habsburg wank

  1. eliamartin65

    The Red Rose and the Golden Fleece - A 15th Century TL
    Threadmarks: Preface

    PREFACE Grand Collar of the Burgundian Order of the Golden Fleece, established in 1430 by Philippe III, Duke of Burgundy, in order to celebrate his third marriage to Princess Isabel of Portugal. Having fallen out of disuse during the rule of Philippe's son Charles, the order was later...
  2. Mary’s miracle

    What if Mary Tudor’s first pregnancy was real?
  3. Mary and Maximilian

    What would happen if Mary of Burgundy do not die in 1482?
  4. The three branches of the Habsburg

    What if Charles V married Mary Tudor (the elder) in 1515 and as consequence the Habsburg would be divided in three branches instead of the OTL two?
  5. Rognvald

    The Blood Anointed Sword: The Decline and Fall of the Habsburg Empire, 1614-1660
    Threadmarks: Foreward

    Foreward On the venerable source of wisdom that is TVTropes, there is a page entitled the “Sliding Scale of Alternate History.” This scale aims to explain the different approaches that authors take to works of alternate history fiction. On the one end is the hard alternate history; extensively...
  6. Kaiserreich333

    Royal Weddings of the XVII and XVIII Century in a world where the Habsburgs won the Thirty Years' War

    This is part of a larger timeline I called "Habsburg Concord" which explores a world where the Habsburgs won the 30 Years' War, in this thread I want to explore how the Habsburg victory in the war would influence royal marriages in the 17th century and XVIII PoD takes place in November 1630...
  7. Could the Habsburgs "unify" Germany in the 16th/17th centuries?

    Like it says on the tin. Could the House of Habsburg, assuming lots and I mean lots of things go right for them, plausibly impose their power over the principalities and electorates scattered throughout the HRE in the period starting with the onset of the Protestant Reformation and the ending...
  8. Maria, Queen of Spain and Isabella, Princess of Asturias

    What if Mary Tudor lived longer than OTL, causing the match between her stepson don Carlos and Elisabeth of France going ahead as originally planned? If Henry II still died in the tournament for Elisabeth‘s wedding and Francis II of France also died after a short reign, Marie Stuart would be...
  9. Mary, Queen and Empress
    Threadmarks: POD

    What will happen if Edward, Prince of Wales died in 1540, followed shortly after by his devastated father? With Henry VIII dead in 1541, Catherine Howard would be the Dowager Queen, a young and rich widow free to remarry, while Mary Tudor will follow his father as Queen. In OTL Mary, after...
  10. Empress Isabella Clara Eugenia and her world
    Threadmarks: Ernest and Isabella’s children

    As usual work-in-progress tree, I will add later some info about events Ernest I of Austria, Holy Roman Emperor (b.1553) married Isabella Clara Eugenia of Austria-Spain (b. 1566) in 1584 Maximilian III, Holy Roman Emperor (b. 1585) married Magdalene of Bavaria (b. 1587) in 1603 Archduchess...
  11. GauchoBadger

    WI: Austrian Savoy

    With a PoD between 1559 (recognition of savoyard independence by Valois France) and 1848, how can we unite the Austrian kingdom with Savoy-Piedmont? How does this affect Italy as a whole, what with the Habsburgs controlling most of northern Italy (and possibly also southern Italy, if we can...
  12. GauchoBadger

    WI: Habsburg victory in the Spanish Succession War

    What if the Habsburg faction in the continent-wide struggle for Spain's throne after Carlos II's death had somehow won in the end? What are the overall effects on Europe? In my view, Britain was as wary of a surgent France (as per OTL) as of a resurgent Habsburg hegemony. Thus, i could...
  13. AHC Austrian Habsburg wank

    Very simple: as per the title, make Habsburg austrian branch the dominant power in continental Europe by the 20th century. Rules: -POD must not be sooner than 30 years war. -Austria may, at any moment unify Germany, the HRE, or whatever you deem appropriate. -Bonus points if you don't mess up...
  14. Thirty years' war WI: Long-term effects of a Habsburg Victory?

    So for the first half of the Thirty years' war (1618-35) the Habsburgs had more or less won against every opponent they faced. They beat the German Protestants, the Danish and the Swedish and seemed well on their way to victory when the French intervened. After that the war stalemated and became...
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