[A link to my other thread]
An idea I'm toying with is that with the absence of solidifying the link between the two branches of the House of Habsburg through Maria Anna of Austria's marriage to the Prince of the Asturias, the Spanish king consents to the marriage of his daughter, Maria Teresa, to the king of the Romans, Ferdinand IV.
That being said, Maria Teresa now becomes queen of the Romans by her marriage (at earliest 1651/2), excepting the fact that Ferdinand IV still dies on schedule (1654). Come 1655, the queen of the Romans is delivered of a healthy daughter.
What future does she have?
An idea I'm toying with is that with the absence of solidifying the link between the two branches of the House of Habsburg through Maria Anna of Austria's marriage to the Prince of the Asturias, the Spanish king consents to the marriage of his daughter, Maria Teresa, to the king of the Romans, Ferdinand IV.
That being said, Maria Teresa now becomes queen of the Romans by her marriage (at earliest 1651/2), excepting the fact that Ferdinand IV still dies on schedule (1654). Come 1655, the queen of the Romans is delivered of a healthy daughter.
What future does she have?