When George I died in 1727, George II became King of England/Britain. Obviously if OTL George II died before his coronation, he would just be remembered as George, Prince of Wales. Therefore the young Frederick becomes King upon both the death of his grandfather and pre-deceased father?
Politically, in OTL, Frederick seemed to be opposed to his father, and George II favored his younger son William. What exactly would young Frederick, coming to the throne at about 20 years old, be like as a King? And depending on butterflies, would we expect him to make the same treaties with Europe and even same decisions in regards to world affairs?
Politically, in OTL, Frederick seemed to be opposed to his father, and George II favored his younger son William. What exactly would young Frederick, coming to the throne at about 20 years old, be like as a King? And depending on butterflies, would we expect him to make the same treaties with Europe and even same decisions in regards to world affairs?