On 1287, Yolande of Dreux gives birth to a daughter named Yolande of Scotland, who would be the other heiress of Scotland, after the death of Alexander III she becomes married to Arthur II duke of Brittany.
On August 15, 1290 Eleanor of England marries the King of Aragon, Alfonso by Proxy and leaves England via dover and passes to the court of the French and talks with Joan of Navarre and the two liked each other and passes to Beziers and Perpignan, on Perpignan, her Aragonese retinue would welcome her which would mean that she would dismiss her retinue and except her personal maid and the marriage in person would happen once she arrives on August 1291, she would give birth to a daughter named Isabella on November 4, 1292 and she would give birth to a male heir named Jacme on December 4, 1295, a son named Alfonso on 1298 and her last child would be Yolande of Aragon on 1305.
On 1290, Margaret, Queen of Scotland arrives safe in Scotland in November 1290, she would be crowned as the child monarch of Scotland, which would set in motion the treaty made by Edward I named the treaty of Berwick on 1291 which would betroth the Prince of Wales and the Queen of Scotland.
It is agreed that she marries the son of the King of England on 1298, the Prince of wales and the council of Scotland and her regents agreed with the marriage with the condition that the two crowns would stay separate and Scotland would go to a second son of the King of England, she was married to the Prince of wales around the same time as Princess Margaret of France married her father in law in 1298 in the case there is no second son, the crown of Scotland would go to Princess Yolande, the young daughter of Yolande of Dreux.
The two would have their first child named Henry on December 4, 1299, who is shortly betrothed to Princess Isabella of France.
The marriage would be a political and dynastic match and Edward II would keep favorites and lovers in his own court and Margaret would focus on the welfare of her own country rather than focusing on the personal life of her husband.
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this is the same timeline as the TL Gers on the Pacific, I chose to change the name since I chose to start in Margaret of Norway, the POD is in the mid 1280's
Since Giving birth to Prince Edward, the heir to the Scotish throne, Queen Margaret of Scotland would be a little suspicious of Piers Gaveston, a favorite of Edward who seems to be taking the attention of the King, on this time Edward I dies and is replaced by Edward II who is the king de jure uxoris of Scotland.
On Boulogne on 1207 a marriage between the eight-year-old Prince of Wales Henry and the twelve-year-old Princess of France Isabella would happen to secure the peace between France and England, however the two would be fond of each other, however, the two would not have a chance yet to consummate their marriage till the mid part of the next decade, during this time Margaret had already given birth to a daughter, Margaret and another son named Edward who is made the heir to Scotland, Yolande of Scotland is married to Prince Alfonso of Portugal on 1208 after a long betrothal which would enact the long term Anglo-Portuguese alliance, in this point the marriage between Margaret would start to weaken, however the two would later produce three more children.
The marriage contract between Isabella and Henry would state that Gascony would be inherited by the second son of Henry, Prince of Wales and Isabella of France, this would favor the later claims of Henry of Wales (the later Henry IV of France) to the throne of France, the marriage would bring in claims to the French throne for the English.
Isabella is sent to England in order to be with her much younger husband, the two would be very much fond of each other and they like each other very much and Henry treated Isabella initially as an older sister but as they grew up the two fell in love.
On 1306, Blanche of France, the former betrothed of Edward II gives birth to a girl named Blanche of Austria, Blanche of France would not give birth to another child again after the birth of Blanche of Austria.
The dowager queen of Bohemia, Ryksa Elizabeth marries Boleslaw of Silesia on 1306 cancelling the marriage betrothal between Margaret of Bohemia and Boleslaw and instead Margaret of Bohemia is married to the younger brother of Boleslaw, Henry on 1308.
Ryksa and Boleslaw would control Greater Poland against Wladyslaw the Elbow high would control lesser Poland, this was further complicated by the marriage between Elizabeth of Bohemia and John of Luxembourg on 1310, which is a move against Anne of Bohemia, a betrothal between Stephen of Poland and Agnes of Bohemia was arranged on 1310 to unite the factions of Poland against any of the possible winners in the war in Bohemia under Wladyslaw the Elbow high, John and Elizabeth would be remembered because they won the succession wars in Bohemia in 1310 causing Anne and Henry of Carinthia to be expelled, the move of the dowager Queen of Bohemia is said to have saved the country of Poland from foreign dominion of the Bohemians and the Hungarians.
Wladyslaw would betroth Elizabeth of Poland to Edward, the heir to the throne of Norway which would link the new Plantagenets in Norway to the newly united Poland.
Charles Robert of Hungary marries Elizabeth of Hungary who was in Habsburg care in 1308, this would mean that the Angevins would have solid claims to Hungary which needed a dispensation from the pope, she would provide her of a heir named Andrew in 1310 before she died due to complications and afterwards he would marry Elizabeth of Poland.
On 1280's a Princess from Sapa according to legends named Kanoyan was married to a minor grandson of Kublai Khan of Mongolia, instead of Prince Nararya of Singhasari who have been plotting to conquer the Singhasari Empire and wanted to start a new Empire and the father of the Princess have seen that Nararya is planning to repudiate his daughter after gaining control of Singhasari and marry the Singhasari Princess, this marriage is the marriage that he believed that is the best for her and to gain an ally with the Mongols, Princess Kanoyan is seen as a beauty she could have ended up as another Rogneda of Polotsk had she married the ambitious Nararya.
