I've made a basic map of how France would be divided following Arthur becoming King of England, and Otto of Brunswick succeeding Eleanor as Duke of Aquitaine.
The thick lines represent borders between areas controlled by different people.
To the North and the East are the lands controlled by Phillip II, or by his vassals. To the Northwest are the the lands controlled by Arthur I of England. To the Southwest are the lands controlled by Otto of Brunswick (who in OTL became HRE). And to the Southeast is the County of Toulouse, controlled by Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse.
So, does this seem accurate? And what might be the political implications of a France thus divided?
To the North and the East are the lands controlled by Phillip II, or by his vassals. To the Northwest are the the lands controlled by Arthur I of England. To the Southwest are the lands controlled by Otto of Brunswick (who in OTL became HRE). And to the Southeast is the County of Toulouse, controlled by Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse.
So, does this seem accurate? And what might be the political implications of a France thus divided?