but as little as 300 years ago, British Royals routinely consumed human flesh and organs for medicinal purposes. According to research, this practice may have persisted to as late as the beginning of the 19th Century. Blood, brains, hearts, livers and even eyes were on the menu. The parts were often taken from dead soldiers or prisoners. Some monarchs even opted to extract the body parts directly from the corpses themselves to ensure they were as fresh as possible. #History

It’s hard to believe, but as little as 300 years ago, British Royals routinely consumed human flesh and organs for medicinal purposes. According to research, this practice may have persisted to as late as the beginning of the 19th Century. Blood, brains, hearts, livers and even eyes were on the menu. The parts were often taken from dead soldiers or prisoners. Some monarchs even opted to extract the body parts directly from the corpses themselves to ensure they were as fresh as possible…

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip 3rd cousins

Royals have been marrying their cousins since time immemorial, traditionally as a means of strengthening political alliances. What might be surprising though is that members of the royal family have continued to marry their cousins, right up to the present day!

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