edward vi

In this ATL, let's presume that Edward VI lives longer than he does in OTL. What suitors would he consider for his two older sisters, Elizabeth and Mary? Also, let's say that Henry VIII had two sons and a daughter by Catherine Howard, all of which were Protestant (erasing the possibility of a...

So, assume that king Edward VI of England, legitimate male child of Henry VIII by Jane Seymour, recovers from his illness in 1553 and goes on to reign for, say, around 40 more years. What are the effects on... -Religion in Great Britain? Had Mary never ascended to the throne, could Protestantism...

I did similar thread before but focused more on diferent Mary. So-during Henry VII last campaign in France in 1546 young prince Edward fell seriously ill, after hearing news about his son's illness Henry decided to make peace with Francis the same day Emperor Charles did and return to England...

August 1548, ship carrying six years old Queen of Scots to France is wrecked on English coast as result of powerful storm. From English perspective this accident is seen as act of God. Young Queen survived and is taken to London. What will happen now? Likely Mary of Guise is forced to agree for...

Since the rumor of the Bisley Boy (by Bram Stoker, no less) - that Elizabeth was replaced before puberty by a boy when she suddenly died and said boy was unlikely to have carried out the farce forever are highly unlikely, what if the rumor that she had a crush on Thomas Seymour and acted on it -...

This is totally AU but if Henry had 3+ children and betrothed them while they were in childhood (I.e while he was alive), who do you think he would marry them off too? As in the best choices (strongest allies, etc) obviously considering his break from the Catholic Church! Child 1 - Female...

A few things I was wondering, but didn’t want to post three separate threads for fear it would be seen as spamming. 1. Would it be possible for Henry VIII to marry a foreign wife once he’s disposed of Anne Boleyn? I know OTL he married Jane Seymour a few days later in 1536, but would it...

What do you think would have resulted if King Henry VIII had been successful in his rough wooing, and was able to force Dowager Queen Marie De Guise to hand over her daughter Queen Mary I of Scots to be raised in England? Also, let's say that Edward VI were to live a long and healthy life rather...

In 1485, Henry VII conquered Richard III and declared himself King of England. Richard's widow, the 28 year old Anne Neville, is taken prisoner along with her young nephew Edward of Warwick. Once Henry has had his coronation and married Elizabeth of York, Anne Neville is married to the Dowager...