I saw this scenario posted on another alt history site, and it intrigued me. It used the POD that Henry VI's son, Edward of Westminster, consumated his marriage to Anne Neville (according to the site this was possible, however, my knowledge of pre Tudor English history is sketchy at best), and that when he died the Lancastrian princess of Wales was pregnant.
Edward IV (Yorkist) still marries Elizabeth Woodville and has all his kids, before dying on schedule. However, Anne Neville has a daughter in 1471/72. Richard of Gloucester as regent then betrothed the young Edward V to lets call her Mary of Lancaster (other name suggestions welcome), and until around 1720 the house of Plantagenet rules England, and later Scotland.
I was simply wondering if such a situation would be plausible?
Edward IV (Yorkist) still marries Elizabeth Woodville and has all his kids, before dying on schedule. However, Anne Neville has a daughter in 1471/72. Richard of Gloucester as regent then betrothed the young Edward V to lets call her Mary of Lancaster (other name suggestions welcome), and until around 1720 the house of Plantagenet rules England, and later Scotland.
I was simply wondering if such a situation would be plausible?