Mary Start (1542-1587), We present the AI recreated Mary Stuart, better known as Mary, Queen of the Scots.
Using her early portraits, we used AI systems to recreate the young Mary Stuart from when she just left Scotland at five years old to her return to Scotland after the death of her husband at 19.
We hope you enjoy this video, and we would like to highlight both the Deep Nostalgia tool of My Heritage, as well as the two pieces of music by Arend and

Chapters:
00:00 Mary Stuart or Mary, Queen of Scots
00:43 Mary Stuart at 7, Francois Clouet 1549
02:03 Mary Start at 13, in France, Francois Clouet 1555
03:28 Marriage of Francis II and Mary Stuart, Catherine de Medici’s Book of the Hour
04:48 Mary returning to Scotland at 19, William Frith 1909
05:28 Narration of the Story of Mary Queen of Scots
06:18 Meeting History Channel Outro

The Yale Portrait by Francois Clouet in 1549 (Mary Stuart at 7):
Mary was born in 1542, the daughter of King James V of Scotland and his second wife, Marie of Guise.
At six days old, her father died, and Mary became the Queen of Scotland. From as early as 1543, Henry VIII began sending his army to force a marriage between Mary and his son, Edward.
To escape this English' Rough Wooing' and help Mary avoid marrying the young protestant King Edward VI of England, Marie of Guise arranged for the betrothal between Mary and the Dauphin of France.
In 1548, Marie of Guise sent the five-year-old Mary Stuart with her four equally young companions (the Four Marys) to be brought up and educated in France by her grandmother, Antoinette de Bourbon, the Duchess of Guise.
They initially appointed Janet, Lady Fleming, Mary Fleming's mother and James V's half-sister, to be the governess of Mary Stuart's household in France.

Francois Clouet in 1555 Portrait (Mary Stuart at 13), at Lubomirski Museum in Poland
Seven years after arriving in France, the teenage Mary Stuart established her reputation as a vivacious, beautiful, and clever young lady.
She was a favourite at the French Court, but one of the key people in her life, Catherine de Medici, the Queen of Henry II and her future mother-in-law, did not like her.
Her future sister-in-law, Elisabeth of Valois, became her closest friend. Their friendship would continue until the untimely death of Elizabeth in childbirth as Phillip of Spain's third wife.
Mary Stuart's maternal grandmother, Antoinette de Bourbon, was her strong influence and acted as one of her principal advisors in France.

Catherine de Medici's Book of Hours:

On April 24, 1558, Mary Stuart married Francis, the Dauphin of France, at Notre Dame de Paris. With the marriage, Francis became King consort of Scotland.
On July 10, 1559, 15-year-old Francis became King of France and 17-year-old Mary Stuart became the Queen consort of France. Her uncles, Francis, the Duke of Guise and Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine, were appointed Regents.

William Powell Frith Portrait of Mary returning to Scotland:
Her husband, King Francis II of France, died less than six months later. His death on December 5, 1560, was due to a middle ear infection that led to an abscess in his brain.
Mary returned to Scotland nine months later, arriving in Leith on August 19 1561. The 20th-century William Powell Frith portrait depicted Mary Stuart's sad return to Scotland.

Although Mary is now back in Scotland, where she was Queen, the following questions remain:
After living in France for 14 years since she was five, would Mary Stuart be able to navigate Scotland's complex political and religious situation?
The death of her mother, Mary of Guise, also deprived her of her most important ally, advisor and supporter. Whom would she trust as her closest advisors? Can they assist her?


The first piece of music is “Without (Amity Fall)” by Amnity Fall licensed via Music Vine: 0SWGD0OXY2LGKMA9
The second piece of music is “First Light” by Arend licensed via Music Vine: DOAM7UN441TXIUIJ

Here is our #short on Mary, Queen of Scots:
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Here is our #short on Mary Seton, one of the Four Marys
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The Princesses who rejected Henry VIII, including Mary’s Mother, Marie of Guise:
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The following are some interesting YouTube videos on Mary:

Mary Stuart || See What I've Become [2500+ SUBS] - YouTube (With Adelaide Kane)

Mary, Queen of Scots: Facial Reconstruction from her Death Mask. The Stuart Queen Back to Life. - YouTube (Facial Construction by Royalty Now Studio)

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