List of Alternate Monarchs and Aristocratic Lineage

Anne of Savoy I suppose, but this isn't going to be an actual TL on my part for at least a few years so..

Well, I thought more about spin-off tree done by you in this thread as you did a lot of spin-off trees from your previous trees so I exepected you (maybe incorrectly, I'm sorry) to follow the pattern, I didn't even think about making the TL out of it.
 
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Well, I thought more about spin-off tree done by you in this thread as you did a lot of spin-off trees from your previous trees so I exepected you (maybe incorrectly, I'm sorry) to follow the pattern, I didn't even thought about making the TL out of it.
Oh no you were correct, sorry about that... I may actually make one for Fernando and Anne at some point.
 
Any ideas for a good second wife for Ferdinand if Anne dies per OTL? I'm thinking that if she dies a little earlier he could marry one of her younger sisters, like Maria or Louise, though he'd probably go for Maria as she is the second eldest daughter
 
Any ideas for a good second wife for Ferdinand if Anne dies per OTL? I'm thinking that if she dies a little earlier he could marry one of her younger sisters, like Maria or Louise, though he'd probably go for Maria as she is the second eldest daughter
Maybe a Navarrese infanta or relative? Or a French royal relative? I also like the idea of Ferdinand marrying Mary of Burgundy but that’s borderline ASB.
 
Any ideas for a good second wife for Ferdinand if Anne dies per OTL? I'm thinking that if she dies a little earlier he could marry one of her younger sisters, like Maria or Louise, though he'd probably go for Maria as she is the second eldest daughter
Anne of Savoy (the niece of Louis XI) is age appropriate and does bring a French alliance with her.
 
Anne of Savoy (the niece of Louis XI) is age appropriate and does bring a French alliance with her.
this is the anne that Awkwardvulture is talking about lol

IOTL she died in 1480...my guess is that ferdinand could remarry to one of his nieces by Eleanor of Navarre, or possibly his grand-niece Catherine of Navarre (though she is only 10 at this point)
 
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this is the anne that Awkwardvulture is talking about lol

IOTL she died in 1480...my guess is that ferdinand could remarry to one of his nieces by Eleanor of Navarre, or possibly his grand-niece Catherine of Navarre (though she is only 10 at this point)
Oh okay, didn’t realise that, Eleanor works, Catherine is a stretch though.
 
POD: Anne of Brittany gives birth to a son, and outlives Louis XII.

Louis XII King of France (1462-1515) m. a) Joan of Valois m. b) Anne of Brittany (1488-1517)

1. b) Claude of France (1499-1554) [1] m. Charles V Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558) with issue.

2. b) Charles X King of France (1500-1555) m.a) Mary of England (1496-1533) m.b) Hedwig Jagiellon (1513-1573) with issue.

3. b) Renee of France (1510-1574) m. Ercole II d’Este Duke of Ferrara (1508-1559) with issue.

[1] There’s speculation that in the OTL Claude died because of syphilis that she caught from Francis I. So, I made her live longer because in this timeline because she doesn’t get syphilis.
 
1. b) Claude of France (1499-1554) [1] m. Charles V Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558) with issue.
I am pretty sure the marriage contract between Anne and Louis specified that Claude should inherit Brittany ahead of her first son with Louis if there wasn't a second son available. Though she could always change her mind.
 
Ferdinand II of Aragon (b.1452, d.1516) m. Anne of Savoy, Queen of Aragon (b.1455, d.1480) had issue, second marriage to Catherine I of Navarre (b.1468, d.1517), in 1482 had issue, also had bastard issue
1a) Stillborn son (1472)
2a) Juan of Aragon (b.1474, d.1475)
3a) Ana of Aragon, Queen of Poalnd (b.1480, d.1524) m. John I Albert of Poland in 1495 (b.1459, d.1511) had issue
1b) Ferdinand, Prince of Girona and Viana, later Ferdinand III of Aragon (b.1483, d.1532) m. Giovanna I of Naples (b.1478, d.1530) had issue
2b) Juana of Aragon (b.1485, d.1485)
3b) Magdalena of Aragon, Queen of Hungary (b.1487, d.1563) m. Vladislaus II of Hungary (1456, d.1516) had issue
4b) Fadrique of Aragon (b.1489, d.1540) m. Germaine de Foix (b.1488, d.1536) had issue
5b) Alfonso of Aragon (Archbishop of Valencia) (b.1491, d.1540)
6b) Leanor of Aragon, Queen of France (b.1492, d.1551) m. Charles IX of France (b.1492, d.1546) had issue
7b) Blanca of Aragon (b.1494, d.1504)
8b) Maria of Aragon (Nun/Abbess) (b.1496, d.1535)
9b) Stillborn son (1498)
10b) Pedro of Aragon (b.1499, d.1499)
1c) Alfonso de Aragon, Archbishop of Valencia (b.1469, d.1520)
2c) Juana de Aragon, Duchess of Frias (b.1469, d.1521) m. Bernardino Fernández de Velasco, 1st Duke of Frías (b.1450, d.1512)
3c) María Esperanza de Aragon (b. 1471 , d.1543). Abbess of Santa María la Real de Las Huelgas
4c) Beatriz de Aragon (b.1500, d.1550)
 
I'm gonna second @curlyhairedhippie, Renee was married to Ercole to keep her away from Brittany. With a brother and a surviving mother she'd get a much better match. James V or Charles V, maybe?
POD: Anne of Brittany gives birth to a son, and outlives Louis XII.

Louis XII, King of France (1462-1515) m. a) Joan of Valois m. b) Anne of Brittany (1488-1517)

1. b) Claude of France (1499-1554) [1] m. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558) with issue.

2. b) Charles X King of France (1500-) m.a) Mary of England (1496-1533) m.b) Hedwig Jagiellon (1513-1573) with issue.

3. b) Renee of France (1510-1574) m. James V of Scotland (1512-1542) with issue.

[1] There’s speculation that in the OTL Claude died because of syphilis that she caught from Francis I. So, I made her live longer because in this timeline because she doesn’t get syphilis.
 
POD: Anne of Brittany gives birth to a son, and outlives Louis XII.

Louis XII, King of France (1462-1515) m. a) Joan of Valois m. b) Anne of Brittany (1488-1517)

1. b) Claude of France (1499-1554) [1] m. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558) with issue.

2. b) Charles X King of France (1500-) m.a) Mary of England (1496-1533) m.b) Hedwig Jagiellon (1513-1573) with issue.

3. b) Renee of France (1510-1574) m. James V of Scotland (1512-1542) with issue.

[1] There’s speculation that in the OTL Claude died because of syphilis that she caught from Francis I. So, I made her live longer because in this timeline because she doesn’t get syphilis.
Much better now.

I'm gonna second @curlyhairedhippie, Renee was married to Ercole to keep her away from Brittany. With a brother and a surviving mother she'd get a much better match. James V or Charles V, maybe?
Yes, her strong claim on Brittany is the only reason for which she was not married in Scotland or Navarre in OTL (or offered in England)
 
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