Henry IV of England had plans to marry his son, Henry V, to Richard II's widow, Isabelle de Valois. This didn't happen and Henry V later married her much younger sister, Catherine, who after his death became Mrs. Tudor. In the meantime Isabelle married her second cousin, the later father of Louis XII, but died in childbed.
What if Hal and Isabelle (Charles VI's eldest daughter) had married? How would a Henry V married to her and not Charles' second youngest surviving child affect the 100YW? Also, I'm not aware of Isabelle's daughter suffering from whatever-it-was that led to Charles' nickname of le fou, but that could just be the knit one, skip one, slip one of genetics.
What if Hal and Isabelle (Charles VI's eldest daughter) had married? How would a Henry V married to her and not Charles' second youngest surviving child affect the 100YW? Also, I'm not aware of Isabelle's daughter suffering from whatever-it-was that led to Charles' nickname of le fou, but that could just be the knit one, skip one, slip one of genetics.
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