List of Alternate Monarchs and Aristocratic Lineage

[QueenMaud]

Kings of England Since Edward VII - Eddy Survives
1879-1910 Edward VII - Married with Alexandra of Denmark
1910-1927 Albert I - Married with Alice of Netherlands
1927-1965 Edward VIII - Married with Maria Alexandrovna of Russia
1965-1991 George V - Married with Elisabeth of Sweden
1991-2008 Mary III - Married with Alexander Berkeley Portman
2008-Present Maud I - Married with Frederick Taylor Hunttington
**The husbands of Mary and Maud received the title of King Consort
** House of Windsor since 1881, when Edward VII decides to adopt a more English surname for the royal family. The name Windsor meant until today.

HM King Edward VII of The United Kingdom (9 November 1841 - 6 May 1910) and HM Queen Alexandra of The United Kingdom, Neé Princess Denmark (1 December 1844 - 20 November 1925)
Marry in March of 1863 (21 and 18)
1864 HRH Prince Albert Victor of The United Kingdom (5 January 1864 - 27 June 1929) - King of United Kingdom Since 1910, Marry Princess Alice of Netherlands in 1888
1865 HRH Prince George of The United Kingdom (1 June 1865 - 20 January 1946) - Duke of York Since 1889, Marry Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia in 1889
1867 HRH Princess Louise of The United Kingdom (21 February 1867 - 24 August 1947) - Empress of Germany Since 1896, Marry The Crown Prince of Germany in 1884
1868 HRH Princess Victoria of The United Kingdom (4 July 1868 - 29 September 1950) - Empress of Austria Since 1894, Marry The Crown Prince of Austria in 1886
1869 HRH Princess Maud of The United Kingdom (27 November 1869 - 21 November 1955) - Empress of All The Russias Since 1889, Marry The Tsarevich of Russia in 1887
1871 HRH Prince Alexander John of The United Kingdom (3 April 1871 - 13 October 1945) - Duke of Sussex Since 1894, Marry Princess Victoria of Mecklenburg-Strelitz in 1894
Kings of The United Kingdom 1879-1910
**Princess Alice of Netherlands (1870-1941) - Daughter of King Willian IV of Netherlands (1840-1894) and Queen Alice of Netherlands, Neé Princess of The United Kingdom (1843-1905)
**Grand Duchess Maria Nicolaevna of Russia (1870-1953) - Daughter of Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovich of Russia (1845-1901) and Grand Duchess Helena Alexandrovna of Russia, Neé Princess Louise of Sweden (1851-1930)
**The Crown Prince of Germany - Prince Frederick of Prusia (1858-1937) - Son of Frederick III, German Emperor (1831-1894) and Empress Victoria of Germany, Neé Princess Royal (1840-1919)
**The Crown Prince of Austria - Archduke Maximilian of Austria (1863-1941) - Second Son of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria (1830-1891) and Empress Elisabeth of Austria, Neé Princess of Bavaria (1837-1909)
**The Tsarevich of Russia - Alexander Nicolaevich of Russia (1866-1947) - Son of Emperor Nicolas II of Russia (1843-1889) and Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia, Neé Princess of Denmark (1847-1927)
**Princess Victoria of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1876-1957) - Daughter of Grand Duke Adolphus V of Mecklenburg Strelitz (1848-1920) and Grand Duchess Maria of Mecklenburg Strelitz, Neé Grand Duchess of Russia (1853-1931)



HM King Albert I of The United Kingdom (5 January 1864 - 27 June 1927) and HM Queen Alice of United Kingdom Neé Princess of Netherlands (6 November 1870 - 21 October 1941)
Marry in March of 1888 (24 and 17)
1889 HRH Prince Edward of The United Kingdom (29 January 1889 - 14 March 1965) - King of United Kingdom Since 1929, Marry Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia in 1911
1890 HRH Princess Victoria of The United Kingdom (10 March 1890 - 21 February 1979) - Empress of Germany Since 1937, Marry The Crown Prince of Germany in 1909
1892 HRH Prince George of The United Kingdom (10 December 1892 - 4 August 1966) - Duke of Clarence Since 1919, Marry Princess Louise of Prussia in 1919
1895 HRH Prince Henry of The United Kingdom (13 April 1895 - 19 May 1971) - Duke of Gloucester Since 1921, Marry Princess Martha of Sweden in 1921
1896 HRH Prince Arthur of The United Kingdom (20 December 1896 - 29 November 1978) - Duke of Windsor Since 1923, Marry Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark in 1923
1899 HRH Princess Alexandra of The United Kingdom (29 September 1899 - 1 July 1983) - Queen of Denmark Since 1942, Marry The Crown Prince of Denmark in 1919
Kings of The United Kingdom 1910-1927
**Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia (1893-1974) - Daughter of Emperor Alexander III of Russia (1866-1947) and Empress Elisabeth Feodorovna of Russia, Neé Princess Maud of Wales (1869-1955)
**The Crown Prince of Germany (1885-1961) - Son of Frederick IV, German Emperor (1858-1937) and Empress Louise of Germany, Neé Princess Royal (1867-1947)
**Princess Louise of Prussia (1896-1979) - Daughter of Prince Albert of Prussia (1865-1949) and Princess Dagmar of Prussia, Neé Princess of Denmark (1873-1961)
**Princess Martha of Sweden (1900-1989) - Daughter of Prince Carl of Sweden, Duke of Vastergotland (1861-1951) and Princess Sophie of Sweden, Duchess of Vastergotland, Neé Princess of Oldenburg (1876-1961)
**Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark (1903-1971) - Daughter of Prince Nicolas of Greece and Denmark (1872-1946) and Princess Nicolas of Greece and Denmark, Grand Duchess of Russia, Neé Grand Duchess Helena Alexandrovna of Russia (1877-1954) **Helene was Daughter of Alexander Alexandrovich and Louise of Sweden
**The Crown Prince of Denmark - Prince Frederick of Denmark (1889-1961) - Son of Christian X of Denmark (1865-1941) and Queen Sophie of Denmark, Neé Princess of Prussia (1870-1949)



