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Hi so first thing if i’m saying anything here that is inaccurate or misinformation pls do say! i really want to learn more and be better at research. but yeah so… from what i understand, prior to the albegensian crusade in Languedoc/county of Toulouse there was a thriving Jewish population...

What if Catherine of Aragon had given birth to a son in 1510 Anne, Duchess of Brittany, gave birth to a son (twin René). Germaine de Foix, Queen of Aragon, had a son, Juan

Greetings, albeit being a longtime lurker on this forum, this is my first post. I hope i can stay as a active member for a long time. Anyways, lets say that Castile or Aragon manage to conquer Gascony or Languedoc on the XV or XVI century or inherit them, although probably this requires an...

John, Prince of Asturias was the son of Isebella I of Castille and Ferdinand II of Aragon. He was the heir the Crowns of Aragon & Castille, and was married to Margaret of Austria. However, John had a fragile health and an unexpected wrench was thrown into the mix when John died in 1497 at age...

In 1500, in Ghent, Charles V was born, who would become Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Spain, controlling the largest domain, which included the newly conquered Americas. His father was Philip the Handsome, a German prince who married the Joanna I, daughter of Ferdinand II of Aragon and...

Enrique, son of John II of Castile and Maria of Aragon, married Blanche of Navarre. They had no children, so he divorced her and married Juana of Portugal. Juana gave birth to a daughter who was suspected to be an illegitimate child and this led to a succession war, but what if the marriage...

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Basically, I’m thinking of the changes in history if the marriage between Isabel I of Castille and Ferdinand of Aragon did not happen and instead she married either Afonso V or John II of Portugal, leading to a dynastic union between those two realms. I've read some threads here about this...

Alfonso V loses and ends up dying and his brother dies, leaving a teenage king of Aragon (Charles, Prince of Viana) Who will be the second wife of Renato I? He is a king who cannot marry Jean de la Valle? Who will marry Carlos I of Aragon and IV of Navarre?

Um Novo Reino In 1474, the Castilian and Aragonese crowns united through the marriage of Queen Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand V of Aragon of 1469, giving birth to the Spanish monarchy. Nevertheless, Castile also got closer under the previous reigns with the kingdom of Portugal by different...

As we all know, James II, count of Urgell succeeded to the throne of Aragon as King James III after the death of his cousin Martin. Although it looked like a close run thing for a moment (due to parliamentary debate over which claimant had the best claim) James ended up winning the most votes by...

"The marriage of Maria of Aragon to James IV of Scotland would take place on the 18th of June 1500, a little more than a week before Maria's birthday and just a month prior the death of Miguel de Paz, the heir apparent to Portugal, Castile and Aragon. Miguel's death left his father, King Manuel...

OTL, the 1280s were an unmitigated disaster for the Sicilian Angevins: first, war with Aragon in the form of the Sicilian Vespers breaks out in the spring of 1282, losing Charles of Anjou the island of Sicily (at the time, no one knows this loss will be permanent); then his son and heir, Charles...

On 1498, Joanna of Aragon would die months after giving birth to Eleanor, her daughter who would be a child monarch of Castile, Eleanor was handed by Philip to Isabella as her successor in Castile when the Cortes has made her the successor of Castile. This would also cement the succession of...

OTL, Juana was queen of Castile and Aragon. What if she had died childless before she could inherit, leaving her younger sister, Catalina de Aragon as her heiress? How is Katherine going to juggle between three different kingdoms when she's also queen consort of England? Is Mary going to become...

Sorry everyone-as I'm not good as writer, especially in foreign language, this TL would remain quite dry and not very detailed. It is not the first time I'm touching that PoD, as it has big potential to change course of history, but is rarely used. This TL starts to diverge from our in August...

On May 3, 1507, Germaine de Foix would finally give birth to the son that her husband, Ferdinand II of Aragon wanted to avoid Aragon from falling to Philip IV of Burgundy and Joanna I of Castile’s rule, the child would be named and baptized as John or John, Prince of Girona. On 1516, Ferdinand...

What if the Montferrat Palaiologos inherit Aragon, would they try to reconquer Constantinople? IOTL they gained a claim to Majorca. I think the Montferrat, sons of the claimant to Majorca could have a male issue that could marry Joanna of Aragon b. 1375, how would a Palaiologos Aragon affect...

As title says-when Columbus returns from his first voyage he finds that only one of Catholic Monarchs is still alive and Aragon and Castile are not united anymore. What happens? Are next voyages butterflied away or delayed due to troubles in Iberia? Or is Isabella still interested in exploring...

How much land could the Almohad realistically take with a big victory at Las navas de los Tolosa i have seen a lot of scenario were that lead to a semi Re-Reconquista were the vast majority of the peninsula end in Muslim control (wich seem a little improbable to me since Leon didn’t participated...