Henry the Young King and Douce II of Provence

I sometimes think that Douce II of Provence is great as a second wife of Henry the Young King after his wife Margaret dies giving birth to his son William, it would give him a regent and his son to Douce II would also be an excellent heir to Aquitaine as well.
 
I sometimes think that Douce II of Provence is great as a second wife of Henry the Young King after his wife Margaret dies giving birth to his son William, it would give him a regent and his son to Douce II would also be an excellent heir to Aquitaine as well.
Henry the Young King would never inherit Aquitaine so neither will his son (unless Richard die childless and choose this nephew as heir)
 
Well, Douce is similar to similar to Isabella of Angouleme except she is 3 generations older.
I am just saying who unless the pretty unlikely situation in which Richard has no so by Alys of France and had an extremely good relationship with at least one between Henry the Young King, Douce or their son, the chances of seeing the son of the Young King by his second wife as Duke of Aquitaine are really pretty low...

A better scenario would be Henry the Young King remarrying to Alys (but why? Vexin was also Margaret’s dowry and now belong to William and I do not remember what lands were originally chosen as her dowry)
 
I am just saying who unless the pretty unlikely situation in which Richard has no so by Alys of France and had an extremely good relationship with at least one between Henry the Young King, Douce or their son, the chances of seeing the son of the Young King by his second wife as Duke of Aquitaine are really pretty low...

A better scenario would be Henry the Young King remarrying to Alys (but why? Vexin was also Margaret’s dowry and now belong to William and I do not remember what lands were originally chosen as her dowry)

Actually, the only brother I see marrying Douce aside from the Young King is John who IOTL married Isabella of Angouleme, but Douce is slightly older than John.
 
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