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Hija de Paz
Hija de Paz

Hija de Paz

On July 10 of 1498, Margaret of Austria would give birth to a daughter who is sworn as the heiress of Castile and Aragon, she would name after the Queen of Castile. She is named as Isabella of Castile and on the birth of his cousin, Miguel da Paz, she is betrothed and later married to Miguel da Paz on 1513, it is said that his mother and himself was able to survive because she was born and he is born in portugal, when they grown up, Miguel would love her with all of his heart and would believe that due to her mother survived and because of her his own siblings are born., due to the survival of Isabella and Miguel, Maria would remarry to Philibert, duke of Savoy who would sire three surviving children with her, giving birth to Filippo II of Savoy (1502), Maria of Savoy(1504) and Ferdinando of Savoy(1510) and Catherine of Aragon would be promptly remarried to Henry, Duke of York on 1505 after the death of her first husband, she would give birth to four surviving children, namely Margaret(1506), Elizabeth(1510), Henry(1511) and Mary(1515).

The birth of Infanta Isabella would restore the health and vigor of Queen Isabella of Castile, who was mourning and it would extend her life till 1510.

Margaret of Austria would be asked to leave by her father in 1500 to marry the duke of Saxony but however she would choose to stay, so the Duke of Saxony,Elector Frederick III would marry Sidonie of Bavaria instead, on 1503, Margaret of Austria would arrange a betrothal and later marry the future King of Naples on 1504, the then Ferdinand, duke of Calabria would stay on the Castilian court until he became King of Naples, she would give birth to two further children, namely Charles, Prince of Calabria, the future Charles IV of Naples(May 10, 1506) and Maria(June 2, 1510) sired by him.
 
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The prevented inheritances and a secure inheritance
The prevented inheritances and a secure inheritance

The elderly, twice-divorced and childless king Vladislaus II of Hungary of the Jagiellon dynasty had been searching a wife capable of giving him a son. His sights were set on a powerful alliance, and Anne of Foix-Candale, closely related to French royalty, was a good choice while his brother Sigismund the old is married to Barbara Zapolya who is able to give her husband enough heirs and survive up to 1530’s, she is the mother of Sigismund Augustus(1520), Wojciech I, duke of Opole-Raciborz(1527), Hedwig, Duchess of Brandenburg(1513), Isabella, Queen of France(1518) and Queen Catherine of Sweden(1526).

The birth of the two children by the two nearest the Spanish throne would have prevented the Austrians from inheriting the Spanish inheritance, Miguel and his fiance Isabella would be the one who would prevent the Austro-Burgundians from inheriting any thing of the Spanish inheritances.

“Philip the Handsome and Joanna of Castile are said to be upset not inheriting the Spanish thrones.”

~Cesare Borgia

Philip of Burgundy would die on 1510, leaving his wife, Juana a widow and the children’s custodies would go to Bianca Sforza and Juana sent to a convent, Frederick III and the other would be the betrothal of Eleanor, Ferdinand and Charles, Charles would be betrothed to Anne of Bohemia and Hungary, daughter of Vladislaus II and Anne of Foix-Candale while Ferdinand would be betrothed to Bona Sforza who is almost a decade older than him as his first wife, Eleanor of Austria would be married off to William IV, duke of Bavaria which would unite the Habsburgs and Wittelsbachs for an extended point in time while Isabella would marry Christian II of Denmark and Mary would marry Louis, the King of Bohemia and Hungary while Catherine of Austria would be made as the wife of the Duke of Ferrara, Ercole II, D’Este.

The Infertility of Mary of Austria would make the Kingdoms of Bohemia and Hungary to go to the Habsburgs on 1549 due to Charles V’s wife Anne of Bohemia, Mary of Austria would outlive her hungarian husband while the second son of Sigismund Augustus, Wojciech Olbract is granted Opole and Raciborz after the death of Duke John II of Opole-Raciborz on 1530 by his cousin King Louis and he would remain as regent for him until 1540 on his majority.
 
