Magellan Remains - A No Magellan Expedition TL

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Magellan Remains

Alfonso of Albruquerque

A Ship that Never Sailed

In 1511, under the new governor Afonso de Albuquerque, Magellan and Serrão participated in the conquest of Malacca. After the conquest their ways parted: Magellan was promoted, with a rich plunder and, in the company of a Malay he had indentured and baptized Enrique of Malacca, he returned to Portugal in 1512. Serrão departed in the first expedition sent to find the "Spice Islands" in the Moluccas, where he remained. He married a woman from Amboina and became a military advisor to the Sultan of Ternate, Bayan Sirrullah. His letters to Magellan would prove decisive, giving information about the spice-producing territories, the Amboina Woman would prevent Magellan from returning to Portugal and even convinced Magellan to remain under the tutelage of Albuquerque.

On the Islands east of Borneo, the land of Saludong, the area which used to be under the influence of Majapahit which is divided under the Hindus and the people who made peace with the Borneans due to the marriage of Dayang Panginoon to Prince Balagtas who is one of them after the land of Tondo was taken, the land of Saludong whose part is called as Sanfotsi by the Chinese fell into Majapahit influence after the marriage of Sasaban to the legendary emperor Solodan of Majapahit and solidified it after her sons came back to Saludong according to the oral histories, the marriage of Dayang Panginoon, a relative of the Bruneian Sultan to Prince Balagtas is said to have brought in Islam to Saludong, the marriage was said done to prevent the people of Saludong from contesting Tondo from the Bruneians and their scions who had taken Tondo from them, however it would not be known how islam came to the north but the entrance of Islam is said is to come from the marriage since Islam only came after that.

In the area between Magindanaw, Sulu and Saludong and the area which are under Bruneian and Muslims are the Animist Buddhist Visayans who are hostile to islamicization in the south which is sponsored by Brunei.


In the area between Magindanaw, Sulu and Saludong which are under Bruneian and Muslims are the Animist Buddhist Visayans who are hostile to islamicization in the south which is sponsored by Brunei.

 

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Margarethe of Austria, the twice Duchess of Savoy

A woman who married again

Margarethe of Austria had previously married to the Prince of Asturias and had a stillborn child herself with her first husband John, Prince of Asturias and none by her second husband, Philibert of Savoy, she would choose to marry again to remain in the land of her beloved, Philibert rather than go away from her second husband’s lands.

On 1511, Margarethe of Austria would take the new duke of Savoy as her new husband as her father, Maximilian would plan to establish the future of his own grandson, Charles, the marriage between Margarethe and Charles III of Savoy would produce a daughter named Anne on 1513 and a son named Emmanuel Philbert on 1515, she would give birth to another daughter named Christine on 1519 which would be her last child.

Anne of Savoy would be the bride of Francis I on the peace of the two ladies on 1530 and Maria of Portugal would marry the Dauphin herself while Eleanor of Austria would remarry to the man she wanted to marry herself on 1523, the elector Palatinate, the match between her and the French King never happened as Anne of Savoy, the daughter of Margarethe would be presented as the bride on the ladies’ peace, she would give birth to one child, Frederick of Palatinate b. 1525.

Beatrice of Portugal is married to Ferdinand, duke of Calabria, a marriage which would only produce a surviving son in 1525 named Alfonso who would continue his parents claims to Naples.

 

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Luso-Portuguese Padrao

A woman who married again

On 1519, the Spanish would start to conquer the Aztecs which would complete in 1521, the loss of the Mexica empire would mean that the Spanish would be able to conquer the midland of the new continent that they discovered and this would be followed by the Spanish conquest of Tawantinsuyu which started in 1532 and ended in 1572, however the conquests would later end up as the reason why the Spanish would have the gold for the wars in Europe which included the Italian wars and one of the would be used in the dowry of Princess Maria of Portugal and Princess Anna of Savoy who became the brides of the French King and his son, Henry.

