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Surely you mean Henry VIII?

Why "King of Burgundy" when "King of Lotharingia" is available?

A wastefully extravagant squandering spendthrift? You mean "prodigy" or "prodigious".

My petty vindictive ass is hoping for the same thing.

Surviving, successful Přemyslids. ♪ We could've had it aaaall~ ♫

More media, please.

Is TTL Livonian a Baltic or Finnic language?

I'd straight up forgotten that happened. See, this is what happens when you leave your timeline lying around for two months!

Romania having overseas colonies is gonna make them dependent on keeping neutral-to-good relations with the Asmarids. Hard to keep your supply lines running if the guys who control the Strait of Gibraltar have shoot-on-sight orders. Unless Romania makes a grab at Aquitaine... hmm...

We're not talking about your TL right now. If you want to talk about your TL, you gotta make your own thread.

Of course, that can be attributed to the polygamy: if your wife won't give you a male heir, one of your 5 concubines will. Having concubines also assures you have lots of half-brothers and male cousins around if the Emperor kicks the bucket without siring a son. Notice that once the imperial...

Inspired by @isabella's TL, A reborn Lotharingia. The arms of the Anjou kings of Lorraine.

As René I's male-line descendant, wouldn't Charles Jr. also inherit Anjou and Provence upon his great-grandfather's death (1480 in OTL)? The whole reason Charles IV inherited Anjou and Provence was that his uncle outlived his son and grandson.

You forgot to swap Catherine of Austria for Isabella of Portugal.

If you want a Bohemian-Polish union but aren't picky about the timeframe, you could look at the Přemyslids. More specifically, have Wenceslaus II not die of illness, and have him win his cat-and-mouse game with Władysław the Elbow-high.

Surviving Kingdom of Arles inherits the Duchy of Burgundy (or vice versa), thus uniting all territories that have been historically been called "Burgundy".

(Shouldn't this be in After 1900?)

If Olaf's victory in Denmark is decisive enough, he might have a chance to solve the Slesvig-Holstein problem. The Slesvigian nobles are traitors. He has the right to execute them all. But instead, he can say "give me all of your German holdings in Holstein, and I'll let you live." Then he...

Přemyslids. Either Ottokar II of Bohemia is elected HRE and manages to hold to his territories, or Wenceslaus III lives longer and manages to secure Hungary and/or Poland for himself.

My dude, Great Moravia and Mojmir I are literally namedropped in the text and the map. I would hope they've done the bare minimum of checking the Wikipedia article of a country they're featuring in their timeline.