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Perhaps, like with some of his histories, Shakespeare makes this a trilogy. That way you can really expand on the rise, wise rule, and fall of the hero over the course of three plays.

Or he might do what many good story-tellers do and have a timeskip. Either way I know I will continue to read this.

I have never seen anyone try creating this type of timeline. The POD is that instead of giving birth to a sickly son and dying, Jane Seymour gives birth to a sickly girl, lets call her Margaret, and dies. What happenes then?