What did King Henry VII do that makes him a reformation figure?

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King Henry VII of England, was the first monarch of the house of Tudors, who united the Wales with England and Ireland. He was succeeded by his son Henry VIII who was a reformation figure.

Henry VIII was a king of England from 1509 until 1547. He largely disagreed with the Pope on the question of annulment, which led him to start the process of English Reformation which separated the Church of England from papal authority.

He was also the head of the Church of England. He also made radical changes to the English Constitution. He was succeeded by his son, Edward VI.

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