Very interesting.

"Henry the seventh" and they show Henry VIII. That's incredibly careless.

YouTube put their little "altered or synthetic content" banner in the upper left of the video at the beginning.

If you click on the channel from which this was posted (something called Unseen Depths), you'll see that it it was started two weeks ago and features nothing but AI generated content.

This kind of stuff is all over YouTube. People start tons of these channels, post these error-filled, AI videos with clickbait titles, and wait for the money to roll in.

... if you are well-informed enough to distinguish the truth from the lies and exaggerations with near 100% effectiveness, you don't need to be watching YouTube in the first place. It now exists to profit from the gullible, not the merely curious.

So, it's not all AI, some is only pirated.

12:34 min.

I am wondering how his grave was unmarked as to have a parking lot built over it.

was destroyed somewhere around 1538, during Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries period. The land was used for various other things since then, to today, when an office building and parking garage now sit on the site. It was during the prepping of the site that Richards body was discovered. As per rules in the u.k., as I understand them, the site was shut down for a time so archeologists could investigate it.

Just looking at the u.k., how many times was one ruler deposed by another who became ruler, usually through some war or battle? Prior to 1066, much of the u.k. was divided into many small kingdoms. After 1066, it took time to unite all those kingdoms into one, and various battles by Williams descendants created havoc as they fought for the throne.