List of Alternate Monarchs and Aristocratic Lineage

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Jonathan said:
Good idea.
Although I don’t know if he’d be given the title “great” with Alfred only being dead 167 years and Cnut more recently dying 31 years ago.
“Defender” or “Warrior King” could be used.

And he’s also the second king called Harold, with Harold Harefoot, claiming to be the first Harold, King of England from 1035 to 1040.
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In TTL there is no Normans, no Plantagenets,no Tudors, no Stuarts, no Hannovers and no Windsors
 

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Edward I did not consider Edward the Confessor so Harold I does not consider Harold harefoot
 
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House of Normandy
William I 1066-1087 m. Matilda of Flanders:
Henry I 1087-1125 m. Matilda of Scotland:
Matilda 1125-1154 m. Geoffrey Plantagenet earl of Anjou:
House of Plantagenet
Henry II 1154-1189 m. Eleanor of Aquitaine :
Richard 1189-1199
John 1199-1216 m.Isabel of Angouleme:
Henry III 1216-1270 m.Eleanor of Provence:
Edward I 1270-1306 m.Eleanor of Castile:
Edward II 1306-1328 m.Isabel of France:
Edward III 1328-1367 m.Philippa of Hainault:
Edward IV 1367-1395 m.Blanche of Bourbon:
William II 1395-1422 m.Margaret of Burgundy:
William III 1422-1456 m.Catherine of France:
 
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isabella

KaiserFriedrichIV said:
House of Normandy
William I 1066-1087 m. Matilda of Flanders:
Henry I 1087-1125 m. Matilda of Scotland:
Matilda 1125-1154 m. Geoffrey Plantagenet earl of Anjou:
House of Plantagenet
Henry II 1154-1189 m. Eleanor of Aquitaine:
Richard 1189-1199
John 1199-1216 m.Isabella of Angouleme:
Henry III 1216-1270 m.Eleanor of Provence:
Edward I 1270-1306 m.Eleanor of Castile:
Edward II 1306-1328 m.Isabella of France:
Edward III 1328-1367 m.Philippa of Hainault:
Edward IV 1367-1395 m.Blanche of Bourbon:
William II 1395-1422 m.Margaret of Burgundy:
William III 1422-1456 m.Catherine of France:
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You need to look better to the spelling
 

Deleted member 161180

KaiserFriedrichIV said:
House of Wessex
Kingdom of Wessex
Alfred "the great" 871-899
Edward "the elder" 899-924
Kingdom of England
Athelstan 924-939
Edmund I 939-970
Edgar "the peaceful" r. 970-1000
Ethelred "the unready" r. 1000-1030
Edward I r. 1030-1066
House of Godwinson
Harold I "The defender" r. 1066-1077
Godwin I r. 1077-1115
Harold II r. 1115-1146 reformed the economy
Godwin II 1146-1180 reformed England legal system
Harold III the lionheart r. 1180-1214 defeated Saladin in battle and conquered Jerusalem
Harold V "the conqueror" 1410-1445 conquered France
Harold VI "the unready" king of England and France
Harold VIII "the catholic" 1520-1556 smashes protestants into pieces and restores catholicism in all of europe
Harold I Is considered one of the greatest english kings had he failed england would be a Scandinavian or french speaking nation and he did not only that he knew that the witan wanted to elect Edgar Atheling and so Harold abolished it and made it invalid so the monarchy became hereditary he died in 1077 and left a 11 year old boy Godwin I under the regency of his uncle
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Deleted member 161180

Jonathan said:
Good idea.
Although I don’t know if he’d be given the title “great” with Alfred only being dead 167 years and Cnut more recently dying 31 years ago.
“Defender” or “Warrior King” could be used.