On 1520’s due to the Luso-Sundanese alliance due to a treaty commemorated in the Luso-Sundanese Padrao the Portuguese were able to start the Christianization on the Kingdom of Sunda which became a Portuguese vassal which would lead them to be the only Christian kingdom in the east and they would also be able to colonize Bali and Nusa Tengarra and they were able to introduce Tapioca and Sweet Potato to their eastern colonies and vassal in 1540’s which were supplanted by Potato a few centuries after and the crops would spread to the east and into the Bruneian Empire and the entire island group in the East of Borneo including in Saludong or in former Sanfotsi and in this time the 1540’s when Tapioca and Sweet Potato arrived the Muslim population would start to take root in the Northern Part of Saludong in the lands of Samtoy, Faru and Makabebe which would gradually form the Sultanate of Saludong which would complete the 1580’s according to the oral history of the Sultanate since the history started in the 1590’s when they adopted Jawi from the Acehnese and the people of Mataram and they were able to Islamize until the Irraya region til the settlement of Tubigaraw and the Kingdom of Kaboloan would be swallowed by the Sultanate as well and in mainland Mindanao the Islam would expand from the Sultanate of Magindanaw and the Iranun chiefdoms around it would be converted into Sulanates.

 

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Francis I of France

The Two Ladies

After the treaty of the two ladies and the marriage in 1530, Anne of Savoy would give birth to two Princesses namely Marie b. May 2, 1533 and Eleonore b. June 4, 1538 adding two more daughters for Francis I aside from Louise, Charlotte, Madeleine and Margaret while the marriage of Maria of Portugal and Francis, Duke of Brittany would be deferred to 1535.

Catherine of Medici would be married to Antoine of Bourbon who wants the lands of Bourbon which are denied to them and Catherine of Medici is the ruler of the Auvergne and Boulogne inheritance in 1530, now that her aunt died without children, the marriage would secure the Bourbons of a possible bid for their lost inheritance.

In the meantime, Charles V and his wife Isabella of Portugal would have the following children:

Philip May 21, 1527

Maria, Holy Roman Empress June 21, 1528

Ferdinand b. d. November 22, 1529

Joanna June 26, 1535

John b. d. October 19, 1537

Alfonso April 21, 1539, Teutonic Knights, Priest

Isabella of Portugal would die on 1539 in Toledo shortly after the birth of her last son, Alfonso.

 

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The Divorce and the Daughters

On 1532, King Henry would divorce Catherine of Aragon however, Clement VII would not accept the divorce and despite that he would marry Anne Boleyn and declare supremacy and split from the Catholic Church which would result in a daughter named Elizabeth of England in September 7, 1533, Henry would divorce and execute Anne Boleyn due to a crime she is rumored to commit in 1535 after the death of Queen Catherine of Aragon again and marry Jane Seymour who would give him another son named Edward, Prince of Wales born in October 12, 1537 and he would not have another child afterwards and and King Henry VIII would be content about the birth of a son, however the people brought in by Anne Boleyn would lead in Edward VI to be a protestant monarch, on 1542 in order to further the alliance between Spain and England and reconcile, Princess Mary is betrothed to Philip the Prince of Asturias and the marriage would happen on 1543 after a long time of choosing a marriage for the Princess, since he would use it to strengthen his son’s claims and even had his son betrothed to Joanna of Spain since it is no longer possible for him to marry Christina of Denmark and attempted to return his country to the Catholic fold due to the double match.

Henry VIII would die in 1548 leaving the throne to the 10-year-old Edward VI with protestant advisors which would lead England to the reformation and Edward V would be protestant himself, however Edward VI would die in 1553 after Henry VI died which would complicate the succession to the English throne since the next in line would be a Spanish one.

 

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Francis II of France

The Medici Girl

Madeleine of France would die, succumbing on a sickness on 1530 while her sister Margaret would marry the Duke of Savoy on 1540, who is named Emmanuel Philibert who was betrothed once to Madeleine of France on her dowry it would include the county of Saluzzo which was taken by the French generations ago, this marriage would produce a daughter named Madeleine b. 1544 and Emmanuel b. 1552.

While the marriage of Maria of Viseu or Maria of Portugal with Francis III, duke of Brittany would produce children, Charles b. December 4, 1535 and Henry May 2, 1537 and two daughters namely Alienor b. June 4, 1540 and Anne b. May 10, 1546, Francis would ascend as King of France and Francis himself and his father Francis I would deny the marriage of his rich vassal Catherine, Countess of Auvergne to his brother, Henry and instead married her to Antoine of Bourbon and have Henry take their step-aunt Christine as the wife of his brother, a marriage that would only produce a daughter named Elizabeth b. 1544, Charles, the youngest son of Francis I would die on 1549 himself and treated by Francis II as a threat as well.

Catherine of Auvergne would give birth to two surviving children other than the stillbirths sired by Antoine and miscarriages she had two children who survive to adulthood namely Henry b. December 3, 1541 and Marguerite b. May 10, 1550.



