Charles VIII
III
Before the marriage between the Dauphin and Elizabeth of York has been finalized, she was able to meet with her sisters and talk about their marriages and she have decided what will happen to two of her sisters Mary and Cecily the two next to the succession after her
Elizabeth of York as Elizabeth I as the Queen in exile would decide that Louis, Duke of Orleans would marry her sister, Mary of York, her younger sister Cecily should marry Henry Tudor and Anne of York will marry James IV which she talked with her sisters.
After the marriage and between the Dauphin and Elizabeth of York, Elizabeth of York and the Dauphin had some contact with each other and it has been decided that Louis II, duke of Orleans will be released from her marriage from Charles VIII's sister Jeanne and have Louis II, duke of Orleans marry Mary of York, since Louis II was forced to marry it was easy to dissolve their marriage and send Jeanne of Valois to nunnery and marry Louis II, duke of Orleans to Mary of York on the latter part of the same year as Elizabeth of York on August 1484, in the case of Cecily, Elizabeth of York would send emissaries from the French court saying that James IV and Anne of York are betrothed and the two will marry once Elizabeth of York is reigning her rightful throne and Cecily is married to Henry Tudor in order to put him on their side.
On 1485 Elizabeth of York will hear of rumors that her brother is dead and readied herself of the possibility of reigning herself as queen of England in her own right, she heard that her own two brothers were smothered in their pillows and are dead.
Elizabeth of York would dismiss Anne de Beaujeu from the court when her Charles VIII was declared as capable to rule on his own on 1485, which had so much resentment in the court as Anne de Beaujeu served as the regent for so long and she would lament her fate and her sister, Jeanne's fate.
On March 4, 1486 The most awaited event, which was lavishly celebrated by the entire Kingdom of France was the birth of a son by Elizabeth of York, Queen of England, France and Lady of Ireland and Queen consort of France, the little Prince was christened with a great fast in Paris in the prescence of many lords and nobles. In Capetian Tradition he was given the name of his grandfather, Louis, Jeanne de Laval one of the godmothers and wife of Rene of Anjou added the name Orlando to his name.
A month after the birth of Louis Orlando, the Dauphin and Prince of Wales, Catherine of Aragon b. 1485, the youngest daughter of the Catholic Monarchs was chosen to marry Louis Orlando to settle the war between France and Spain and to settle the succession in England and included in the dowry is the Counties of Rousillon and Cerdagne.
Note:
Elizabeth of York m. Charles VIII(a)
1a. Louis Orlando, Dauphin b.1486
2a. Margaret of France b. 1487
3a. Charles, Duke of Normandy b. 1491
4a. Bonne of France b. 1496
5a. Philip, Duke of Aquitaine b. 1499
6a. Elizabeth of France b. 1503
Marie of Burgundy m. Maximilian I
1a. Philip of Austria b. 1476
2a. Margaret of Austria b. 1480
3a. Francis of Austria b. 1482
4a. Catherine of Austria b. 1486
5a. Frederick of Austria b. 1488
Bridget of York and Cesare Borgia is a fun match I think..