Queen Elizabeth Woodville already died. Who is the father of Anne of York’s child? And why would you not want her as Duchess of Burgundy? Not gonna lie, I was hoping she would be.
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You did not say so only Granada the city; You also told me to move the storyline, and I did so.
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I put that she'd died in 1492, previously. She died earlier? I edited that.
If you prefer Anne as Duchess of Burgundy then I can edit that too. I thought the father would just be a rando in court, but it can be anyone you prefer
She died in 1492. No, this is fine, but you need to put the father of the child.
I said to write a new, different update. It was implied all of Granada fell.
Anne of Brittany just had a son in October 1492. She cannot have given birth to another child yet.
Since you missed my previous post could you not accept my interpretation?
Catherine is not getting married to Juan after this. We have to find another Princess of Asturias.
Yes, she is insisting on still being addressed as though she was his wife, though she will never be now.
Well nobody has mentioned any of Anne's sisters so we can assume she is alive and single
1494
Catherine of York gives birth to a healthy son whom she names John after the man who should have been her husband. She is allowed to keep the child in the convent with her as she reacted very violently towards anyone trying to separate them. Elizabeth of York announces a pregnancy, as does Kunigunde. Cecily of York was pregnant, but lost the child after she fell off her horse. She was only alive because she landed on her stomach, but she is consumed with grief and spends days on end just weeping and praying. The relationship between Richard and Anne of Brittany, both still in exile, breaks down. Both openly take lovers and live separately, blaming each other for their deteriorating finances as well as their ruined reputations, and communicate only through their children. Henry Tudor and his wife, Elizabeth de la Pole, have a daughter Margaret together and she is betrothed to the youngest of the triplet sons (Juan, Fernando and Enrique) Isabelle of Brittany gave birth to. Anne of York discovers that her husband finds her unattractive, and he is taking a lot of lovers but leaving her a virgin, which infuriates her. The sisters of the Prince of Asturias, all of them considered great beauties, are set to marry.
Catherine of York gives birth to a healthy son whom she names John after the man who should have been her husband. She is allowed to keep the child in the convent with her as she reacted very violently towards anyone trying to separate them. Elizabeth of York announces a pregnancy, as does Kunigunde. Cecily of York was pregnant, but lost the child after she fell off her horse. She was only alive because she landed on her stomach, but she is consumed with grief and spends days on end just weeping and praying. The relationship between Richard and Anne of Brittany, both still in exile, breaks down. Both openly take lovers and live separately, blaming each other for their deteriorating finances as well as their ruined reputations, and communicate only through their children. Henry Tudor and his wife, Elizabeth de la Pole, have a daughter Margaret together and she is betrothed to the youngest of the triplet sons (Juan, Fernando and Enrique) Isabelle of Brittany gave birth to. Anne of York discovers that her husband finds her unattractive, and he is taking a lot of lovers but leaving her a virgin, which infuriates her. The sisters of the Prince of Asturias, all of them considered great beauties, are set to marry.
You need to go to 1495. Isabelle and Juan marries in December of 1494. And I find healthy triple sons born to Isabelle rather a stretch. Either she or one or two of the children would have died. And the match between a Infante and Henry Tudor's daughter is absolutely useless.
And why would Philip leave his wife a virgin? He needs heirs, mistresses are another thing. And I don't think the duchess of Burgundy would stoop to that level.
Eleanor is also twelve, so you are going to need to wait a bit. And triplets are incredibly unlikely in this time.
1494 - Part 1
1494
May
Mathias I Corvinus of Hungary dies ,his son John (Not his natural son, TTL legitimate one by Lucrezia de Medici) is elected as successor, with the beloved Lucrezia as regent.
June
King Charles VIII marries his bethothed Margaret of Habsburg
July
Queen Margaret announces she is pregnant.
May
Mathias I Corvinus of Hungary dies ,his son John (Not his natural son, TTL legitimate one by Lucrezia de Medici) is elected as successor, with the beloved Lucrezia as regent.
June
King Charles VIII marries his bethothed Margaret of Habsburg
July
Queen Margaret announces she is pregnant.
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I've decided to delete the Isabelle and Juan chapters. If someone has a idea of a new Princess of Asturias then feel free to make their own.
I kind of feel really sorry of Catherine and wish they did not go down that storyline for her. A true waste.