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'''Edward VI''' (1537 - 1553) was crowned the King of [[England]] at the age of 9 upon the death of his father [[Henry VIII]].  The ''First Book of Common Prayer'' was introduced under his reign (1549). He died of [[consumption]] when he was 15.  Reports vary if he was always in poor health or if he merely got sick and died.  He was succeeded by his older half-sister [[Mary I]], a Roman Catholic, known to her Protestant enemies as "Bloody Mary".

'''Edward VI''' (12 October 1537 - 6 July 1553) was crowned the King of [[England]] at the age of 9 upon the death of his father [[Henry VIII]].  The ''First Book of Common Prayer'' was introduced under his reign (1549). He died of [[consumption]] when he was 15.  Reports vary if he was always in poor health or if he merely got sick and died.  He was succeeded by his older half-sister [[Mary I]], a Roman Catholic, known to her Protestant enemies as "Bloody Mary".

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