What if Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville's first child, born on 11th February 1466, had been a son instead of a daughter.
If Edward IV still dies in 1483 he'd be succeeded by a 17 year old son, old enough to avoid a minority.
What happens next? Does Gloucester still make a play for the throne, or would he even need to?
Presumably Henry Tudor will either rot in exile or hope for a pardon from the new King and a restoration of his Earldom of Richmond.
If Edward IV still dies in 1483 he'd be succeeded by a 17 year old son, old enough to avoid a minority.
What happens next? Does Gloucester still make a play for the throne, or would he even need to?
Presumably Henry Tudor will either rot in exile or hope for a pardon from the new King and a restoration of his Earldom of Richmond.