HM King Edward VIII of The United Kingdom (29 January 1889 - 14 March 1965) and HM Queen Maria of United Kingdom - Neé Grand Duchess of Russia (12 October 1893- 27 September 1974)
Marry in October of 1911 (22 and 18)
1912 HRH Prince George of The United Kingdom (19 December 1912 - 21 October 1991) - King of United Kingdom Since 1965, Marry Princess Elisabeth of Sweden in 1938
1914 HRH Prince Arthur of The United Kingdom (15 May 1914 - 1 April 1992) - Duke of Kent Since 1940, Marry Miss. Charlotte Close in 1940
1917 HRH Princess Alexandra of The United Kingdom (16 November 1917 - 21 January 1998) - Queen of Finland Since 1967- Marry The Crown Prince of Finland in 1943
1919 HRH Princess Maud of The United Kingdom (12 October 1919 - 26 November 1999) - Queen of Italy Since 1959 - Marry The Prince of Naples in 1946
Kings of The United Kingdom 1927-1965
**Princess Elisabeth of Sweden (1916-1999) - Daughter of King Gustav VI of Sweden (1884-1961) and Queen Victoria of Sweden - Neé Princess of Prussia (1888-1969)
**Miss. Charlotte Close (1916-1997) - Daughter of Marjorie Merriweather Post (1887-1973) and Edward Bennett Close (1882-1955)
**The Crown Prince of Finland - Prince Magnus of Finland (1915-1987) - Son of King Valdemar I of Finland, Neé Grand duke of Russia (1891-1971) and Queen Maud of Finland, Neé Princess of York (1896-1977) **Waldemar born George Alexandrovich, he is the second son of Maud and Alexander III - became King of Finland in 1917
**The Prince of Naples - Prince Victor Emanuel of Savoy (1915-1994) - Son of King Humbert II of Italy (1888-1960) and Queen Maria Louise of Italy, Neé Archduchess of Austria (1894-1976)



HM King George V of The United Kingdom (19 December 1912 - 21 October 1991) and HM Queen Elisabeth of United Kingdom - Neé Princess of Sweden (19 June 1916- 3 January 1999)
Marry in July of 1938 (26 and 22)
1939 HRH Princess Mary of The United Kingdom (9 June 1939 - 23 August 2008) - Queen of United Kingdom Since 1991, Marry Lord Alexander Berkeley Portman in 1966
1940 HRH Prince Arthur of The United Kingdom (18 October 1940 - 21 June 2003) - Duke of Cambridge Since 1969, Marry Lady Mary Astor in 1969
1944 HRH Princess Victoria of The United Kingdom (17 August 1944 - 3 March 2018) - Duchess of St. Andrews Since 1973, Marry Sr. Willian Fitzwalter-Plumptre Lewis in 1973
Kings of The United Kingdom 1965-1991
**Lord Alexander Berkeley Portman (1937-2012) - Second Son of Lord Gerald Willian Berkeley Portman, 8th Viscount Portman (1903-1972) and Lady Ethel Berkeley Portman, Neé Baird (1907-1988)
**Lady Mary Astor (1946-2009) - Daughter of Lord John Jacob Astor (1918-1966) and Lady Elisabeth Astor - Neé Cadogan (1922-2004)
**Sr. Willian Fitzwalter-Plumptre Lewis (1944-2014) - Son of Mr. Robert Lewis - English Businessman (1913-1988) and Lady Elisabeth Fitzwalter-Plumptre - English Aristocrat (1911-1984) **His father had received the title of Baronet in 1961. His mother marrid the first time in 1937, with an English Baron, with whom she had no children, the couple divorced in 1940. She marry Robert in 1942 and had 3 childrens (Willian in 1944, Sophie in 1947 and Olivia in 1951)]
**Mary was the first English princess to benefit from the egalitarian primogeniture law established by her grandfather Edward VIII in 1931, wich stated that order of birth, nort gender, would determine the succession of the next royal children



HM Queen Mary III of The United Kingdom (9 June 1939 - 23 August 2008) and HM King Consort Alexander of United Kingom, Neé Lord Berkeley Portman (25 January 1937- 30 October 2012)
Marry in July of 1966 (27 and 29)
1967 HRH Princess Maud of The United Kingdom (12 August 1967 - 20 March 2051) - Queen of United Kingdom Since 1991, Marry Mr. Frederick Taylor Hunttington in 1995
1971 HRH Prince Henry of The United Kingdom (15 September - 29 August 2059) - Duke of Edinburgh Since 2000, Marry Miss. Meghan Smith in 2000
Kings of The United Kingdom 1991-2008
**Frederick Taylor Hunttington (B. 1967) - Sin of Willian Taylor Hunttington - Economist (1932-2010) and Alice Taylor Hunttington - Fashion Design (1934-2019)
**Meghan Smith (B.1969) - Daughter of Thomas Wayne Smith -Lighting Director and Director of Photography (1941-2023) and Doria Wayne Smith - Social Worker (1944-2026) - She began her career as an actress in 1985 at the age of 16 and served until 1999, when she had to quit her career on account of her engagement to Prince Henry. Before marrying Henry, Meghan was married to American actor Liam Butler (B. 1968), in 1994 with whom he stayed for 14 months and had no children



HM Queen Maud I of The United Kingdom (12 August 1967 - 20 March 2051) and HM King Consort Frederick of United Kingom, Neé Mr. Taylor Hunttington (29 January 1967 - 1 January 2047)
Marry in March of 1995 (27 and 28)
1997 HRH Prince Willian of United Kingdom (7 April 1997 - 1 December 2071) - King of United Kingdom Since 2056, Marry Lady Victoria Douglas-Hamilton (B. 1997) in 2025
1999 HRH Princess Charlotte of The United Kingfom (4 October 1999 - 30 June 2081) - Duchess of Albany Since 2029, Marry Lady Victoria Lascelles (B. 1999) in 2029
2003 HRH Prince Arthur of The United Kingdom (2 March 2003 - 5 April 2087) - Duke of Sussex Since 2031, Marry Conteuss Antonia Melzi D´Edril (B. 2003) in 2031
Kings of The United Kingdom 2008-Present

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Sigismund the Old has a son with Barbara Zapolya (born instead of their second daughter)

Sigismund (Zygmunt I) (1467-1548) King of Poland (1507-1548), Grand Duke of Lithuania (1506-1548). m. a) 1512 Barbara Zapolya (1495-1515), b) 1518 Bona Sforza (1494-1560)
1a) Hedwig (1513-1573) m. 1530 Janusz III, Duke of Mazovia* (1502-1533)
2a) Sigismund the Younger (1515-1548) m 1543 Elizabeth of Austria (1526-1549)

1) Sigismund (Zygmunt II) (1545-1599) King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1572-1599) m. 1574 Magdalena of Julich-Cleves Berg (1553-1633)

1) Hedwig (1575-1618)
2) Sigismund (Zygmunt III) (1577-1624) King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1599-1624)
3) Anna (1580-1581)
4) Alexander (1583-1594)
5) Anna (1585-1630)
6) Magdalena (1588-1590)
7) Vladislaus (1590-1594)
8) Charles (Karol I) (1592-1658) King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1624-1658)​

2) Hedwig (1547-1606) m. 1569 John Sigismund Zapolya, Duke of Transylvania (1540-1571)​

3b) Isabella (1519-1559) m. 1539 John Zapolya, King of Hungary (1487-1540)
4b) Alexander Augustus (Aleksander II August) (1520-1572) King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania (1548-1572) m. 1553 Catherine of Austria (1553-1572)
5b) Sophia (1522-1575) m. 1546 Charles Victor of Brunswick (1525-1553)
6b) Anna (1523-1596) m. 1546 John George, Elector of Brandenburg (1525-1598)
7b) Catherine (1526-1590) m. 1550 Frederick I, Duke of Prussia** (1529-1571)
8b) Albert (1528-1569) Duke of Bari and Rossano, m. 1552 Lucrezia d'Este (1535-1598)

