Given that his father married Margaret of Anjou of all possible brides, I suppose its plausible, but what is the reason for Bona?
you do know that the real Edward IV was betrothed to Bona before marrying Elizabeth Woodville, right?
Given that his father married Margaret of Anjou of all possible brides, I suppose its plausible, but what is the reason for Bona?
Just butting in here, with an absurd thought. If you want to preserve the Lancastrian ?Dynasty, why not have Henry V live longer than he did? Married to katherine de Valois as he was, him living even ten to fifteen years longer could cause tremendous butterflies.
First, there's the chance of more children for Henry V. If you add more sons, a few younger brothers for Henry VI, there might be a chance he Henry VI dies young, before he gets a chance to inherit his father's crown, and maybe there will be a more capable younger brother-possibly named Richard-to take over when Henry V does die.
Second major butterfly will be this...
If Henry V lives to say 1442 instead of 1422, then Katherine de Valois will never end up marrying Owen-Owain?-Tudor...
So, no Jasper Tudor, and no Edmund Tudor.
Since no Edmund Tudor, Margaret Beaufort will end up marrying someone different, and Henry VII will never be born...
You can have Henry VI married to Blanche of Navarre who in OTL married the Impotent King of Castile or Isabel de Armanhac(the daughter of the Duke of Armanhac in Gascony)Thanks but I don't want a HYW TL at the moment. Maybe later....
you do know that the real Edward IV was betrothed to Bona before marrying Elizabeth Woodville, right?
Just butting in here, with an absurd thought. If you want to preserve the Lancastrian ?Dynasty, why not have Henry V live longer than he did? Married to katherine de Valois as he was, him living even ten to fifteen years longer could cause tremendous butterflies....