I know the themes of an Anglo-French and Anglo-Dutch union have been fully explored on these boards for the most part, as well as the aftermath of both longterm. Be that as it may, a search of the forums doesn't yield any significant results (let alone, a coherent timeline) for one with Spain. So, with the earliest POD being 1500, is the establishment of a personal union between Spain (or at least, whatever unifies to become Spain at that point) and England possible? Moreover, a long-lasting one? The union can be dominated by either power, or can have both rest on equal footing. Obviously, the sooner into the 16th century you are able to have it happen would be more interesting, particularly after the creation of the Anglican Church and the reign of Henry VIII. I imagine that soon after the 16th century, such an idea becomes near impossible to achieve. My only caveat is that using a successful Spanish Armada is too easy.
In any case, I suppose the answer is open to peaceful succession and open conflict. If you can make such a union last at least 2 generations, (if not, longer - even permanently) kudos to you. The basic premise is the heart of my question, however. Go!
In any case, I suppose the answer is open to peaceful succession and open conflict. If you can make such a union last at least 2 generations, (if not, longer - even permanently) kudos to you. The basic premise is the heart of my question, however. Go!
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