Henry VII

Packed with humour, Tudor mischief, and royal mayhem, The King's Monkey brings Henry VII's world to life in a way children adore. From guards who can't keep their tights intact, to a monkey who treats the royal accounts like confetti, the palace becomes a whirlwind of chaos, shouting, and frantic marching practice.

And just when things couldn't get any worse, Henry VII storms into the room, discovers the shredded remains of his precious book, and immediately blames his sons — who weren't even there. Arthur protests, young Henry laughs, and the monkey looks extremely pleased with itself.

To restore order (and perhaps distract himself from the disaster), Henry VII announces a grand solution:Arthur will marry Catherine of Aragon