The end result of the Italian wars (territorially)
- France controls Milan, Genoa and Corsica directly
- Savoy controls Saluzzo and Montferrat (and is loyal to France for making the map slightly better)
- Naples is under the rule of a closely related Bourbon (At first brother and later on cousin to the King of France)
- The Habsburgs control Sardinia and Sicily (and stay up every night dreaming of Cotoletta)
Thoughts on remaining bits of Italy:
- What about the Republic of Siena? Would it still exist, antagonistic to Florence? I may just be a lazy cartographer, but perhaps they still are defeated by the Spanish/Florentines? I know I haven't given a timeline, so in this case I suppose personal opinion will work.

- I may be shoe horning this as well, but perhaps Lucca is also eaten by the Florentines? cougheasiermapcough
- Would the Duchy of Modena still be created? I really dunno about this one...
- (Perhaps the Duchies of Modena, Ferrara and Mantua agree to have one Duke to make an upside down V shaped personal union-nation for the lulz?
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Once more input is given I'll hash out the actual (basic) backstory to explain it.
Heh, that makes map making a whole lot simpler now doesn't it?
- No matter how you look at it, Florence and Siena will still be at odds. The only difference is if the map you will make is correct, it'll still exist since Siena is a nominal ally of the French. While Florence under the Medici are allied with Spain and the Empire. If the events lead to a largely French-dominated Italy (either conquest or by there SoI) then chances are they will be an independent Siennese state.
-In the case of the Republic of Lucca, which was neutral and probably independent at the time of the Italian Wars, Florence could make an attempt to try and claim it for their own, after all, Lucca was a part of the old Margraviate of Tuscany, and it was at one point IOTL sold to the Florentines.
-As for Modena, Modena was already created, since 1452 to be precise. As to who would rule it though, well you got me there.