Family Tree
Descendants of Francis I
with Claude of France
Francis II of France m. Maria of Viseu
(a)Charles, Dauphin of France
(b) Henry of France
(c) Alienor of France
(d) Anne of France
Henry, Duke of Orleans m. Christina of Savoy
(a) Elizabeth of Orleans
Charles of France
with Anne of Savoy
Marie of France m. James of Savoy, 2nd duke of Nemours
Eleonore of France m. Alfonso of Calabria

 

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Elizabeth I

Rejected Bloody Mary
After the agreement in 1542, Mary Tudor would embark to the Spain while Joanna of Spain is promised to Edward, Prince of Wales and arrived to marry him in 1553, however, Edward would die months after.

Charles V would also request that Margaret Douglas would accompany Mary, which was granted so that she will be the new Holy Roman Empress, Margaret Douglas would give birth later to a son named Juan on May 2, 1544.

According to the marriage contract her kids would inherit Burgundy and England not the children of a further marriage.

On 1543, Mary Tudor is married to the Prince of Asturias, Philip, she would give birth to children for him named Philip b. May 2, 1544, Isabella b. October 4, 1545 and Catherine b, November 10, 1550 and another son named Charles in May 10, 1553.

On 1554, it was heard that Edward VI is dead and Charles V would give Philip a throne in order to claim the vacant throne of England, however it would not be easy since the protestants had already chosen Jane Grey as Queen which Edward VI would want and Mary would be fast to forward her claims in 1554 after her child, Charles was born because she would not have the enough supporters herself and her kids Philip and Charles would succeed on her claims to the English throne, however the English parliament would prefer and support Elizabeth to either Mary or Jane and Princess Juana would return to Spain herself and Elizabeth would assume the throne as Elizabeth I.

Elizabeth whose suitors are James VI of Scotland(December 8, 1541) and Prince Henry of France(May 2, 1537) as well as her nephew, Philip as she is still unmarried and would not marry without the permission from the parliament and she submitted to the will of the parliament who would decide her own future marriage.
It would be Elizabeth who would be remembered as the savior of England from the papists.

 

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Henry, Prince of Wales

The Faerie Queen

On 1554 the Spanish armada which would basically wanted to install the Princess of Asturias would attack England, however the armies would defeat and in this time Elizabeth was considering a French marriage.

On 1555, the parliament would choose the 22 year old Elizabeth I to marry the 17 year old King of Scotland who was the only child of Anne of Cleves and James V surviving, the two are four years apart and aside from that there were no disputes between the two.

Children of Elizabeth with James VI of Scotland

Henry, Prince of Wales February 19, 1555

Elizabeth August 19 1556

Margaret December 24 1558

Charles November 19 1560

Robert January 18 1562

Mary April 8, 1565

Sophia June 22 1566

After the death of Francis I of France in 1547 and the accession of Francis II to the throne, Jeanne of Navarre who was once married to William, duke of Cleves would remain her independence, however on 1552, she is married to the 17-year-old, dauphin, Charles the future King of France, integrating her domains to the French ones on the death of her father on 1555, the marriage would produce two surviving children, Henry(b. December 13, 1553) and Catherine(b. February 4, 1559), this would bring Antoine’s son near to the throne as Henry, duke of Orleans did not have sons with his wife Christina of Savoy.

 

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Queen Mary Tudor(Maria Tudor) of Spain

The death of Queen Mary

On 1556, Charles V would abdicate the throne of the Spain and the Holy Roman Emperor and give the throne of Spain to his son and gave the Holy Roman throne to his brother Ferdinand, in the end Charles V would give the Spanish throne to his son Philip who would assume the throne as Philip II and crowned alongside with his wife, Queen Mary of Spain, she is happy that her mother’s dream for her to be the queen of a country had already happened, however, she would announce again that she is pregnant and the Pregnancy was difficult, and finally given birth to a daughter Joanna on November 10, 1556, she would die a month after giving birth to Joanna on December, Queen Mary is remembered as a dutiful daughter of Henry VIII of England and a good mother.

Philip II would pick Princess Alienor of France as his wife and in exchange he would send his daughter, Catherine of Spain to marry Henry of France the eldest son of the Dauphin and the son of Joanna III of Navarre or Jeanne d’Albret, while the other daughter, Anne of France would be married to the Duke of Lorraine in 1560 who had the reputation of a Ceres like fertility from Henry III, duke of Lorraine born in 1563 to Claude of Lorraine born in 1575, while Alienor of France would die few months after the birth of Catherine Michelle of Spain in 1560, after this Philip II would never marry again although he would entertain mistresses himself.

