Blood and Diplomacy
Halych-Volyn TL
Blood and Diplomacy
Frederick, the young son of Frederick the Fair would survive and his wife Isabella of Aragon would bear another daughter named Agnes (1322), who will be the peace offering for Henry XV of Bavaria.
George/Yuriy of Lutsk would survive in 1321 in Lithuanian Captivity after losing and marries Aldona of Bohemia as a condition of his own release.
Leo II died, together with his brother Andrew, in 1323, but there is disagreement over whether they were battling the Mongol-Tatars, and over whether the deaths occurred while defending Pidliashia or Berestia, regardless of the detail, Yuriy of Lutsk and his wife, Aldona of Lithuania would be King and Queen of Halich-Volyn
The marriage of George or Yuriy of Halych would end the planned Polish-Lithuanian marriage plans as Aldona was once betrothed to Prince Casimir and an alliance between the Galicians and Lithuanians which would guarantee the survival of the Galician state in the long term, the jilting of alliance would cause the Poles to look to the Austrians and the Dowager Queen of Poland and Bohemia.
Casimir III would marry Agnes of Bohemia for Lokietek to ally with Dowager Queen Elizabeth Richeza and Bolko II of Swidnica-Jawor was married to Anna of Austria in order to create a Habsburg-Polish alliance, Andrew of Galicia would continue to be allied with the Poles due to him being nephew of Wladyslaw the Elbowhigh, the two ladies were married after the marriage plans was discussed in 1324 but in the case of Anna, the marriage would have to wait until 1330, another marriage was arranged between Eric Christoffersen and Princess Jadwiga of Poland, a marriage that would create an alliance between Poland and Denmark in both Blood and diplomacy.
Agnes of Bohemia would have numerous surviving children with Casimir III namely Elizabeth of Poland (1325), Richeza of Poland(1328), Wladyslaw of Poland(1330), Jadwiga of Poland(1332), Boleslaw of Poland(1336).
note:
I noticed that @thezerech liked the TL so reviving it.
@krieger @Jan Olbracht
Blood and Diplomacy
Frederick, the young son of Frederick the Fair would survive and his wife Isabella of Aragon would bear another daughter named Agnes (1322), who will be the peace offering for Henry XV of Bavaria.
George/Yuriy of Lutsk would survive in 1321 in Lithuanian Captivity after losing and marries Aldona of Bohemia as a condition of his own release.
Leo II died, together with his brother Andrew, in 1323, but there is disagreement over whether they were battling the Mongol-Tatars, and over whether the deaths occurred while defending Pidliashia or Berestia, regardless of the detail, Yuriy of Lutsk and his wife, Aldona of Lithuania would be King and Queen of Halich-Volyn
The marriage of George or Yuriy of Halych would end the planned Polish-Lithuanian marriage plans as Aldona was once betrothed to Prince Casimir and an alliance between the Galicians and Lithuanians which would guarantee the survival of the Galician state in the long term, the jilting of alliance would cause the Poles to look to the Austrians and the Dowager Queen of Poland and Bohemia.
Casimir III would marry Agnes of Bohemia for Lokietek to ally with Dowager Queen Elizabeth Richeza and Bolko II of Swidnica-Jawor was married to Anna of Austria in order to create a Habsburg-Polish alliance, Andrew of Galicia would continue to be allied with the Poles due to him being nephew of Wladyslaw the Elbowhigh, the two ladies were married after the marriage plans was discussed in 1324 but in the case of Anna, the marriage would have to wait until 1330, another marriage was arranged between Eric Christoffersen and Princess Jadwiga of Poland, a marriage that would create an alliance between Poland and Denmark in both Blood and diplomacy.
Agnes of Bohemia would have numerous surviving children with Casimir III namely Elizabeth of Poland (1325), Richeza of Poland(1328), Wladyslaw of Poland(1330), Jadwiga of Poland(1332), Boleslaw of Poland(1336).
note:
I noticed that @thezerech liked the TL so reviving it.
@krieger @Jan Olbracht
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