navarre

Since starting my account a few weeks I have, in between school and course work, thinking of what to write first. My main idea has been a timeline involving a POD with an altered Battle of Poitiers in which the Dauphins Charles (OTL Charles V) and Louis, and John (of Berry), as well as the...

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...

So I've been wondering what the French succession would be like if Henri I de Bourbon-Condé didn't die in March 1588 and Henri IV, King of France, was killed in battle in 1589 leaving his uncle Charles, Archbishop of Rouen, as his heir. Charles, however, dies soon after as OTL. So here are a...

In 1314 a scandal known as the Tour de Nestle affair happened and the daughters-in-law of Philip IV were accused of adultery which would lead to women not being trusted on the French Throne. On November 29th 1314 Philip IV died and was succeeded by his son Louis X who was also King of Navarre as...

Recently, we had some discuss about Henri III/IV and his first wife Marguerite having children and the consequences for French succession. But what if these two do NOT marry in the first place? Let's say Charles IX and Catherine de Medici renounce to the controversial idea of this marriage. What...

I am actually doing a timeline where Otto IV has both HRE and Aquitaine as the successor of Richard I in Aquitaine, how would it affect the Angevin Empire as a whole if he becomes the ruler of Aquitaine and marries Blanche of Navarre, how would this affect John II's reign as the King of England...

Otto of Brunswick would be chosen to inherit Aquitaine on Richard I’s death without issue on 1199 and he would marry Blanche of Navarre to continue the alliance of Navarre and Aquitaine on July 1199 which would confirm him as the heir to Aquitaine despite being the anti-king of Germany, the...

Lets say, that ATL Henry IV happens to be opposite of his OTL version: he is strong and capable monarch (caplable also to provide his kingdom with legitimate heir), how is situation in Iberian Peninsula affected? Would Carlos of Viana survive as result? If John of Aragon tries to remove him...

So what are the repercussions if Henry IV of England had sons and/or daughters with his second wife Joan of Navarre, dowager Duchess of Brittany?

So, other than than the interesting Tudor method of @Cate13 how do we achieve a Navarre with an English King and dynasty? Personal union preferred but what are the most realistic options and repercussions?

Theobald, son of Henry of Navarre, died in unfortunate accident as small kid. What if he survived to adulthood? French-Navarrese union is certainly avoided, but what other changes should we expdect? Is Philip IV still marries Joan of Navarre if she is not heiress of the kingdom? And Navarre...

Through marriage of Antoine de Bourbon and Jeanne d'Albret House of Bourbon inherited throne of Navarre, but Bourbon succession in Navarre could happen much earlier and on better conditions (IOTL by the time Bourbons took over Navarre was reducedvto areas north of Pyrenees). POD is: Blanche I of...

The challenge is to set Charles II, King of the small realm of Navarre on the throne of France. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_II_of_Navarre Charles was a member of the House of Capet-Èvreux on his fathers side, the seniormost line of Capet after the Valois and was through his mother...

IOTL, the kingdoms of Aragon, Navarre, and the County of Barcelona were for a time united under a single monarch between the late 1050's and the death of the heirless Alfonso I ("the Battler") in 1134, after which Alfonso's own absurd will (which would have left the country to three Knightly...

What if Richard I marries Ingeborg of Denmark and Philippe II marries Berengaria of Navarre, how would this effect history?

King Alfonso V of Aragon had no children with his wife, Maria of Castile. Upon his death he was succeeded by younger brother in Aragon and by illegitimate son in Naples. Say that ATL Maria of Castile is not childless-she has 3 surviving kids with Alfonso (Ferdinand b. 1422, Alfonso Jr b. 1426...

What if Gaston de Foix, Duke of Nemours, had not died in the midst of the War of the League of Cambrai in 1512? How does his survival affect France's conduct in the remainder of the war? Could his survival dissuade Ferdinand of Aragon from claiming the Navarrese throne? If not, then would Gaston...

What the title says. Henri II of Navarre marries (earlier) to the younger (sometimes Protestant) daughter of Louis XII. More kids than a single daughter and a shortlived son seems likely, but otherwise?

“The English court held their collective breaths as both the Prince and Princess of Wales fell ill sometime during March of 1502, probably with the sweating sickness that was commonly found in England at the time. Prayers were said, doctors were summoned, and then early in April, both would...

With both Castile and Aragon trying to divide Navarre between themselves since the XII. century, is there any way, without pulling some ASB, to let Navarre make it into the 1600s? It doesn't matter if they're conquered afterwards by another power. By butterflying away the losses of Gipuzkoa and...