Christina of Orleans herself would find herself interested in religion due to her father, Henry’s insistence which would result in her not entertaining any marriage proposal till she was married to Rudolf of Austria, who is the future Holy Roman Emperor at the age of 28 in 1572 since she is the last one to be married of since Emperor Rudolf did not want to wait for Princess Catherine herself, on 1572.

 

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Saint Francis Xavier

Proselytization

On 1540’s the Portuguese would start their plans in spreading christianity to Japan due to Francis Xavier meeting Anjiro in 1549 and started the evangelization of Japan, after Francis Xavier left Japan in 1550's, Anjiro would be driven out into piracy and he would die in the sea, Christianity would be promoted by a handful of missionaries from Portugal who arrived in Japan via Macau, since the Christianity is a significant minority they would not influence the Japanese themselves and the Shoguns would not treat it as a threat even by 1570.

On 1570, the Muslims have already completely converted the coastal and bay regions of Saludong except for the area of Sambals the initial areas where islam became the only religion whose initial areas are the towns of Faru, Makabebe and Binalatongan in the early 16th century due to peace agreement with the Bruneians have made after the invasion of Tondo a couple of decades ago, in the end of the decade the Muslims would completely proselytize the regions of the lower banks of Matalag and Kayakayam which are the tributaries of River Kahayan or Bannag in the town of Piat and Kaboloan to Islam and the Sultanate of Saludong is established with the center in Macabebe in the 1580’s and they would adopt the Jawi or Arabic Alphabet as their writing system and due to the previous ruler being of the same dynasty and the conversion of Kaboloan would the temporal absorbtion of Kaboloan by 1590 to the Sultanate of Saludong, however the rulers of Kaboloan would be made as peers as they are of the same dynasty, the Muslim evangelization would cause the Kaboloan encroachment of the Sambals to the West and the South by the people of Kaboloan, their relations with the Sultanate of Mataram and Aceh would strengthen since 1590 and starting the 1580's the Wukou of Japan would encounter the Muslims in Saludong, the muslims would isolate the Hindus who live inland.

The Kingdom of Dapitan was at war with the Sultanate of Ternate in the Moluccas in 1563 which are also raiding Butuan and the other Visayan realms would also have conflicts with the muslims in Sulu and Mindanao as well, the Kingdom of Dapitan would have an alliance with Portugal due to the muslims being a threat to them, however in this point the prosetylization of Muslims in Mindanao and Sulu have been advanced and most of Southern Coastal Mindanao have been majority Muslim by 1580 like in Saludong.

The Kingdoms of Bali, Sunda became completely Christianized by the 1580’s and the Portuguese would completely Christianize their colonies in the east of Bali and the lesser Sunda islands especially have been Christianized and under Portuguese control in the 1580’s.

 

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Dutch revolt and the Portuguese War of Succession

The Dutch revolt would start in 1568 and Philip was be initially successful in destroying the rebellion against the Spanish In 1572, the rebels captured Brielle, the British who are ruled by Queen Elizabeth I of England and James VI of Scotland would help the rebels against the Spanish, however the Spanish are able to quell the revolt in 1573, due to the Spanish offering the younger son of Philippe II Infante Charles and later making him the ruler of Netherlands and Burgundy, Infante Charles, the son of the Spanish monarch who had originally been trained to a ecclesiastical career, a marriage between Catherine of Navarre in 1573 and Infante Charles would save the Spanish position in the Netherlands, the original plan of Mary and Philip was to give England and Netherlands to their son happens and Infante Charles would have implemented this plan.

On 1578, Sebastian of Portugal, the son of Joanna of Spain and Joao Manuel of Portugal would die in a crusade against the moors in Morocco that she did not considered to marry the French King, Francis II and she entered the convent in late 1550’s was made the regent in the crusades of her nephew and her uncle, Henry, the Archbishop of Braga, Evora and Lisbon would inherit the crown of Portugal in 1578, however, Philip II would block a possible renunciation of vows by King Henry I of Portugal which would result in him dying without heirs in 1580 and Philip, the Prince of Asturias, the son of Mary Tudor and Philip II would be assigned as the regent in Portugal in 1580, causing the Spanish to inherit Portugal and its empire in 1580 which would make Philip II’s Empire almost universal spanning across the globe.

