The relationship between the Tudor monarchs and parliament was often strained and marked by periods of conflict and negotiation. The monarchs of the Tudor dynasty sought to assert their absolute authority and often clashed with parliament over issues such as taxation, religious reforms, and succession. However, parliament also played a crucial role in legitimizing the rule of the Tudor monarchs and in passing important legislation that shaped the course of English history. Over time, the relationship between the Tudor monarchs and parliament became more collaborative, with both sides finding ways to work together to govern the realm.
