Ok so I think it would be fair to say that history would be different if Joseph the second had a son by either of his two wives. Thus I have three questions...
1) Let’s day Isabella of Parma gives birth to a healthy son around January of 1763 when she had in OTL a stillbirth. She would probably die, but what could change? With his family lineage he’d probably live until around 1810-1815.
2) What if in 1766 or 1767 Joseph’s Bavarian bride gave birth to a healthy son. This would probably have implications in the War of Bavarian Succession, and I would like to know what these could be.
3) What would his education be like, who would he marry? I’d assume he’d be given an Enlightened Education, but would he support the Josephine reforms?
1) Let’s day Isabella of Parma gives birth to a healthy son around January of 1763 when she had in OTL a stillbirth. She would probably die, but what could change? With his family lineage he’d probably live until around 1810-1815.
2) What if in 1766 or 1767 Joseph’s Bavarian bride gave birth to a healthy son. This would probably have implications in the War of Bavarian Succession, and I would like to know what these could be.
3) What would his education be like, who would he marry? I’d assume he’d be given an Enlightened Education, but would he support the Josephine reforms?