 

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Bourg en Bresse Cathedral

La Archduchesse Margot

On 1555, Margaret the Duchess of Savoy would pick a groom for her Grandchild, Madeleine of Savoy, she would chose Henry of Bourbon-La Marche as her groom, she herself would die in 1556 due to her age and buried with her first husband in the cathedral of Bourg en Bresse and her daughter in law Margaret of France, would fetch Madeleine of Savoy to Henry of Bourbon La Marche, the two are married in 1560, which would achieve the plans of the old Archduchess.

Henry of Bourbon and Madeleine would have two children, namely Charles de Bourbon b. 1566 and Benjamin of Bourbon b. 1569.

 

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Taal Volcano
The Epic of Sasaban and Epic of Kumintang

The Epic of Princess Sasaban which is the Epic known in Saludong and it is said on the Epic that in the late 13th century, Princess Sasaban known as Maginganay and Kanoyan in many sources married Emperor Solodan who is identified as Emperor Raden Wijaya, she had two suitors which includes Solodan but chosen Solodan as her own husband in the end and she would give birth to three sons named Bagtas, Mandukit and Dikyaw.

The Epic of Kumintang would be about Datu Dumangsil and the story about Kumintang and about the three sons of Empress Sasaban; namely Bagtas, Mandukit and Dikyaw who arrived to Saludong after they were summoned by their father to their mother’s land.

 

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Anne of Cleves, Queen of Scotland


A Tale of Cleves

Mary of Bourbon would marry the King of Scotland, James V on 1532, however she would die a year after, Anne of Cleves would marry the King of Scotland in 1534 after, the King of Scotland, James looked for brides ready to marry and gave birth to two children, James VI b. 1538 and Margaret, Countess of Arran b. 1541, James would treat Anne of Cleves with respect although initially she is seen as the Dutch Mare, James find her attractive and very appealing sexually, after James died, Anne of Cleves would play as the regent for her own son and the one who negotiated with the marriage of James VI to Elizabeth I of England.


Amalia would take time to find a groom and would wait till her late 20’s and married Frederick of Palatinate in 1546, a marriage that would not bear children which would cause the inheritance of the palatinate to pass to Frederick’s relatives, which would mean that the only surviving relatives of Eleanor of Austria are the descendants of her daughter Maria of Portugal.

 

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Catherine of Spain and her Husband Henry III of France

The Echo of the Pomegranate

On 1580, on the death of Francis II of France, the Kingdom of Navarre and Foix-Bearn inheritance is merged to the French throne since the wife of the newly crowned King Charles IX of France is Jeanne III of Navarre and the Dauphin also the heir to the Foix-Bearn and Navarrese inheritance and the marriage of Catherine of Spain and Dauphin Henry is the heir to the two realms and Catherine of Spain proved to produce heirs for France and Navarre.

Catherine and Henry were pressured to consummate their marriage to prevent a possibility of annulment, but Henry ignored his bride, to add to this the Queen of Navarre, her mother in law, Jeanne d’ Albret did not like her.

Catherine of Spain would produce two children, Louis(September 5, 1577) and Philippe(September 21, 1583) after having a couple of stillbirths and miscarriages just like her grandmother, Catherine of Aragon which worried her husband, Dauphin, Henry and chilled their relations but they recovered when Catherine finally gave birth to her two children, the Dauphin Henry would say that she is similar to her grandmother, Catherine of Aragon.

 

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Anne of Austria

The Pious Queen Anne

Joanna of Spain is married to the Prince of Wales, Henry and Catherine Michelle of Spain would be married to Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy in 1572, marrying Joanna of Spain to the Prince of Wales would be peace between the Marian and Elizabethan successions, however there is still support for the Marian Succession in the modern day.

Philip, Prince of Asturias would marry Anne of Austria in 1468, the daughter of Maximilian II, the Holy Roman Emperor who would give birth two surviving children, Isabella of Spain b. 1470, Philip b. 1478 and Charles b. 1580, for Philip, Prince of Asturias.

Anne of Austria would be the new queen of the Country of Spain on the death of Philip II and in the ascension of her husband Philip III on 1596, she is said to be wiser than her husband in the foreign affairs and was always involved in the government once she married the then Philip, Prince of Asturias.

Anne of Austria was said to be very helpful in the later reign of her father in law Philip II as well even before her husband’s reign.