Magdalene of France marries Edward IV of England

Warwick will be glad that Edward will choose his side. Only problem! Magdalena of France was married on March 7, 1461. Either Louis XI suspends the marriage while waiting to propose his younger sister to Edward.
 
Warwick will be glad that Edward will choose his side. Only problem! Magdalena of France was married on March 7, 1461. Either Louis XI suspends the marriage while waiting to propose his younger sister to Edward.
What about Bona/Maria of Savoy for Gaston and Magdalene of France for Edward IV.
 
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Magdalena of France childbears 5 children :
Edward V, prince of Wales, b. 1463.
Cicely of York, b. 1466.
Anne of York, b. 1471.
Richard of York, b. 1475.
Margaret of York, b. 1480.

Your PoV avoids Warwick's rebellion in 1469, then in 1470, which originated in Edward's political choices with Burgundy. Edward V is 20 yo of age at the time of his father's death, so the events of 1483 do not take place.
Good choice.
 
What is happen to George of Clarence? George can marry Mary of Burgundy, and rise a rebellion. Earl of Warwick will marry his daughters to the good heirs (there are not Woodville women to invade England). Anne Holland marry George Neville.
 
What is happen to George of Clarence? George can marry Mary of Burgundy, and rise a rebellion. Earl of Warwick will marry his daughters to the good heirs (there are not Woodville women to invade England). Anne Holland marry George Neville.
I think one possible butterfly is Mary of Burgundy having a younger sister and Charles the Bold reconciling with Nevers, which causes Mary of Burgundy to inherit either Netherlands and her sister just the palatinate of burgundy.
 
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