I mean in this scenario Henry ditches Catherine in 1516, well before Elizabeth actually marries Charles, but there’s also no way they aren’t engaged thenEspecially if the 1510 girl marries Charles V............
I mean in this scenario Henry ditches Catherine in 1516, well before Elizabeth actually marries Charles, but there’s also no way they aren’t engaged thenEspecially if the 1510 girl marries Charles V............
I would pair Henry IX with a French princess - ATL daughter of Francis iii of Brittany or an earlier born daughter of Henri II and catherine de’Medici - and Charles with a daughter of Charles iii of LorraineHenry VIII (1491-1524) m. Katherine of Aragon (1485-1547)
1) Mary I, Queen of England (1516-1558) m. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558)
1) Katherine (1532-1599) m. Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor (1527-1576)2) Elizabeth (1533-1603) m. Sigismund II, King of Poland (1520-1572)3) Henry IX, King of England (1536-1598) m. a) Margaret of Austria (1536-1567), b) Lettice Knollys (1543-1634)4) Charles, Sovereign of the Netherlands (1538-1588) m. Barbara of Austria (1539-1572)
You can't have both...Charles won't marry a bastard and Henry won't divorce Katherine while Charles and Elizabeth are engagedI mean in this scenario Henry ditches Catherine in 1516, well before Elizabeth actually marries Charles, but there’s also no way they aren’t engaged then
I know there's a Queen Maria Manuela I of Portugal, but I have not thought about Spain, I can't lie. I'll edit so Charles gets SpainAlso what exactly is going on with Spain here?
Well I suppose the marriage could be annulled such that the girls both remain legitimate but…there are a lot of problems with this scenario and that’s just oneYou can't have both...Charles won't marry a bastard and Henry won't divorce Katherine while Charles and Elizabeth are engaged
I would say have the first son be a Philip who inherits Spain and the second son be a Henry who inherits England and the netherlandsI know there's a Queen Maria Manuela I of Portugal, but I have not thought about Spain, I can't lie. I'll edit so Charles gets Spain
Fair. Alt-King of Spain is a bit young for Maria Manuela, a bit old for her possible daughter, so we get separate countries hereI would say have the first son be a Philip who inherits Spain and the second son be a Henry who inherits England and the netherlands
Just have one of her sisters survive instead, if your pod is 1524 - a 6 year age gap when an heiress is on the line isn’t terrible. If you want to lessen the age gap, you could have one of Catherine of Austria’s later pregnancies produce a healthy infanta tooFair. Alt-King of Spain is a bit young for Maria Manuela, a bit old for her possible daughter, so we get separate countries here
Explain me for what reason Henry and Catherine’s daughter would be declared illegitimate if the Pope annulled their parents’ marriage. No way in the he’ll who that would happen so Charles would marry a legitimate princessYou can't have both...Charles won't marry a bastard and Henry won't divorce Katherine while Charles and Elizabeth are engaged
Completely unrealistic that Henry would set aside Catherine in the same year that she gave him a healthy kid, even if it’s a girl
The survival of a daughter born in 1510 really changes a lot but this scenario is not a realistic one
Especially if the 1510 girl marries Charles V............
Henry VIII planned to annul the marriage with Catherine of Aragon prior to the birth of Mary, so Catherine having two daughters would cause Henry VIII to annul the marriage after the birth of Mary.Completely unrealistic that Henry would set aside Catherine in the same year that she gave him a healthy kid, even if it’s a girl
The survival of a daughter born in 1510 really changes a lot but this scenario is not a realistic one
Why tho? IOTL Catherine had given Henry three stillborn kids and a son who died in infancy - here she’s given him two healthy kids and yeah they may be girls but what’s to say a son won’t follow?Henry VIII planned to annul the marriage with Catherine of Aragon prior to the birth of Mary, so Catherine having two daughters would cause Henry VIII to annul the marriage after the birth of Mary.
If you go with his name's meaning (noble and famous), you can have him take the regnal name Evyenios/Eugene.Elimer [1] of Oldenburg
[1] because I honestly don't know how you can Hellenize any of his names. Closest "Greek" sounding one would be "Anton", but "Antony I" sounds even weirder
Elimer could assume the throne with a different name, like IOTL when Carl of Denmark became King of Norway as Haakon VII in 1905.[1] because I honestly don't know how you can Hellenize any of his names. Closest "Greek" sounding one would be "Anton", but "Antony I" sounds even weirder
Because the annulment would mean they were never married, so...but I suppose a good faith clause was used hereExplain me for what reason Henry and Catherine’s daughter would be declared illegitimate if the Pope annulled their parents’ marriage
Giving Catherine another chance in that scenario goes against his personality.Why tho? IOTL Catherine had given Henry three stillborn kids and a son who died in infancy - here she’s given him two healthy kids and yeah they may be girls but what’s to say a son won’t follow?
He did it IOTL and Catherine had only one child still alive instead of twoGiving Catherine another chance in that scenario goes against his personality.
He wants a son at all costs.He did it IOTL and Catherine had only one child still alive instead of two
[1] because I honestly don't know how you can Hellenize any of his names. Closest "Greek" sounding one would be "Anton", but "Antony I" sounds even weirder
it's all fine to me as long as they don't do Otto's Mistakes.A random idea, but basically, a Vasa Greece! (i.e. Elimer of Oldenburg accepts the offer of the throne of Greece after Othon's deposition)
Elimer [1] of Oldenburg, King of Greece [1862-1895] (1844-1895) m: 1863 Maria Maximilianovna of Leuchtenberg (b.1841)
Stillborn Daughter (1865)Maria (b.1866)Sebastos [2], King of Greece [from 1895] (b.1868)Nicholas (b.1870)Alexandra (b.1871)Eugene (b.1872)Elizabeth (b.1873)
[1] because I honestly don't know how you can Hellenize any of his names. Closest "Greek" sounding one would be "Anton", but "Antony I" sounds even weirder
[2] after having endured Othon's entire reign without an heir, then a worrisome six years before Sebastos (Greek calque of Augustus- the name of Elimer's father) was born, the crowds in Greece went positively beserk when the boy- given the title "Duke of Sparta"- was presented to them
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