1) Isabella (1554-1558)
2) Sigismund (1557-1609) Duke of Bari and Rossano, m. 1581 Margaret Gonzaga (1564-1618)

1) Lucrezia (1582-1588)
2) Eleanor (1584-1634)
3) Margaret (born and died 1587)
4) Albert (1589-1593)
5) Sigismund (1592-1645) Duke of Bari and Rossano
​

* ITTL Janusz of Mazovia lives long enough to marry Hedwig Jagiellon.
** Son of Albert I of Prussia (IOTL died in infancy)

ITTL oldest legitimate son of Sigismund the Old is not Bona's son, so she has absolutely no reason to push for election vivente rege, instead she wants Polish and Lithuanian thrones to be separated again, so her own son could be at least Grand Duke of Lithuania. Luckily for her, her stepson died just before father, leaving both thrones for her beloved older son, while younger one, Olbracht (Albert) takes her Italian duchies. ITTL Aleksander August (based on Sigismund Augustus) hasn't married Barbara Radziwiłł (it is too riskful ITTL, Aleksander is not crowned King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania before death of father and he's not only male heir of Sigismund I ITTL). Aleksander marries Catherine of Austria as his first wife and then, being childless, tries to get annulment, although unsuccessfully. Still, ITTL it is not that important question-there are other male heirs to the House of Jagiellon. Zygmunt, son of Aleksander's older brother, succeedes uncle on Polish and Lithuanian thrones. With continuing dynasty there is no union of Lublin and PLC is never created. With surviving Mazovian Piasts Duchy of Mazovia is not incorporated into the Crown, Warsaw remains obscure without Bona's activity in Mazovia and never became capital of Poland (that function would be taken by Lublin in the future).

​

 

[HRH Cecily]

From my short-lived Catherine of Braganza gave birth to a baby girl in 1669 timeline (which I'd like to reboot someday):

Monarchs of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

1. Queen Elizabeth II (b. 1669 - d. 1739; reigned 1685 - 1739); consort: Maximilian William of Brunswick-Lüneburg, Duke of Cumberland (1666 - 1726) [1]
   (Children: Catherine (died young); Elizabeth, Queen of Spain; Charles; Maximilian (died young); Catherine Henrietta, Tsarevna of Russia; James; Infanta Anne; Henry; Charlotte)
   
   
2. King Charles III (b. 1689 - d. 1762; reigned 1739 - 1762); consort: Archduchess Maria Magdalena of Austria (1689 - 1743)
   (Children: Maximilian; Catherine; Maria; Charles; Leopold and Elizabeth (twins); Eleanor, Dauphine of France)
   
   
3. King Maximilian I (b. 1716 - d. 1775; reigned 1762 - 1775); consort: Princess Philippine Charlotte of Prussia (1716 - 1801)
   (Children: Maximilian; Charles; Leopold; Maria)
   
   
4. King Charles IV (b. 1738 - d. 1793; reigned 1775 - 1793); consort: Elizabeth Antonovna of Brunswick-Lüneburg (1743 - 1782)
   (Children: Charles (died young); Eleanor; Charlotte; Charles; Leopold; Maximilian)
   
   
5. King Charles V (b. 1770 - d. 1841; reigned 1793 - 1841); consort: Princess Louise Auguste of Denmark (1771 - 1843)
   (Children: Louisa; Leopold; Caroline; Mary; Christian)
   
   
6. King Leopold I (b. 1796 - d. 1858; reigned 1841 - 1858); consort: Princess Maria Anna of Saxony (1799 - 1832)
   (Children: Leopold)
   
   
7. King Leopold II (b. 1826 - d. 1884; reigned 1858 - 1884); consort: Princess Maria Anna of Prussia (1836 - 1918)
   (Children: Eleanor; Leopold; Anna; Henry; Caroline; Frederick; Charles; Sophie)
   
   
8. King Leopold III (b. 1846 - d. 1885; reigned 1884 - 1885); consort: None [2]
   (Children: None)
   
   
9. King Henry IX (b. 1849 - d. 1912; reigned 1885 - 1912); consort: Princess Thyra of Denmark (1853 - 1933)
   (Children: Anne; Leopold; Elizabeth; James; Sophia; Henry)
   
   
10. King Leopold IV (b. 1876 - d. 1927; reigned 1912 - 1927); consort: Archduchess Maria Annunciata of Austria (1876 - 1961)
    (Children: Charlotte)
    
    
11. Queen Charlotte I (b. 1898 - d. 1955; reigned 1927 - 1955); consort: Henry, Duke of Parma and Piacenza (1873 - 1939)
    (Children: Henry; James; Helen, Queen of Yugoslavia)
    
    
12. King Henry X (b. 1918 - d. 2003; reigned 1955 - 1957); consort: None
    (Children: Henry; Eleanor; Patricia) [3]
    
    
13. King James II (and VII) (b. 1923 - d. 2018; reigned 1957 - 2018); consort: Lady Caroline Howard (b. 1927)
    (Children: Mary; Catherine; Jane; Louisa)
    
    
14. Queen Elizabeth III (b. 1954; reigned 2018 - present); consort: Frederick Montagu Douglas Scott, grandson of Admiral Lord Charles Montagu Douglas Scott (b. 1954) [4]
    (Children: Henry; Frederick; Elizabeth)

[1] = a union between England and Scotland was proclaimed in 1720, making Elizabeth the first monarch of Great Britain and Ireland.
[2] = Leopold III ruled for barely a year after the death of his father and as such, as a lifelong bachelor until then, did not have the opportunity to marry nor father a son.
[3] = Henry X came to the throne unmarried. His married mistress had given birth to a son, Henry, and daughter, Eleanor, widely acknowledged to be Henry's. Once on the throne, he tried to persuade Parliament to allow him to marry a Spanish Fascist, which they refused to allow while also allowing him to remain on the throne. He abdicated in favor of his younger brother, being made to sign away the right of all his descendants to the British throne, married a Spanish Fascist and had a daughter, Patricia.
[4] = Styled Princess Mary at birth, then Mary, Princess Royal on the ascension of her father, eventually made Mary, Princess of Wales but chose Elizabeth as her regnal name.

[Some of the middle consorts like the Danish princesses I'd need to tweak because they would no longer exist as OTL versions but I'll leave them as is for now.]

