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What if Alfred Atheling was successful in reclaiming the English throne in 1036? Who would he marry? How would his reign be like? Please discuss!:)

The Presidency could become an oligarchy where only a few families will dominate it. You know the Roosevelt's, Kennedy's, and now Lincoln's etc...

What if Mary of Burgundy's horse never tripped in 1482? Would she and Maxilmilian of Austria have anymore children? If they did how many and what would there names be? Please discuss!:)

Manuel I of Portugal died in 1521 in OTL, so I believe that wouldn't change in this ATL and I said Isabella dies in 1533 in this timeline. He would not have a chance to remarry. I also found out who will succeed in Portugal after Manuel dies it would be the grandson of Eleanor of Portugal...

What if Isabella of Aragon, Queen of Portugal survives the birth her son Miguel da Paz, but was rendered infertile. Miguel still dies in the summer of 1500. (He was born sickly) Lets say Isabella lives to 1533. What happens to the Portuguese succession after Manuel I of Portugal's death? Who...

The law is on Catherine's side. (I would think Mary would name her daughter after her beloved mother.) The third Act of Succession said that it would Prince Edward and his heirs of the body, then any children that Henry VIII had by Catherine Parr, then Lady Mary and her heirs of the body, then...

I changed my pod, James dies in her stead

What if Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart lived and James Francis Edward Stuart died? Both had gotten smallpox at the same time in otl he lived and she died. Would she have become Queen of Great Britain after Anne died childless? Anne hated Sophia of Hanover so Louisa could have become Queen, if she...

No, I mean like the Jacobite claim to the throne.

Wouldn't Frederick and Eleanor and there decendants still try to claim the throne as pretenders?

What if Frederick I, Duke of Austria lives and marries Eleanor of Brittany? What would there children be called and how many would they have? Would they try to claim the English throne after the murder of Arthur I of Brittany? Please discuss!:)

So lets say Henry VII decides to have Elizabeth marry Ferdinand II of Aragon to solve the dowry question. Would she have any children and if she had a son would he inherit Aragon? What would the 16th Century be like with an independent Aragon?

I've changed the POD to let Margaret live.

What if Elizabeth Tudor (1492-1495), second daughter of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York had lived? So who would she marry? There was talk about her marrying the future Francis I. How would this event change history? Please discuss!:)

How about simply Leonard Goodpart and Georges de Longueville.

There was more cousin marriages in the Renaissance than the entire Middles Ages put together!:rolleyes: Why didn't Philippa of Clarence marry Henry IV then? If that happened the entire Wars of the Roses would never of have occured! For example if Richard II was born female, Edward III would have...

Edmund would have learned about the Wars of the Roses and do not want any Mary's decendents to usurp the crown from his. Like how the House of York did to the House of Lancaster. Eleanor was old enough to be Henry III mother thats why and because the Medieval Pope was more strict about cousin...

No, I am pretty sure that the Privy Council will declare Edmund king, not his niece. Edmund would probably marry Mary off to his eldest son and heir.:eek:

Yes, I think it will allieviate some of Henry VIII issues. No, he's partly responsible for continuing the Tudor Dynasty. Henry VIII will see him as a spare heir if he has no sons of his own and remember durring this time England did not allow females to succeed, if their was a male heir.:(

No I mean Edward Tudor.