Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales

E11284

English prince heir apparent human

Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales was the promising eldest son of King James VI and I, whose early death in 1612 led to his younger brother Charles eventually becoming King Charles I of England.

Aliases (5)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	English prince → heir apparent → human →
birthDate	1594-02-19 →
birthPlace	Stirling Castle → Stirling, Scotland →
burialPlace	Westminster Abbey →
causeOfDeath	typhoid fever →
countryOfCitizenship	Kingdom of England → Kingdom of Scotland →
deathDate	1612-11-06 →
deathPlace	London, England → St James's Palace →
education	tutored by Adam Newton →
era	Elizabethan era → Jacobean era →
familyName	Stuart →
father	James VI and I →
fullName	Henry Frederick Stuart →
givenName	Henry → Henry Frederick →
heirApparentOf	Kingdom of England → Kingdom of Ireland → Kingdom of Scotland →
house	House of Stuart →
mother	Anne of Denmark →
nobleFamily	House of Stuart →
notableFor	being the elder brother of Charles I of England → being the eldest son of James VI and I → dying before he could succeed to the throne →
patronage	patron of exploration and naval enterprises → patron of the arts →
positionHeld	Duke of Cornwall → Duke of Rothesay → Prince of Wales →
religion	Church of England → Protestantism →
sibling	Charles I of England → Charles James Stuart → Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia → Margaret Stuart → Mary Stuart → Robert Bruce Stuart → Sophia Stuart →
title	Duke of Cornwall → Duke of Rothesay → Earl of Carrick → Lord of the Isles → Prince and Great Steward of Scotland → Prince of Wales →

Referenced by (13)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Charles I of England → Margaret Stuart → Mary Stuart, Princess Royal → Robert Stuart, Duke of Kintyre → Sophia Stuart →	sibling
James VI and I →	child
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales ("Henry Frederick Stuart") →	fullName
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales ("Henry Frederick") →	givenName
Anne of Denmark →	motherOf
Henrico County →	namedAfter
Thomas Hoccleve ("Henry, Prince of Wales") →	patron
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester ("Prince Henry of Wales") →	title
Basilikon Doron ("Prince Henry Frederick") →	writtenFor