 

[Jonathan]

How is this for a messy monarchy

List of Monarchs of House Valois-Angoulême
King Francis II of France (1544 -1560; reigned 1559 - 1560); consort: Mary, Queen of Scotland (1542–1621; reigned 1542 abdicated in 1560)
King Francis III & I of France and Scotland (1560 - d. 1602; reigned 1560-1602) m. Infanta Catherine Michelle of Spain (1567-1597) [1]
King Francis IV, II & I of France, Scotland and England (1586–1632; reigned 1602/3-1632) m. Constance of Austria (24 December 1588 – 10 July 1631) [2]
King Charles IX & I of France, Scotland and England (1609-1672, reigning 1632-1672) m Infanta Maria Anna of Spain (1606–1646) [3]
King Philip VI, I & V of France, Scotland, England and Spain (1640-1705, reigning 1672/1700-1705) m. Marie Jeanne Baptiste of Savoy-Nemours (1644-1724) [4]
King Charles X, II & III of France, Great Britain and Spain (1666-1732; reigning 1705-1732) m. Maria Antonia of Austria (1669-1692) [5]
King Philip VII, II & VI of France, Great Britain and Spain (1692-1736; reigning 1732-1736) m. Elisabeth Farnese (1692-1766)
Emperor Charles VIII of Holy Roman Empire [3], XI of France, III of Great Britain and IV of Spain (1716-1788; reigning 1736-1788) m. Maria Theresa, Holy Roman Empress (1739-1767) [6]
Emperor Charles IX of HRE, XII of France, IV of GB, V of Spain, IV of Austria and III of Bohemia (1765-1837; reigning 1780/1788) [7]

[1] The only child born to Francis II and his wife Mary, Queen of Scotland, through their short marriage, his birth was seen as a blessing by God himself to the Catholic people, a prince of France and Scotland, who also had a strong claim to the English throne. His reign of France and Scotland would for the first 18 years of his own life, be run by a regency, as his mother was not of age either, the regencies were made up of two separate councils.
In Scotland, headed by James Hamilton, 2nd Earl of Arran, who had been regent for Mary between 1542–54, forced Mary to abdicate in favour of her son. Hamilton, was assisted by William Graham, 2nd Earl of Montrose, George Hay, 7th Earl of Erroll and John Stewart, 4th Earl of Atholl, as well as other catholic and Pro-French statesmen.
In France, his grandmother, Catherine de' Medici, wife of Henry II and mother of Francis II, was the head of the council, assisted by Charles of Guise, Cardinal of Lorraine as well as other prominent French statesmen.
When he came of age in 1578, he would spend most of his reign in France, the ruling of the two kingdoms caused tension with his internal neighbour of England, but he kept the peace by signing a non-aggression pact with Elizabeth I, who feared a Catholic invasion.
His marriage to Spanish princess Catherine, would bring the two catholic nations closer together and with Philip II believing his daughter or grandson, will soon have England under their control, no aggression towards England came from Spain.
[2] Eldest son of Francis III and Catherine of Spain, Francis IV, would see England coming into his domain in 1603, following the death of Elizabeth I, his first cousin thrice removed, bringing England back into under Catholic control seemed likely to start a civil war, however learning from his great-grandmother Catherine de' Medici's mistakes, Francis III allow a freedom of Religion in England as long as protestants preached no hate towards their catholic counterparts or the Monarchy.
[3] The third son of Francis IV, Charles was never expected to become king, but upon the death of his older brothers from illnesses, Charles was quickly shown the ropes of governing his three kingdoms.
[4] After the death of his first wife, Anne Marie Thérèse of Lorraine in 1661 with out issue, Philip remarried to Princess Marie of Savoy-Nemours. His reign of 33 years saw great upset in the Iberian Pennisula with the death of his cousin, King Charles II of Spain, with no living male issue, through either himself or his sisters, so as the closest living male relative, Philip, whose mother was the sister of Charles' father, succeeded to the Spanish throne.
[5] His father put into place an act that would unite the four kingdoms of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, under the titles of Great Britain, an act that went into place on his death in 1705
[6] Through his marriage to Maria Theresa, Charles united his four catholic nations with hers to become Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
[7] As son of Maria Theresa, he succeeded to his mother in the domains of Austria and Bohemia, before succeeding his father to the other larger domains.

I had to leave the list here because after this it becomes to hard to work out the list as most of Europe IOTL has Stuart or Bourbon descendants which in TTL has been completely written out without the creation of Charles I of England or Henry IV of France. Also similar to Napoleon, it maybe a bit far fetch to see this monarchy last longer with revolutionary ideas in the air and with it stretched this far across the globe.

If I was to assume on a list that did, it would look like this:

List of Monarchs of House Valois-Angoulême
Emperor Charles VIII of Holy Roman Empire [3], XI of France, III of Great Britain and IV of Spain (1716-1788; reigning 1736-1788) m. Maria Theresa, Holy Roman Empress (1739-1767)
Emperor Charles IX of HRE, XII of France, IV of GB, V of Spain, IV of Austria and III of Bohemia (1765-1837; reigning 1780/1788-1837) [7] m. a Prussian Princess/Russian Duchess
Emperor Charles X of HRE, XIII of France, V of GB, VI of Spain, V of Austria and IV of Bohemia (1791-1869, reigning from 1837-1869) m. a distant cousin born in GB
Emperor Francis I of HRE, V of France, III of GB, I of Spain, Austria, Bohemia, Italy India, Canada, Australia & Africania (1809-1897, reigning from 1869-1897) m. a German princess or duchess
Emperor Charles X of HRE, XIV of France, VI of GB, VII of Spain, VI of Austria, V of Bohemia & I of Italy, India, Americas, Australia & Africania (1876-1942, reigning 1897-1942) m. a distant Spanish cousin
Emperor Frederick IV of HRE, I of France, GB & Spain, VI of Austria and I of Bohemia, Italy, India, Americas, Australia & Africania (1899-1967, reigning 1942- abdicated 1948) m. a Balkan Princess
Emperor Philip I of HRE, VIII of France, III of GB, VII of Spain, I of Austria, Bohemia, Italy India, America, Australia & Africania (1928-Present, reigning 1948-Present) m. a French distant cousin

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Anna of Austria, OTL first wife of Sigismund III, dies in 1589. Sigismund married her sister Maria Christina instead.

