The goal and the main topic of this paper is the presentation and analysis of all women of King Henry VIII of England and how their coexistence influenced England as kingdom. Through the paper are shown the lives of woman and reasons for their divorce, or in some cases, executions. Henry's private life, among whom it is primarily thought of his marriages, greatly influenced his rule. There were six women, two of whom had been executed, two with whom he had annulled marriage, one died of natural death, and one who was his last outlived him. He broke up every connection with the Catholic church and did so because the pope did not want to give him an annulment and he founded the Anglican church, all because he followed his heart and wanted to marry his mistress Anne Boleyn because he hoped that she would give him so much desired son and heir to the throne. With Anne Boleyn it began a new era in Henry's life where he got rid of his wives if they did not respond him well and always sought a new marriage and a possibility for a new heir.