The Most SHOCKING Hygiene Habits of Kings in The Tudor Period

What was hygiene like for Kings in Tudor England?

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So, you think some people during this time have bad hygiene habits? Let us introduce you to the kings in Tudor Times. These kings had some disgusting habits in Tudor times when it came to their personal hygiene. In this video, we're going to take a look at the most shocking hygiene habits of the Kings in Tudor times.

An obvious place to begin when discussing the hygiene practices of the Kings in Tudor Times is with their toilet habits. For kings of the Tudor period, their toilet habits were a far cry from what we are accustomed to today. It is said that in 1535, King Henry VIII and his court of over 700 embarked on an ambitious royal tour. They visited almost 30 royal palaces, residences and religious institutions. This journey was not only created to show loyalty among the king's subjects but also the best way to avoid the bad smell in the Hampton Court. With the constant influx of people in large royal parties, the palace became smelly and overrun with human waste.

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