If you didn't know, Queen Mary II suffered one or two miscarriage(s)/stillbirth(s) in 1680 and 1681 - however, it left her barren. Now, my question is, what if the pregnancy had carried to term, and the baby lived - boy or girl doesn't really matter.
My question is this, when Queen Mary II died in 1694 of the dratted pox, who would've succeeded her, the child (under a regency, I think, IDK what the age of majority in England was) or does the child only succeed once both parents are dead?
My question is this, when Queen Mary II died in 1694 of the dratted pox, who would've succeeded her, the child (under a regency, I think, IDK what the age of majority in England was) or does the child only succeed once both parents are dead?