henry v of england

  1. TheDoofusUser

    WI : Henry V outlives Charles V, Charles VI, and Louis III

    Here's a question that's been on my mind as I've started looking at the HYW and I read a few threads on Henry V outliving either Charles VI and Charles VII and on a thread (this one) about the latter, one person suggested the idea of Louis III Duke of Anjou, who OTL died in 1434 of Malaria...
  2. What if Henry V outlived Charles VI

    In 1420, English control over France seemed inevitable. The signing of the Treaty of Troyes guaranteed that Henry V and his heirs would inherit the French throne after the death of French king Charles VI. But Henry died just two months before Charles did, undermining the treaty. What if Henry...
  3. WI: Henry V lives longer; leaves only daughters

    And lots of them! 1) Lady Mary (b. 10 Nov 1421) 2) Lady Blanche (b. 31 Aug 1423) 3) Lady Catherine (b. 8 Sept 1424) 4) Lady Isabelle (b. 20 Oct 1425, posthumously) So, the POD for this WI is that Henry V consummates his marriage with Catherine of Valois slightly earlier than OTL, resulting in...
  4. ordinarylittleme

    WI: Isabella of Valois and Henry V marry, but only have daughters?

    Well. The title should be pretty clear. Isabella, widow to deposed king Richard II, refused to marry Henry V due to his status as the son of a murderer (her words). Let's say she agreed to this marriage, and it was consummated, unfortunately she's a little like OTL's Katherine of Aragon and...
  5. Basileus_Komnenos

    DBWI: No Plantagenet Dual Monarchy of England and France

    How would the politics of Europe change without the formation of the Plantagenet Dual Monarchy otherwise Known as the Royal Plantagenet Commonwealth or the Plantagenet Empire change the history and geopolitical situation of Europe? The Dual Monarchy officially traces its origin to King Henri V...
  6. WI: Henry V of England outlives Charles VI of France

    Not long ago, I asked what might happen if Henry V died much earlier. So now I think I'll take the opposite approach. Let's say Henry managed to dodge the bout of dysentery that killed him like an Oregon Trail player in 1422, and so he outlived his father-in-law Charles VI. How would that have...
  7. WI: Henry of Monmouth killed at Shrewsbury

    During the Glyndŵr Rising, the House of Percy took up arms against Henry IV of England. Sir Harry Hotspur squared off against the King and his son Henry of Monmouth (the future Henry V) at the Battle of Shrewsbury. As the battle raged, the prince took an arrow to the face. Fortunately for him...
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