PC/WI/AHC: House of Capet terminates earlier

[TimTurner]

The House of Capet, after an unbroken chain of sons inheriting the throne, suddenly ran into problems in the later 1200s, leading to the extinction of its male line in the early 13th century.
What would the ramifications be of a similar crisis taking place earlier?

 

[The Professor]

If it happened earlier than the 14th Century (1300s) then it's likely the throne transmits through a royal daughter.

 

[kasumigenx]

Prevent Louis VII from having a son but in that case, the Plantagenets will probably inherit since it was said that the daughters of Eleanor with Louis VII were disinherited.

 

[The Professor]

Prevent Louis VII from having a son but in that case, the Plantagenets will probably inherit since it was said that the daughters of Eleanor with Louis VII were disinherited.

Except there isn't a viable source for that alleged disinheritance

 

[kasumigenx]

Except there isn't a viable source for that alleged disinheritance

Indeed, although somebody here told that Alice and Marie were disinherited from inheriting France.

 

[The Professor]

Indeed, although somebody here told that Alice and Marie were disinherited from inheriting France.

And when questioned they weren't able to provide anything to support that.

 

[kasumigenx]

And when questioned they weren't able to provide anything to support that.

ok.

 

[HortenseMancini]

The House of Capet, after an unbroken chain of sons inheriting the throne, suddenly ran into problems in the later 1200s, leading to the extinction of its male line in the early 13th century.
What would the ramifications be of a similar crisis taking place earlier?

The male line never went extinct though? The MAIN male line did, but there were still cadet branches out there.

 

[TimTurner]

The male line never went extinct though? The MAIN male line did, but there were still cadet branches out there.

I only was considering the main male line, and that is the limit of the scope of that statement.