Ok, so I'm interested in creating a TL with an independent kingdom of Aragón and a disunited Iberian peninsula. As my POD, I'm thinking of using the second marriage of Fernando II of Aragón to Germaine de Foix; it is known that their union managed to produce at least one child, the infante Juan of Aragón (b. 1509) who died in infancy. Suppose the boy would have survived to adulthood and reigned in his fathers realms? Fernando II himself remarried with the expressed intention of ensuring the separation of the realms of Aragón and Castile (he was determined to prevent the inheritance from falling to his son-in-law, Philip the Handsome). How would this have effected European history, assuming that the kingdoms remained separated?
I'm curious to spark some discussion ;-)
Thanks.
I'm curious to spark some discussion ;-)
Thanks.
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