The year is 1217, in Lincolnshire, and by some sort of miracle King John of England never lost his Crown Jewels to the incoming tide of the Wash when fleeing from the invasion of Prince Louis of France. However, in this scenario, the "Bad King" only lives long enough to be captured at the alt historical Siege of Newark. Shortly after John signs a treaty making Prince Louis, King Louis I of England, he succumbs to dysentery. His son Henry would inherit the only lands not lost by his father in Aquitaine. And Louis would become king in both England and France.
The PoD is King Johns baggage train makes it through the Wash in one piece, his health is never negitively effected by its loss, and he then lives long enough to lose the war and his clame to the throne.
Would Henry every challenge the king for his throne in England? Would Louis sign the Magna Carta? And most importantly is this even possible?
The PoD is King Johns baggage train makes it through the Wash in one piece, his health is never negitively effected by its loss, and he then lives long enough to lose the war and his clame to the throne.
Would Henry every challenge the king for his throne in England? Would Louis sign the Magna Carta? And most importantly is this even possible?