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King Edward V of England (1470-1542) and Queen Mary of Lancaster (1470-1545) "On December 8, 1470, on the day of the Immaculate Conception, Anne Neville, wife of the late Prince of Wales, Edward of Westminster, gave birth to a girl who was named Mary, heiress of the house of Lancaster. The young...

The POD here is that Lady Anne Neville falls pregnant in 1471, with Edward of Westminster’s child, and following the Lancastrian defeat, dies giving birth to a stillborn child. Now what? Who does Richard, Duke of Gloucester (later Richard III) marry here? Cecily Bonville seems likely IMO, but a...

What if Anne Neville became pregnant during her wedding to Edward of Westminster and gave birth to a daughter after his death?

I have to reread and read more about the major players before I start a timeline but I wanted to solicit some advice and input specifically on how a successful Lancastrian regime in the 1470s would deal with the messy issue of rewarding followers and punishing dissidents. [Even more input...

Let us hypothesize that Anne Neville survived her bout of tuberculosis in 1485, narrowly averting the fatal complications of OTL. Her recovery is certainly arduous, and her relationship with Richard is still under some relative strain, but by the time news breaks of Henry Tudor's plans to invade...

John Neville, 1st Marquis of Montagu, remains loyal to King Edward IV during the battle of Barnet. After the victories at Barnet and Tewkesbury, John Neville becomes Lord of the North, in the place of Richard of Gloucester. He inherits the titles and property of his brother (Richard Neville...

What would happen? I know Henry VII had a policy of marrying Yorkists off to his allies so what would become of Anne? Since Richard is viewed as a usurper would she be viewed as a Queen Dowager? Would Henry VII marry her off and if so, who would he marry her to?