Princess Kanoyan and the Mongolian Prince would get acquainted and the two would like each other, her father was delighted and he was right since the Princess did not even like Nararya in this time she is married to a mongol prince and the mongols are slowly embracing the new religion of Islam which also became the religion of the Kingdom of Pasai.
The Prince became known as Prince Edirne and the father of the Princess would have one of the children of Edirne and his daughter succeed him and aside from that later on their descendants would also acquire the Kingdom of Kaboloan by marriage and election on 1300's, this would be a successful marriage and the two would be remembered as the couple that brought light to the Kingdom.
Prince Edirne and his wife would be a bridge between the Mongols in the North and the Kingdom of Sapa and the land of Saludong in general and the alliance between Sapa and the Kingdom of Pasai would continue which would lead to Islam to start to enter to the land of Saludong but that would be a small number in the 1300's but would increase in the 1400's.
A lot of Epics would be made regarding Edirne, his wife and his children due to their contribution to the history of the Kingdom.
Verse 5
On 1320 The Ten Datus would rebel against the tyrant Makatunaw of Borneo their names are Datu Puti (and wife, Piangpangan), Datu Sumakwel (and wife, Kapinangan), Datu Bangkaya (and wife, Katurong), Datu Paiborong (and wife, Pabilaan), Datu Paduhinogan (and wife, Tibongsapay), Datu Dumangsil, Datu Libay, Datu Dumangsil, Datu Domalogdog, and Datu Balensuela.
On the early half of 1300, the 10 datus would migrate to Panay one of the Datus from Borneo named Dumangsil would encounter the children of Erdine and Kanoyan as chieftains of the towns in Sapa, primarily the chosen son of Erdine and Kanoyan who would be the next King of Sapa specifically in the town of Tondo, Dumangsil would go to the south of Sapa in Kumintang and establish his Kingdom.
The name of the chosen man who is elected as King of the Kingdom of Sapa is named as Balagtas, Balagtas would marry his younger sister, Banua to Datu Dumangsil, Balagtas would marry the Princess of Kaboloan, Deboxah to solidify the inheritance of Balagtas the Kingdom, meanwhile Kanoyan, the mother of Balagtas who is given by him some powers encounters Odorico who named Kanoyan as Laura of Thalamasin.
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The Mongols would gain alliance with the Sumatran Kingdoms of the North and the Former Sri Vijayan successor states would ally with the Mongols and pay tribute to them, however the Javanese Kingdom of Singhasari would not be subjugated by the Mongols
On 1292, after the failed attack of the Mongols in Singhasari, the Daughters of Kertanegara would marry to the sons of Kublai Khan as a peace offering between the Mongols with Singhasari, Gayatri and Tribhuwana would be married to the Toghan Temur and Nomukhan respectively and the chosen successor to the Empire of Singhasarai would be Princess Gayatri and her husband, Toghan Temur.
Since prince Nararya did not marry both the Princess of Sapa and the Singhasari Princesses he would disappear from history completely, however the Singhasari Kingdom would continue as a satelite of the Mongolian Empire.
Sophie Marceu as Isabella from the movie the last of the Capets Verse 7
The marriage between Isabella and Henry, Prince of Wales is consummated on 1315, Isabella and Margaret would not like each other due to their differences in personality and her focus on the affairs of Scotland, Margaret would give birth to her last child a son named John on 1315, on the following year, Isabella would give birth to two children of succession, a son named Edward, born on November 13, 1316 and John, duke of Aquitaine born on August 15, 1316.
Isabella and Margaret of Scotland and Edward I would have animosity with each other and prevented any good relations between the two, Isabella would suggest a marriage between Joan of Brittany, the heiress of Brittany and John, duke of Cornwall.
Margaret of Scotland and England is married to the heir of Naples Charles, duke of Calabria on 1316, after the death of his first betrothed Catherine of Austria on 1314.
Isabella would later see her own brothers not siring healthy male heirs that would survive infancy and the fact that their daughters would not be chosen to be Kings of France that would survive infancy which she would take advantage of and she betrothed the heiress to Champagne and Navarre and daughter of her brother and her niece Joan to her own son, Edward once he turned four to strengthen his own claims, the marriage was made in faith that England and France would remain at peace due to the marriage.
Isabella would give birth to a daughter named Margaret on June 4 1320 and a son named Lionel on April 26, 1321, Isabella would convince her father to confirm the betrothal between her son, Edward and her niece John and make them succeed to the throne of France in case all of his sons have no male children and suggested the marriage of her brother in law, John to Joan the heiress presumptive of Brittany and Isabella would be happy when her nephews from her brothers die in infancy and since at this point only daughters survived from the children of her brothers from infancy she is very happy and it is rumored that she used witchcraft to kill them or the templar curse killed their sons.
Isabella would start to scheme to prevent an inheritance of France by the Valois and to secure the succession of her son the Valois are very much ambitious in the early 1320's as Philip of Valois and his wife, Isabella of Aragon, a cousin of her husband is very much ambitious, Isabella of Aragon and Philip of Valois would have three surviving children to survive to adulthood John b. 1319, Marie b. 1326 and Philip 1336.