AHC Yorkist France

Richard III kills Charles VIII in battle as revenge for Bosworth (he is victorious) during the struggle for Brittany, Maximilian marries Anne of Brittany and the York controls parts of upper Normandy and more of Picardy areas near Burgundy and Brittany. France wages war against holy roman empire and spain/portugal (non-hapsburgs) and then paris burns to the grounds as the grand finale of the italian wars. Sort of my TL!
 
Richard III kills Charles VIII in battle as revenge for Bosworth (he is victorious) during the struggle for Brittany, Maximilian marries Anne of Brittany and the York controls parts of upper Normandy and more of Picardy areas near Burgundy and Brittany. France wages war against holy roman empire and spain/portugal (non-hapsburgs) and then paris burns to the grounds as the grand finale of the italian wars. Sort of my TL!
Kinda breaks the point of House of York in control of France not England...
 
Louis XI ditching his wife & marrying a relative of Edward IV? Any children they would have had would have been strong Yorkist Allies @ the very least(I don't know that much about Edward but all those
medieval kings had plenty of relatives; surely Edward had one he could have palmed off on France!)
 
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An idea I had:
Surviving John I Postumous, half sister marries John of Montfort leading to his acknowledgement as Duke John IV of Brittany c41, John I's son dies leading to him acknowledging his sister's son as heir in absence of future sons, Joan's daughter marries the heir of Duke of York, death of John I, death of John V, York claims Brittany and France backed by England.
 
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