Sigismund Vasa (Zygmunt III) (1566-1632), King of Poland 1587-1632, King of Sweden 1592-1599 m. 1592 Maria Christina of Austria (1574-1627)
1) Vladislaus Sigismund (1593-1597)
2) Catherine Anna (1595-1661) m. 1616 George William, Elector of Brandenburg (1595-1640)
3) John Casimir (Jan II Kazimierz) (1597-1657), King of Poland 1632-1657 m. a) 1636 Cecilia Renata of Austria (1611-1645) b) 1647 Isabella Clara of Tirol (1629-1679)

1a) Sigismund Vladislaus (Zygmunt IV) (1638-1697), King of Poland 1657-1697 m. 1669 Eleanor of Austria (1653-1713)

1) Cecilia Maria (1671-1724) m. 1689 Maximilian II, Elector of Bavaria (1662-1726)
2) Sigismund Ferdinand (Zygmunt V) (1673-1736) King of Poland 1697-1736) m. 1695 Hedwig Elisabeth of Neuburg (1673-1730)

1) Sigismund Vladislaus (1696-1704)
2) Casimir Philip (1698-1701)
3) John Casimir (1701-1705)
4) Charles Philip (Karol I Filip) (1703-1760) King of Poland 1736-1760 m. a) 1733 Maria Magdalena of Bavaria (1715-1744) b) 1747 Maria Leopoldine of Austria (1727-1788)

1a) Sigismund Charles (1735-1740)
2a) Charles Vladislaus (1737-1739)
3a) Maximilian Ferdinand (Maksymilian I) (1738-1779) King of Poland 1760-1779
4a) Maria Hedwig (1741-1801)
5a) Eleanor Magdalena ( born and died 1744)
6b) Sigismund Leopold (Zygmunt VI) (1749-1822), King of Poland 1779-1822​

5) Eleanor Elisabeth (1707-1747) m. 1727 Louis, Margrave of Baden (1702-1772)​

3) Vladislaus Sigismund (1674-1677)
4) Casimir Leopold (1677-1683)
5) Eleanor Catherine ( born and died 1681)​

2a) Catherine Anna (1641-1675) m. 1661 Sigismund Francis, Archduke of Tirol (1630-1675)
3a) stillborn son (1645)
4b) Christina Isabella (1649-1653)
5b) John Casimir (1652-1690)
6b) Christina (born and died 1654)​

4) Vladislaus Sigismund (1600-1653)
5) John Charles (1605-1634)

ITTL Jan II Kazimierz shares only father and name with his OTL analogue, is more menthally stable and more skilled as commander. House of Vasa continues in male line, thus PLC enjoys dynastic stability. Also, thanks to frequent marriages with Habsburgs, Vasas became hereditary Dukes of Opole. After French Revolutionary Wars, Zygmunt VI, seventh Vasa monarch in row on Polish throne, is finally formally made hereditary ruler of PLC.

 

[JonasResende]

Sigismund the Old has a son with Barbara Zapolya (born instead of their second daughter)

Sigismund (Zygmunt I) (1467-1548) King of Poland (1507-1548), Grand Duke of Lithuania (1506-1548). m. a) 1512 Barbara Zapolya (1495-1515), b) 1518 Bona Sforza (1494-1560)
1a) Hedwig (1513-1573) m. 1530 Janusz III, Duke of Mazovia* (1502-1533)
2a) Sigismund the Younger (1515-1548) m 1543 Elizabeth of Austria (1526-1549)

Sorry to sound dumb, but would Sigismund I really wait for a bride to grow up for his elder son? Wouldn't he be willing to take Elisabeth for Bona's son and get a more age appropriate bride (say, Kristina of Denmark or Mary Tudor) for his heir? And, what would happen with Hungary in such a scenario? ISTR someone (I think it was you) that Barbara Zapolya's kids would've been the logical heirs to her brother - Janos I - in Hungary, had he been childless. A Polish-Hungarian union? Or would Sigmund I's heirs by Zapolya be heirs to Hungary in such a scenario, while Bona's son gets PLC?

 

[isabella]

Sorry to sound dumb, but would Sigismund I really wait for a bride to grow up for his elder son? Wouldn't he be willing to take Elisabeth for Bona's son and get a more age appropriate bride (say, Kristina of Denmark or Mary Tudor) for his heir? And, what would happen with Hungary in such a scenario? ISTR someone (I think it was you) that Barbara Zapolya's kids would've been the logical heirs to her brother - Janos I - in Hungary, had he been childless. A Polish-Hungarian union? Or would Sigmund I's heirs by Zapolya be heirs to Hungary in such a scenario, while Bona's son gets PLC?

Elizabeth would not be considered as match for a second son who will not be heir of Poland as she was Ferdinand’s eldest daughter...
Hungary for any children of Barbara is unlikely as her brother was King of Hungary in opposition to Ferdinand and Sigismund was allied with Charles and Ferdinand...
Someone else instead of Elisabeth of Austria as bride for the eldest son is possible but in that case Elisabeth would need another husband and not the son of Bona... plus I think Elisabeth was choised as daughter of both Ferdinand and Anna and so one of her cousins would not work as replacement and both Kristina of Denmark (at least after the Duke of Milan) and Mary Tudor are almost impossible...

 

[JonasResende]

Elizabeth would not be considered as match for a second son who will not be heir of Poland as she was Ferdinand’s eldest daughter...
Hungary for any children of Barbara is unlikely as her brother was King of Hungary in opposition to Ferdinand and Sigismund was allied with Charles and Ferdinand...
Someone else instead of Elisabeth of Austria as bride for the eldest son is possible but in that case Elisabeth would need another husband and not the son of Bona... plus I think Elisabeth was choised as daughter of both Ferdinand and Anna and so one of her cousins would not work as replacement and both Kristina of Denmark (at least after the Duke of Milan) and Mary Tudor are almost impossible...

Fair enough. Just having to wait so long for her to grow up seemed a bit pointless. Although Siggie isn't in the OTL position of having only one son.

I'm guessing by Lublin being capital ipv Warsaw that Hedwig and Janusz have surviving issue? Or is there another reason for the difference?

 

[isabella]

Fair enough. Just having to wait so long for her to grow up seemed a bit pointless. Although Siggie isn't in the OTL position of having only one son.

I'm guessing by Lublin being capital ipv Warsaw that Hedwig and Janusz have surviving issue? Or is there another reason for the difference?

He said who they will have heirs and that is the reason for the difference

And sometimes you are willing to wait for the more prestigious daughter-in-law, specially if the succession is safe with other kids (plus for the ambitious Bona such match is the ideal as her stepson can always die young before the wedding and in that case both the crown and th3 bride will go to her son instead)

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Sorry to sound dumb, but would Sigismund I really wait for a bride to grow up for his elder son? Wouldn't he be willing to take Elisabeth for Bona's son and get a more age appropriate bride (say, Kristina of Denmark or Mary Tudor) for his heir? And, what would happen with Hungary in such a scenario? ISTR someone (I think it was you) that Barbara Zapolya's kids would've been the logical heirs to her brother - Janos I - in Hungary, had he been childless. A Polish-Hungarian union? Or would Sigmund I's heirs by Zapolya be heirs to Hungary in such a scenario, while Bona's son gets PLC?

Sigismund have two sons, so his line is not in danger, he could wait for more prestigious match, and the fact, that Elizabeth of Austria is granddaughter of his beloved brother also played role in Sigismund I's support for this match. Sons of Casimir IV also married late (not counting non-consumated first and second marriage of Vladislaus II, Alexander Jagiellon was first to marry, at age 33. Sigismund married for the first time at age 45, 5 years after taking throne. Jagiellons were not in hurry with their marriages.
And son of Sigismund and Barbara as heir of Hungarian crown could be possible, although not certain, if Janos Zapolya instead of taking crown for himself decided to support his nephew, who would be also nephew of Vladislaus II. Bona would surely be happy about such solution, because Hungary for her stepson means Poland and Lithuania for her son.

