james i of england

So this is an idea I've been toying around with for a bit and would love to get some perspective on. Henri IV, the first Bourbon King of France, was assassinated in 1610 right before intervening against the Austrians in the War of the Julich succession with the Protestant Princes of the Empire...

This is a scenario I've been thinking about for a while: The Spanish Armada was victorious in 1588, the Armada came by surprise against the English fleet, sailing near Cornwall, with the help of a great storm, which seriously damaged some English ships before the battle. After the English fleet...

Albion Rising: A Henry Frederick Timeline Chapter 1: Parliament February, 1610 James Stuart, King of England, Scotland, Ireland and France, shifted from one foot to another. He was waiting for members of his Household to appear so that they could begin the ritual that would signal...

Basically between 1603 to 1625 James I otl tried to unify the English and Scottish churches and while he came close, he didn't manage to unify the Church of England and Scotland. How could James I accomplish this? What would be the repercussions of this? What would be the effects of it in Ireland?

Chapter 1: The Scottish King of England From The Union of Crowns by Robert William Johnson “It was in January of 1603 when Queen Elizabeth, first of her name, had first developed a bad cold and had been advised by her physicians and her chief astrologer, Dr. Dee to move from Whitehall to...

So I've been trying to figure out what would have happened if Henry Frederick Stuart didn't die prematurely. I have him marrying Catherine de'Medici (1593-1629) when he's still the Prince of Wales. When Catherine dies in 1629 he has the chance to remarry without his father's interference...

James I wanted to be seen as a peacemaker and married his children to spouses of different denominations. What if he married his son to a protestant and his daughter to a Catholic instead of the other way around? Who would be Elizabeth's Catholic groom? I've heard that Anne of Denmark wanted a...

So Anna of Denmark had seven children, only three of whom reached adulthood. This isn't anywhere near being a timeline, but I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the possible effects if all seven survived. The children are: Henry (19 February 1594) Elizabeth (19 August 1596) Margaret...

Not discussing how alternate successions to the crown could have gone; rather, what other names the monarchs that did reign could have taken. A King of Queen can take either their first name, or a middle name. The current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, uses her first name (Elizabeth Alexandra...

For some time I have been looking to write a timeline in which Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales (1594-1612) and eldest son of King James I of England, survives. However, for all my research, I have not been able to get very far due to the question of his marriage. In OTL both King James and...