And he’s also the second king called Harold, with Harold Harefoot, claiming to be the first Harold, King of England from 1035 to 1040.
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Sorry but i had to give him the title "great because he defended the country from the Normans and the vikings and did remove the witan and make the monarchy hereditary
 
kasumigenx

kasumigenx

Charles I of Savoy b. 1456[1] m. Mary of Burgundy b. 1457
1a.Margaret b. 1475 m. Edward V b. 1470
2a. Philip b. 1478 m. Anne of York b. 1475
3a. Louise b. 1480 m. John, Prince of Asturias b. 1478

1. OTL he died at 15.
 

isabella

kasumigenx said:
Charles I of Savoy b. 1456[1] m. Mary of Burgundy b. 1457
1a.Margaret b. 1475 m. Edward V b. 1470
2a. Philip b. 1478 m. Anne of York b. 1475
3a. Louise b. 1480 m. John, Prince of Asturias b. 1478

1. OTL he died at 15.
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Very unlikely match. Charles the Bold is unlikely to be interested as Nicholas of Anjou or Maximilian of Austria are much more suitable matches
 

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Something I'm considering for a successful 45' timeline of mine:

Henry Benedict Stuart, Duke of York and Albany (b.1725: d.1800) m Matilde d'Este (b,1729: d.1803)

Issue:

James, Duke of York and Albany (b.1750)

stillborn son (b.1752: d.1752)

Maria Clementina of York (b.1755)

Charles of York and Albany (b.1758)

stillborn daughter (b.1759: d.1759)

Charlotte of York and Albany (b.1761)

Henry of York and Albany (b.1763: d.1770)
 

Jan Olbracht

Joanna the Mad drowns in Tagus river in 1494 (it almost happened IOTL) so it is her sister Maria who marries Philip Habsburg, meanwhile Catherine of Aragon marries Manuel Aviz as his second wife.

Family of Maria:

Maria I (1482-1520) Queen of Castile 1504, m. a) Philip (1478-1506) Duke of Burgundy b) Alfonso (1489-1563) Duke of Segorbe, King of Castile iure uxoris

1a) Eleanor (1499-1515) Duchess of Burgundy 1506, m. Ernest I (1496-1550) Holy Roman Emperor*

2a) Isabella (1501-1556) Duchess of Burgundy 1515, m. Henry VIII (1491-1547) King of England

3a) Charles (1503)

4a) Catherine (1505-1555) m. Louis II (1506-1526) King of Bohemia and Hungary

5a) Joanna (1506-1539) m. John II (1503-1539) King of Portugal (see below)

6b) Ferdinand (1509-1512)

7b) John III (1510-1568) King of Spain, m. a) Beatrice of Portugal (1509-1537) see below, b) Margaret of France (1523-1576)

8b) Maria (1512)

* Son of HRE Maximilian I and Bianca Maria Sforza

Family of Catherine:

Catherine of Aragon (1485-1536) m. Manuel I (1469-1521) King of Portugal

1) John III (1504-1549) King of Portugal 1521, m. Joanna of Spain (1506-1539)

2) Ferdinand (1506)

3) Isabella (1507-1509)

4) Beatrice (1509-1537) m. John III (1510-1568) King of Spain

5) Isabella (1511-1566) m. Francis I (1494-1547) King of France

6) Louis (1514)

7) Afonso (1516-1540) Duke of Beja
 

Deleted member 161180

KaiserFriedrichIV said:
House of Wessex
Kingdom of Wessex
Alfred "the great" 871-899
Edward "the elder" 899-924
Kingdom of England
Athelstan 924-939
Edmund I 939-970
Edgar "the peaceful" r. 970-1000
Ethelred "the unready" r. 1000-1030
Edward I r. 1030-1066
House of Godwinson
Harold I "The great" r. 1066-1077
Godwin I r. 1077-1115
Harold II r. 1115-1146 reformed the economy
Godwin II 1146-1180 reformed England legal system
Harold III the lionheart r. 1180-1214 defeated Saladin in battle and conquered Jerusalem
Harold V "the conqueror" 1410-1445 conquered France
Harold VI "the unready" king of England and France
Harold VIII "the catholic" 1520-1556 smashes protestants into pieces and restores catholicism in all of europe
Harold I Is considered one of the greatest english kings had he failed england would be a Scandinavian or french speaking nation and he did not only that he knew that the witan wanted to elect Edgar Atheling they only elected him cause of the Normans and Norvegian invasion and so Harold abolished it and made it invalid so the monarchy became hereditary he died in 1077 and left a 11 year old boy Godwin I under the regency of his uncle
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And TTL will be the Hundred Years war but reversed
 

Deleted member 161180

Philip II as a descendent of William II of Normandy will claim the English throne because he think that he was the legittimate heir of Edward the confessor
 

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In TTL:"je suis Philippe II Roy de France est Engleterre".
 
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