 

[JonasResende]

And son of Sigismund and Barbara as heir of Hungarian crown could be possible, although not certain, if Janos Zapolya instead of taking crown for himself decided to support his nephew, who would be also nephew of Vladislaus II. Bona would surely be happy about such solution, because Hungary for her stepson means Poland and Lithuania for her son.

That could be interesting. Although I was more thinking that Zapolya dies before he marries, and his nephew/niece is regarded as his heir in Hungary. Or perhaps its agreed in the marriage contract between he and Isabella that in the event of no kids, the Hungarian crown passes to her older half-brother (or his second son).

 

[Jan Olbracht]

That could be interesting. Although I was more thinking that Zapolya dies before he marries, and his nephew/niece is regarded as his heir in Hungary. Or perhaps its agreed in the marriage contract between he and Isabella that in the event of no kids, the Hungarian crown passes to her older half-brother (or his second son).

Having no kids, Janos surely would want his nephew to succeede him. On one hand, Sigismund I tried to avoid conflicts with Habsburgs after Vienna 1515, but if he is in need to secure future of multiple sons and there is chance for land for one of them south of Carpathian mountains, he could try

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Emperor Maximilian I has kids with Bianca Sforza but one less surviving male grandson by Philip the Handsome.

Maximilian I (1459-1519) King of the Romans (1486-1519), Holy Roman Emperor (1508-1519), m. a) 1477 Mary of Burgundy (1457-1482) b) 1490 Anne of Brittany (1477-1514) annuled 1492 c) 1493 Bianca Maria Sforza (1472-1522)
1a) Philip (1478-1506) Lord of the Netherlands, Duke of Burgundy, King of Castile iure uxoris 1506, m 1496 Joanna of Castile (1479-1555)

1) Eleanor (1498-1558) m. 1518 John III, King of Portugal (1502-1557)
2) Charles (1500-1508)
3) Isabella (1501-1515) m. 1515 Christian II, King of Denmark (1481-1559)
4) Ferdinand VI (1503-1564) Duke of Burgundy, King of Spain (1516-1564), m. 1520 Isabella of Portugal (1503-1551)
5) Mary (1505-1558) m. 1521 Louis II, King of Bohemia and Hungary (1506-1526)
6) Catherine (1507-1578) m. 1529 Francis I, King of France (1494-1547)​

2a) Margaret (1480-1530) m a) 1497 John, Prince of Asturias (1478-1497) b) 1501 Philibert, Duke of Savoy (1480-1504)
3a) Francis (born and died 1481)
4b) Frederick IV (1495-1560) Holy Roman Emperor (1519-1560), King of Bohemia and Hungary (1526-1560), m. a) 1520 Anna of Bohemia and Hungary (1503-1527) b) 1529 Hedwig of Poland (1513-1576)

1a) Eleanor (1526-1577) m. 1543 Sigismund II, King of Poland (1521-1581)
2b) Maximilian (1530-1557), Archduke of Austria, m. 1551 Isabella of Spain (1530-1589)
3b) Kunigunde (1532-1588) m. 1548 William of Jülich-Cleves-Berg (1516-1592)
4b) Frederick (1533-1536)
5b) Sigismund II (1535-1594), King of Bohemia and Hungary, Holy Roman Emperor (1560-1594) m. a) 1556 Sybilla of Bavaria (1533-1576) b) 1578 Anna of Cleves (1557-1627)
6b) Anna (1537-1578) m. 1553 Francis Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua (1533-1583)
7b) Hedwig (1541-1597) m. 1560 Ferdinand VII, King of Spain (1526-1588)
8b) Barbara (1543-1584) m. 1563 Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy (1528-1580)
9b) Sophia (1546-1548)​

5b) Eleanor (1499-1558) m. 1518 Sigismund I, King of Poland (1467-1548)

1) Sophia (1519-1569) m. 1535 Joachim II, Elector of Brandenburg (1505-1571)
2) Sigismund II (1521-1581) King of Poland (1548-1581) m. 1543 Eleanor of Austria (1526-1577)
3) Anna (1523-1578) m. 1540 William IV, Duke of Bavaria (1493-1550)
4) Albert (1525-1529)
5) Frederick (1527-1579)​

5b) Kunigunde (1501-1538) m. 1519 William IV (1493-1550) Duke of Bavaria

1) Albert (1520-1522)
2) William (born and died 1522)
3) William(1525-1534)
4) Frederick (1528-1529)
5) Sybilla (1533-1576) m. 1556 Sigismund II, Holy Roman Emperor (1535-1594)​

7b) Anna (1503-1505)

 

[isabella]

Emperor Maximilian I has kids with Bianca Sforza but one less surviving male grandson by Philip the Handsome.

Maximilian I (1459-1519) King of the Romans (1486-1519), Holy Roman Emperor (1508-1519), m. a) 1477 Mary of Burgundy (1457-1482) b) 1490 Anne of Brittany (1477-1514) annuled 1492 c) 1493 Bianca Maria Sforza (1472-1522)
1a) Philip (1478-1506) Lord of the Netherlands, Duke of Burgundy, King of Castile iure uxoris 1506, m 1496 Joanna of Castile (1479-1555)

1) Eleanor (1498-1558) m. 1518 John III, King of Portugal (1502-1557)
2) Charles (1500-1508)
3) Isabella (1501-1515) m. 1515 Christian II, King of Denmark (1481-1559)
4) Ferdinand VI (1503-1564) Duke of Burgundy, King of Spain (1516-1564), m. 1520 Isabella of Portugal (1503-1551)
5) Mary (1505-1558) m. 1521 Louis II, King of Bohemia and Hungary (1506-1526)
6) Catherine (1507-1578) m. 1529 Francis I, King of France (1494-1547)​

2a) Margaret (1480-1530) m a) 1497 John, Prince of Asturias (1478-1497) b) 1501 Philibert, Duke of Savoy (1480-1504)
3a) Francis (born and died 1481)
4b) Frederick IV (1495-1560) Holy Roman Emperor (1519-1560), King of Bohemia and Hungary (1526-1560), m. a) 1520 Anna of Bohemia and Hungary (1503-1527) b) 1529 Hedwig of Poland (1513-1576)

1a) Mary (1526-1577) m. 1543 Sigismund II, King of Poland (1521-1581)
2b) Maximilian (1530-1557), Archduke of Austria, m. 1551 Isabella of Spain (1530-1589)
3b) Kunigunde (1532-1588) m. 1548 William of Jülich-Cleves-Berg (1516-1592)
4b) Frederick (1533-1536)
5b) Sigismund II (1535-1594), King of Bohemia and Hungary, Holy Roman Emperor (1560-1594) m. a) 1556 Mary of Bavaria (1533-1576) b) 1578 Anna of Cleves (1557-1627)
6b) Anna (1537-1578) m. 1553 Francis Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua (1533-1583)
7b) Hedwig (1541-1597) m. 1560 Ferdinand VII, King of Spain (1526-1588)
8b) Barbara (1543-1584) m. 1563 Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy (1528-1580)
9b) Sophia (1546-1548)​

