James VI had three children who survived to adulthood - the famous Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales, the Winter Queen, and the beheaded Charles I. But he also had several children who died in infancy:
Margaret (24.12.1598-III.1600)
Robert, Duke of Kintyre (18.1.1602-27.5.1602)
Mary (8.4.1605-16.9.1607)
Sophie (22.6.1606-23.6.1606)
Since their surviving siblings seem to steal all the shine, what if any of these children had survived to marrying age? Most of them (except maybe Sophie) would still be married off in the reign of their father, but after their sister and her husband have been chased off their throne, and after the ideas for a Spanish match have foundered.
So which European princes(s) might James court for them if they were to outlive infancy.
Margaret (24.12.1598-III.1600)
Robert, Duke of Kintyre (18.1.1602-27.5.1602)
Mary (8.4.1605-16.9.1607)
Sophie (22.6.1606-23.6.1606)
Since their surviving siblings seem to steal all the shine, what if any of these children had survived to marrying age? Most of them (except maybe Sophie) would still be married off in the reign of their father, but after their sister and her husband have been chased off their throne, and after the ideas for a Spanish match have foundered.
So which European princes(s) might James court for them if they were to outlive infancy.