Anne of Brittany
Anne of Brittany

As Duchess, Anne fiercely defended the independence of her Duchy. She arranged the marriage of her daughter, Claude, heiress of the Duchy, to Charles of Austria, to reinforce the Franco-Spanish alliance and ensure French success in the Italian Wars. The marriage contract was signed on 10 August 1501 in Lyon by François de Busleyden, Archbshop of Besançon, William de Croÿ, Nicolas de Rutter and Pierre Lesseman, all ambassadors of Duke Philip of Burgundy, Charles' father. However, the engagement was cancelled by Louis XII when it became likely that Anne would not produce a male heir. Anne, determined to maintain Breton independence, refused until death to sanction the marriage, pushing instead for Claude to marry Charles, or for her other daughter, Renée, to inherit the Duchy. On March 10, 1512, Anne of Brittany would be able to give birth to a son, named Charles, however her plans for Claude would be frustrated as Charles, the one she wanted to marry to Claude, Charles of Austria is betrothed to Anne of Bohemia and Hungary and the marriage of Claude and Francis, duke of Angouleme would go forward and Anne of Brittany would die on 1513 after the birth of her son.

The Dwarf, Anne of Navarre would remarry to Louis XII on 1514, who would remain married to Louis XII to 1519 until his death giving birth to only a daughter named Charlotte on 1516, while Henry II of Navarre is betrothed to Renee of France.
 
Miguelinhas
Miguelinhas

In the west, Malacca was captured by Portuguese in 1511. The delicate balance between Demak and Daha ended when Udara asked Portugal for help in Malacca and forced Demak to attack both Malacca and Daha under Adipati Yunus to end this alliance. A large number of courtiers, artisans, priests, and members of the royalty moved east to the island of Bali. The refugees probably fled to avoid Demak retribution for their support for Ranawijaya against Kertabhumi.

The Portuguese would retain their alliance with the Hindu Majapahit faction and Prabu Udara would will his lands to the Portuguese which results in parts of Java under the Portuguese and this alliance would spread to Sunda, Bali and the northern half of Saludong which is under Majapahit influence until which would mean Saludong would be a Portuguese, and the Kingdom of Caboloan would be a Portuguese vassal, Sunda and the Balinese kingdoms would be Portuguese vassals as well giving the city of Jayakarta as a Portuguese possesion, the alliance of the which frustrated the peace plans with the Bruneians who rule the Southern part of the Island of Saludong via a marriage treaty because the Northern part of Saludong would go under the Portuguese and the Portuguese would continue to war with the Bruneians and gained Tondo in one battle.

This was the time when the Castilian throne would explore a trade route to the Spice Islands under Magellan on 1521 and the Islas de San Lazaro or Miguelinhas would be put under the jurisdiction of New Spain, the jurisdiction of the Castilian East Indies and Portuguese East Indies would not have a border until the Bruneians are defeated by the Spanish but it did not matter as the two thrones are under one monarch.
 
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The marriage of the two monarchs
The marriage of the two monarchs

Miguel of Portugal would have three further siblings, Beatrice of Portugal b. May 10, 1500 and John of Portugal b. June 4, 1505, via his mother, Isabella of Aragon and his father Manuel I of Portugal.
On 1510, the death of the Queen of Castile would happen and Isabella II of Castile would confirm her betrothal with her cousin and married him on 1513, the marriage was easily done and many would greet her marriage including Emperor Maximilian, she would give birth to two boys, namely, Ferdinand (June 10, 1518) and Manuel(May 10, 1522) and three girls namely Margaret(June 4, 1514), Eleanor(November 4, 1520) and Catherine(June 2, 1524).
Miguel would inherit the Portuguese throne on 1530, on the death of Manuel I of Portugal uniting the three thrones of Iberia into one country with the exception of Navarre which is allied with France.
 
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