Pretty likely to see that happening… Joanna would have no reason for denying the title of Naples to her husband, and is extremely likely who Giulia and Isabella would get good matches here
Yes, I hinted in the last chapter who Philip had done worse than OTL before dying… Ferdinand here had not remarried so he had been able to keep power in Castile and get control of Joanna and the fact who Philip had decided to send little Ferdinand in Burgundy (against Joanna’s will and without...
Anne, Duchess of Brittany and Queen of England was cradling her newborn daughter, a little girl much healthier than Claude or Charles had ever been. She was a little deluded by the birth of another daughter, who would be behind Claude in the Breton succession, but still little Anne was born ten...
Henry would have ZERO reason for marrying Jane Seymour here and if Henry has two legitimate sons and only one annulled wedding and one Act of Succession Mary would NEVER be restored to the line of succession (and she marrying Anne’s brother is both unlikely and useless)
Anne had some leverage for the daughters and for an eventual second son but I can not see Louis accepting to not name his firstborn son after his father (or himself).
Male Renee would have no reason for getting and applying that leanings as he would be raised mostly in Brittany. Isabella was...
You will dio better to change Anne’s birth year in both trees and Isabel will be Elizabeth here (no reason to use the OTL spelling if her mother is not Bona)
Male Claude will be Charles IX of France. Anne of Lorraine is unlikely to exist here and male Renee is unlikely to have Protestant leanings as that OTL was most likely caused by the influence of Marguerite d’Angouleme.
No way Prince Charles will get the Orleans title. If OTL Louis XII still die without legitimate sons Francis of Angoulême will get the Orleans title and lands. And I doubt who the OTL Anne of Lorraine and Isabella of Poland will exist in this scenario
Having Henry to die instead of Elizabeth would not change anything for Catherine of Aragon AND Isabella would still die before Henry VIII’s 15th birthday who was the date wanted by theCatholic Monarchs for the wedding between Henry jr and Catherine. And paying the remaining of Catherine‘s dowry...
Arran had signed the treaty of Greenwich OTL (and had everything to gain from such deal as his son was to marry Elizabeth Tudor) and Marie also would have little choice in the matter as she would not have a better alternative
No. A second son of Henry VIII would be a perfect choice for Mary Stewart’s husband. And the OTL Scottish objections to the match were all tied to the fact who marrying g their infant Queen to Henry VIII’s heir was not a good idea as England was intent to subjugate Scotland. But if the treaty of...