Alright, first post here after lurking for a little while and following an old muse back down the rabbit-hole again. So do forgive me if someone has thought about this before and I just couldn't find mention of such. May need a bit of a PC too.
What If... King Charles VII of France doesn't become sick from that sore on his leg, not healing properly and getting infected causing a rather serious fever in 1458 AD?
Is it possible that the infection in his jaw wouldn't happen in July 1461 as well?
What if instead that particular sore on his leg doesn't happen until 1464 and the infection in his jaw leading to the tumor in his mouth happens in July 1467?
Would this sort of PoD lead to Louis, Dauphin of France staying in Burgundy even longer than IOTL? Say the additional six years... and would such time lead to a reconciliation or make possible in roads at least between the wary Charles, Count of Charolais and the Dauphin?
Possible butterflies due to Charles VII not becoming ill: Isabella, Countess of Charolais becomes pregnant with a second daughter in 1458 ... and a few more before her eventual OTL death on September 25, 1465.
Duke Philip III 'the Good' of Burgundy has a few more granddaughters with which to negotiate some more allies before his OTL death of June 15, 1467.
Duke Charles 'the Bold' rides with Louis the Dauphin to Reims after the King's death on July 22, 1467. King Louis XI honours his time of refuge in Burgundy by ratifying the title 'Grand Duke of the West' which Duke Philip used by elevating the Duchy of Burgundy into the Grand Duchy of Burgundy following his coronation in August.
What If... King Charles VII of France doesn't become sick from that sore on his leg, not healing properly and getting infected causing a rather serious fever in 1458 AD?
Is it possible that the infection in his jaw wouldn't happen in July 1461 as well?
What if instead that particular sore on his leg doesn't happen until 1464 and the infection in his jaw leading to the tumor in his mouth happens in July 1467?
Would this sort of PoD lead to Louis, Dauphin of France staying in Burgundy even longer than IOTL? Say the additional six years... and would such time lead to a reconciliation or make possible in roads at least between the wary Charles, Count of Charolais and the Dauphin?
Possible butterflies due to Charles VII not becoming ill: Isabella, Countess of Charolais becomes pregnant with a second daughter in 1458 ... and a few more before her eventual OTL death on September 25, 1465.
Duke Philip III 'the Good' of Burgundy has a few more granddaughters with which to negotiate some more allies before his OTL death of June 15, 1467.
Duke Charles 'the Bold' rides with Louis the Dauphin to Reims after the King's death on July 22, 1467. King Louis XI honours his time of refuge in Burgundy by ratifying the title 'Grand Duke of the West' which Duke Philip used by elevating the Duchy of Burgundy into the Grand Duchy of Burgundy following his coronation in August.