No, Mary Boleyn did not raise Queen Elizabeth I. In fact, Elizabeth was primarily raised by her governess and spent much of her early life in the care of her stepmother, Catherine Parr. Mary Boleyn, who was the sister of Anne Boleyn, had a brief and somewhat scandalous relationship with King Henry VIII. While Mary was an important figure in the Tudor court, her direct involvement in Elizabeth’s upbringing was limited.
After Anne Boleyn became the queen, Elizabeth was born into a politically tumultuous environment. Following her mother’s execution, Elizabeth’s upbringing was influenced more by the court and her royal status rather than by Mary Boleyn. Mary’s influence was overshadowed by the significant political changes occurring at the time, and her own life took a different trajectory after her marriage and move away from the court.
Ultimately, Elizabeth’s formative years were shaped largely by the conditions of the Tudor dynasty, her father’s reign, and the individuals who managed her education and care.