So here’s something I’ve been debating recently, so the Nassau girls were originally considered for the sons of Charles I but for various reasons the marriages didn’t happen.
What happens if in 1659, Charles II marries Henriette Catherine and James, Duke of York is married to Catherine if Braganza, who light a surviving Henry duke of Gloucester marry here and what are the consequences of such
Marriages?
@Kellan Sullivan @Valena @Emperor Constantine
What happens if in 1659, Charles II marries Henriette Catherine and James, Duke of York is married to Catherine if Braganza, who light a surviving Henry duke of Gloucester marry here and what are the consequences of such
Marriages?
@Kellan Sullivan @Valena @Emperor Constantine