Hi @lilluciferau and @camodielsart sorry to bother you both!so I have been spending weeks to draw Jeremiel as Michael's side like a serious warrior and I made Jeremiel as giant using hsi powers to make a play with Michael and third you can see he's wearing a suit and my edit for archangel Jeremiel so I hope you will love my artwork, because my artwork is improving so I'll keep making arts or fanarts for Jeremiel by using my phone without stylus pen as you can see my drawing is a slightly mess because I only use my fingers instead! And I like any ink colors when I draw especially for Jeremiel sometimes👌🔥🤗 (and he has no hair part of his forehead, due it's lack of space to draw)
On This Day (06 Jul) in 1553, at around 8 o'clock in the evening, fifteen-year-old Edward VI died at Greenwich Palace.
Edward's health had first started to decline in Spring 1552, when he contracted measles (and possibly smallpox); whilst there was signs of recovery, the young king's immune system remained compromised. Over the winter and into the spring, Edward's health continued to deteriorate, with the king showing signs of pulmonary infection, likely tuberculosis, which left him weak and bedbound.
Showing no signs of recovery, in April 1553, likely under the guidance of Lord President of the Regency Council John Dudley, 1st Earl of Northumberland, Edward wrote his first draft of 'My Devise for the Succession', in which he nominated his kinswoman Frances Brandon, Duchess of Suffolk and her daughters "heires masles" as his preferred successor. However, as there were no male heirs within this line, by Jun 1553 further amendments were made, confirming Frances's eldest daughter Jane Grey, and strategically Northumberland's new daughter-in-law, as his nominated successor.
Edward's death was intentionally not announced for several days, giving time for Northumberland and his allies to instigate their plans in placing Jane Grey on the throne, gathering at the Duke's newly acquired residence, Syon House. His body remained at Greenwich, being embalmed and placed within a lead coffin.
Edward's funeral was finally held on 08 Aug 1553, with his half-sister Mary having successfully succeeded to the throne and her enemies defeated and imprisoned. The siblings had clashed during Edward's lifetime regarding their respective religious beliefs; however, on the advice of her councillors, Mary allowed her brother to be buried in a Protestant ceremony, whilst a Catholic Requiem was simultaneously held at the Queen's Chapel within the Tower of London. He was buried in the Lady Chapel, close the coffin of his paternal grandfather Henry VII, although no monument was erected.
At around eight o'clock in the evening, on 06 July 1553, after over a year of ill-health, the fifteen-year-old Edward VI took his final brea
So this is my fanart for Jeremiel in Lil lucifer au as human version you can see the signature "Espia" means I own art and I spent few years just to make my artwork even better!🎨😍👌 This character Jeremiel is belong to @lilluciferau
He's handsome is he? I use my fingers only to draw that without stylus pen😉
You can see my drawings are slightly messy
This Jeremiel character is also belong to @camodielsart
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