5b) Mary (1499-1558) m. 1518 Sigismund I, King of Poland (1467-1548)

1) Sophia (1519-1569) m. 1535 Joachim II, Elector of Brandenburg (1505-1571)
2) Sigismund II (1521-1581) King of Poland (1548-1581) m. 1543 Mary of Austria (1526-1577)
3) Anna (1523-1578) m. 1540 William IV, Duke of Bavaria (1493-1550)
4) Albert (1525-1529)
5) Frederick (1527-1579)​

5b) Kunigunde (1501-1538) m. 1519 William IV (1493-1550) Duke of Bavaria

1) Albert (1520-1522)
2) William (born and died 1522)
3) William(1525-1534)
4) Frederick (1528-1529)
5) Mary (1533-1576) m. 1556 Sigismund II, Holy Roman Emperor (1535-1594)​

7b) Anna (1503-1505)

Jan I would give a different name to Mary of Austria Queen of Poland as she would not be called like that in Poland... With this scenario we will get an happy Ferdinand of Aragon (as his successor would be his favorite grandson, born and raised in Spain), earlier trouble with Netherlands (as Ferdinand would be a foreign, unlike OTL Charles) and Milan would never be under Spanish rule

 

[redjirachi]

Fitzroy Lives

Current idea for an alternate history

• Henry VII Tudor(1485-1509)
• Henry VIII Tudor(1509-1547)
• Edward VI Tudor(1547-1553)
• Tudor Secession Crisis: There is a division whether Henry Fitzroy(fully illegitimate but raised as a potential heir) or Mary Tudor(elder but technically illegitimate) should become the new monarch. It is ultimately decided that Henry Fitzroy should be king, but his surviving half-siblings and their line succeed him
• Henry IX Fitzroy(1553-1586)
• Elizabeth I Tudor(1586-1610)
• Robert I Tudor(1610-1632)

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Jan I would give a different name to Mary of Austria Queen of Poland as she would not be called like that in Poland... With this scenario we will get an happy Ferdinand of Aragon (as his successor would be his favorite grandson, born and raised in Spain), earlier trouble with Netherlands (as Ferdinand would be a foreign, unlike OTL Charles) and Milan would never be under Spanish rule

With two French Queens of Poland named Mary (Marie Louise Gonzaga and Marie Casimire d'Arquien) that name became accepted eventually in 17th century Poland, ITTL it would likely happen century earlier.

 

[isabella]

With two French Queens of Poland named Mary (Marie Louise Gonzaga and Marie Casimire d'Arquien) that name became accepted eventually in 17th century Poland, ITTL it would likely happen century earlier.

Marie Louise was not forced to change her name to Ludwika Maria before marrying the King of Poland? Plus Mary is a strange name for the eldest daughter of Fredrick... Anna, Bianca or Eleanor would be more logical names than Mary (who was the first wife of Fredrick’s father but not his mother) and Elisabeth, Catherine, Magdalena, Kunigonde, Isabella, Beatrice, Bona, Barbara are all more likely choice...
And I am not sure who Bianca Maria would be favorable in naming her daughter after her predecessor so Eleanor, Bianca, Bona, Anna, Beatrice, Kunigonde or Isabella are more likely names for her daughters...

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Marie Louise was not forced to change her name to Ludwika Maria before marrying the King of Poland? Plus Mary is a strange name for the eldest daughter of Fredrick... Anna, Bianca or Eleanor would be more logical names than Mary (who was the first wife of Fredrick’s father but not his mother) and Elisabeth, Catherine, Magdalena, Kunigonde, Isabella, Beatrice, Bona, Barbara are all more likely choice...
And I am not sure who Bianca Maria would be favorable in naming her daughter after her predecessor so Eleanor, Bianca, Bona, Anna, Beatrice, Kunigonde or Isabella are more likely names for her daughters...

I've changed it to Eleanor, although Bianca had Maria as second name, so Mary also was not that much out of place.

 

[Jonathan]

Henry VIII (28 June 1491 – 28 January 1547) married a) Catherine of Aragon (b. 1485, m. 1509; annulled 1533; d. 1536) b) Anne Boleyn (b. 1591 m. 1533; d. 1537) c) Elizabeth Seymour (b. c. 1518; m. 1537; 1568)

1a) Lady Mary, Baroness of Sudeley [1] (18 February 1516–17 November 1548) m. 1538 Thomas Seymour, 1st Baron Seymour of Sudeley (b. c. 1508–20 March 1549)

1) Mary Seymour (17 November 1548-15 December 1548)​

2b) Princess Elizabeth, Queen Consort and Queen Regent of Sweden (7 September 1533-24 March 1603) m. 1561 Eric XIV of Sweden (13 December 1533–26 February 1577)

1) Prince Gustav (17 July 1562-24 September 1575)
2) Princess Anne (11 May 1565-17 April 1632) m. 1577, John George of Brandenburg (11 September 1525 – 8 January 1598)

1) John George (30 January 1581–30 May 1655)
2) Anne (7 January 1582–4 May 1616),
3) Ernest (22 June 1583 – 7 March 1625) 4) Elizabeth of Brandenburg (17 July 1584 – 26 March 1629)
5) Frederick (22 March 1588 – 19 May 1611) 6) Sophia (13 July 1589–24 December 1629)
7) Dorothea (19 October 1590 – 9 March 1625)
8) Albert (20 November 1591 – 29 November 1615)
9) Eric (20 November 1592 – 30 April 1640) 10) George (13 July 1597 – 23 September 1627)
11) Gustav (4 August 1598 – 27 January 1637)​

3) Eric XV (1571-1620) m. Anne of Denmark (12 December 1574–2 March 1619)

1) Eric XVI (19 February 1594 – 6 November 1652) m. a) Princess Elizabeth of Scotland (25 November 1598–20 October 1622)
2) Princess Elizabeth (19 August 1596 – 13 February 1662).
3) Princess Margaret (24 December 1598– March 1600)
4) Prince Gustav (19 November 1600 – 30 January 1669).
5) Prince Henry (18 January 1602 – 27 May 1602).
6) Princess Margaret (8 April 1605–16 December 1607)
7) Princess Anne, Queen of France (22 June 1606 – 2 July 1668) m. Louis XIII of France (27 September 1601 – 14 May 1643)

1) Louis XIV (5 September 1638 – 1 September 1715)
2) Philippe, Duke of Anjou (21 September 1640–8 June 1701)​

