This paper describes the rule of the Tudor dynasty in England. The Tudor Dynasty, a Welsh noble family, is the most famous English dynasty that ruled England from 1485 to 1603, which is more than a hundred years. The Tudor Dynasty united the country hit by the crisis and longstanding conflicts as well as the war of the famous name "The War of the Roses" led between Lancaster and York in the period from 1455 to 1485. Also, this paper does not only describe the rule of the Tudor dynasty but also of its most famous rulers. One of them is Henry VIII, one of the most famous kings of England who ruled England from 1509 until his death in 1547. He is known for having been married several times, and in 1534 he terminated the relationship of the Church of England with Rome because Pope Clement VII did not want to annul his marriage with his first wife Catherine Aragon. He had reformed and influenced England to become a Protestant state. Furthermore, the completion of the work will be based on the rule of the Tudor dynasty after the death of Henry VIII and the reign of Elizabeth I as the last dynasty ruler (the time of its rule known as "The Golden Elizabethan era"), whose rule is marked by the strengthening of economics, philosophies and cultures both in England and throughout the world, but also in religious turmoil in England itself, as well as the fall and the end of the Tudor dynasty and the occupation of the throne by the Stuart dynasty.