A war for Naples
On 1519, Louis, Duke of Orleans would usurp the powers regency from Catherine of Aragon which would shock her and would declare her regency as null and void due to her pandering to the Spanish and the Germans, Catherine of Aragon would be sidelined.
The first thing that Louis, duke of Orleans would do is to declare war with Aragon and Castile ruled by Philip II of Germany’s daughter Eleanor I and her husband John, Prince of Portugal.
Louis, duke of Orleans have been turned out to be manipulated by Cesare Borgia, duke of Valentinois, a military ally of the Duke of Orleans and Cesare Borgia would urge that France to occupy Naples and Rhineland on 1520 much to the shock of Catherine of Aragon and force that Artois, Naples, Flanders, Sundgau and the County of Burgundy to transfer to France and have Catherine of Austria married to Louis XII.
Ferdinand, the Duke of Calabria who is Catherine of Austria’s fiancé is insulted by this proposition, however the Germans and the Spanish would be defeated completely forcing their terms on the Dowry and the Bride and it is now Barbara of Austria who is now marrying Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria and Catherine of Austria marrying the King of France and the transfer of Elizabeth, the fiancé of Philip of Austria, the son of Elizabeth Jagiellonian with Emperor Philip II and the transfer of the counties of Burgundy, Sundgau, Artois, Hainaut and the Kingdom of Naples to French rule.
Cesare Borgia would “swim in gold” due to the victory and would reacquire Forli, Imola, Rimini, Faenza, Urbino and Romagna, Cesare would die in a heart attack afterwards and pass his tiles of Forli, Imola, Rimini, Faenza, Urbino and Romagna to Louise Borgia and Philippe de Bourbon Busset and Louis, duke of Orleans would cede power back to Catherine of Aragon and her son Louis XII on 1524.