Reckoned I would do my part to keep this thread on the first page.
If the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I doesn't go on Crusade, does he keep doubling his efforts in northern Italy? And would this activity be the situation that prompts King William II of Sicily in solidifying his friendship with the Two Henry's, which sows the seeds of a Angevin-Hohestaufen rivalry?
And if Prince Geoffrey, Duke of Brittany, doesn't die in this TL, what role does he play in the events to come?
If the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I doesn't go on Crusade, does he keep doubling his efforts in northern Italy? And would this activity be the situation that prompts King William II of Sicily in solidifying his friendship with the Two Henry's, which sows the seeds of a Angevin-Hohestaufen rivalry?
And if Prince Geoffrey, Duke of Brittany, doesn't die in this TL, what role does he play in the events to come?