I've mentioned this once:
Carlos IV manages to flee with his family to the Americas when Godoy suggested him to do, in 1808. Then after Napoleon's fall he is restored to the throne instead of his son. As pro-independence movements begin to grow in the colonies, some of their leaders manage to contact with Charles' sons (some of them could have remained in America as viceroys) and win them for the cause. By Carlos' death in 1819 there is an Empire of Mexico, an Empire of Peru and probably a Kingdom of New Granada.
Carlos IV manages to flee with his family to the Americas when Godoy suggested him to do, in 1808. Then after Napoleon's fall he is restored to the throne instead of his son. As pro-independence movements begin to grow in the colonies, some of their leaders manage to contact with Charles' sons (some of them could have remained in America as viceroys) and win them for the cause. By Carlos' death in 1819 there is an Empire of Mexico, an Empire of Peru and probably a Kingdom of New Granada.