3b) Henry IX (25 March 1535-22 September 1601) m. Princess Catherine Vasa of Sweden (6 June 1539–21 December 1610)

1) Princess Anne, Duchess of Suffolk (1560–1588) m. Thomas Howard, 1st Duke of Suffolk ((24 August 1561–28 May 1626)

1) Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Suffolk (13 August 1582–3 June 1640)
2) Catherine Howard (16 May 1583–17 April 1658)
3) Henry Howard (23 February 1584–1653)
4) William Howard (1586 – bef. 1672)
5) Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Berkshire (8 October 1587 – 16 July 1669)
6) Catherine Howard (c. 1588–1673)
7) Anne Howard (1589)
8) Frances Howard (31 May 1590 – 1632)
9) Anne Howard (1591 – 21 June 1626) m. Henry Clifford, 5th Earl of Cumberland (28 February 1591–11 December 1643)
10) Henry Howard (1592–1616)
11) John Howard (1593–1595)
12) Edward Howard, 1st Baron Howard of Escrick (15 January 1596-24 April 1675)
13) Margaret Howard (1599 – 1608)​

2) Princess Catherine, Duchess of Salisbury (10 November 1562–1621) m. Robert Cecil, 1st Duke of Salisbury (1 June 1563 – 24 May 1612)
3) Henry X (20 October 1563–1625)
4) Prince Edward (1566–1625)
5) Prince Eric (1569–1636)
6) Prince Edmund (1572)
7) Princess Elizabeth (1572)
8) Princess Joan (1574–1630)
9) Prince Edmund (1577–1603)
10) Princess Margaret (1582–1616)​

4b) Prince Edward, Duke of York (29 January 1536-8 November 1599) m. 1561 Mary I of Scots (8 December 1542–8 February 1600)

1) James IV of Scotland (25 November 1561-22 January 1618) m. Catherine de Bourbon of Navarre (7 February 1559–13 February 1604)

No Issues​

2) Princess Elizabeth of Scotland (8 April 1563-24 January, 1629) m. Henry II, Duke of Lorraine (8 November 1563 – 31 July 1624)
3) Henry I of Scotland (19 June 1566–27 March 1625) m. Anna Maria of Hesse-Kassel (27 January 1567– 21 November 1626)

1) Henry II (1590–1640) m.
2) Princess Anna (1591–1593)
3) Prince James (1593–1595)
4) Princess Anne (1594–1612)
5) Prince Edward (1595–1596)
6) Prince James (1597–1621)
7) Princess Elizabeth (1598–1622)
8) Prince Edward (1599–1601)
9) Prince Robert (1600–1604)
10) Princess Anne (1602–1626)
11) Prince Edward (1603–1677)
12) Princess Mary (1605–1620)
13) Prince Charles (1607–1655)
14) Prince Robert(1610–1632)​

5b) Princess Anne, Duchess of Buckingham (21 February 1537-29 December 1609) m. Edward Stafford, 4th Duke of Buckingham and 3rd Baron Stafford (7 January 1535 – 18 October 1603)
6c) Prince Arthur, 1st Duke of Caernarfon (21 May 1538–16 December 1592) m. 1554, Lady Jane Grey (c. 1537-1557)

1) Prince Henry, 2nd Duke of Caernarfon (12 February 1555-
2) Princess Anne (1557​

7c) Prince Edmund, Duke of Gloucester (1539–1563)

1)​

8c) Prince John, 2nd Duke of Richmond and Somerset (18 August 1540–8 April 1611) m. Lady Lettice Knollys (8 November 1543–25 December 1634)

1) Princess Elizabeth
2) Princess Lettice, Duchess of Northumberland ( m. Henry Percy, 1st Duke of Northumberland (27 April 1564–5 November 1632)
3) Prince John, 3rd Duke of Richmond
4) Prince Henry
5) Prince Francis
6) Prince Edward​

9c) Princess Margaret, Duchess of Pembroke (2 September 1541-1 August 1616) m. Henry Herbert, 1st Duke of Pembroke (aft. 1538 – 19 January 1601)

1) William Herbert, 2nd Duke of Pembroke (8 April 1580 – 10 April 1630)
2) Lord Henry Herbert (10 October 1584–23 January 1650)
3) Lady Elizabeth Herbert (23 September 1586-22 March 1676)
4) Lady Margaret Herbert (30 March 1590-25 February 1625)​

Working progress
Keys
[Names in Bold] - Monarch of a nation
[Name in Red] - Died before marriage or issues.
[1] This marriage was arranged by her second stepmother and took place a year after their marriage. Thomas was the son of Sir John Seymour and Margaret Wentworth. He was the younger brother of Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset (1500-1552) and older brother of queen Elizabeth Seymour who was the third wife of King Henry VIII. Unlike her younger half-sisters, Mary's husband wasn't raised to a dukedom, leaving the insult that the illegitmet daughter was not worthy of anything more than a barony.
Mary would die 10 years later, in child birth of their only child, Lady Mary Seymour, whom herself would die less than a month after.
[2] The first child born to Henry VIII and Queen Anne, was a healthy daughter with red hair, it was lucky that this Princess was blessed with two succeeding healthy brother's as many historians believe she would had suffered the same fate as her elder half sister, instead she was given a noble marriage to Prince Eric of Sweden.

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Margherita of Montferrat dies in 1530, while her brother Boniface lives. House of Palailogos survives in Montferrat. Federico Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua, marries Isabella Jagiellon instead (IOTL Bona Sforza looked for Italian husband for her eldest daughter, so that couple could inherit her Italian Duchies of Bari and Rossano. Federico was considered, but he preferred heiress of Montferrat).

Boniface IV (1512-1568) Marquis of Montferrat 1518-1568, m. 1538 Louise of Guise (1520-1565)
1) William X (1539-1589) Marquis of Montferrat 1568-1591, m. 1558 Lucrezia d'Este (1535-1598)

1) Boniface (1560-1564)
2) Louise (1562-1566)
3) Anna (1565-1628) m. 1584 Boniface V (1567-1633) Duke of Nevers, Marquis of Montferrat​

2) Boniface (1541-1543)
3) John (1543-1585) Duke of Nevers, m. 1565 Henriette of Cleves (1542-1601)

1) Boniface V (1567-1633) Duke of Nevers, Marquis of Montferrat 1589-1592, Duke of Montferrat 1592-1633), m. 1584 Anna of Montferrat (1565-1628)

1) Anna (born and died 1587)
2) John V (1591-1654) Duke of Montferrat 1633-1654​

2) Louise (born and died 1569)
3) John (1571-1633) Duke of Nevers, m. 1595 Eleanor of Orléans-Longueville (1573-1639)

1) John (1597-1599)
2) Henry (1599-1657) Duke of Nevers
3) Mary (1604-1639)​

4) Margaret (1576-1635) m. 1599 Henry of Mayenne (1578-1621)
5) Francis (1578-1615)

Too be continued...
Gonzaga family tree would follow soon.​