Protestant Aragon

No, since Protestantism didn't exist until after Castile and Aragon had been unified. Also, the Bourbons didn't come to prominence until they became Kings of Navarre in 1550. Any POD that prevents Aragon and Castile from uniting would probably butterfly away the rise of the Bourbons.
 
No, since Protestantism didn't exist until after Castile and Aragon had been unified. Also, the Bourbons didn't come to prominence until they became Kings of Navarre in 1550. Any POD that prevents Aragon and Castile from uniting would probably butterfly away the rise of the Bourbons.

Actually, the Crown of Aragon existed until 1716, and in many ways it was administred separately from Castile.

It wasn't until the Bourbons that Spain really became centralised.
 
Actually, the Crown of Aragon existed until 1716, and in many ways it was administred separately from Castile.

It wasn't until the Bourbons that Spain really became centralised.

but how do you divide the inheritance to get it to separate from castile I'm such a way as that the bourbons inherit it? I.e. the implication is for it not being lost in war etc
 
but how do you divide the inheritance to get it to separate from castile I'm such a way as that the bourbons inherit it? I.e. the implication is for it not being lost in war etc

Civil war, the crowns separate again, some time later Protestantism may spread to Aragon, then suppose the king only had a son and a daughter. The daughter marries the first son of the King of Navarra and the son becomes king of Aragon when his father dies. Then the king of Navarra also dies, so his son becomes king and the sister of the king of Aragon becomes queen. They have a son. The king of Aragon dies childless, and so his nephew becomes king. When his father dies, then the now king of Aragon also becomes king of Navarra.
 
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