I don't know, I think there is still a chance for her to become Holy Roman Empress.Louis VIII of France would be my choice for Fredricka. This could of lead to military aid in Louis invasion of England of which might lead to succefully gaining the crown. This could also lead to a my successful sixth crusade. The King of Jerusalem may then swear fieldty to the HRE upon the succesion of both monarchs. If their descendants play the right cards, the Roman Empire of old could be reborn.
I don't know, I think there is still a chance for her to become Holy Roman Empress.
Yes, but all you'd need would be a HRE, floating around at the start of the 13th Century, who was as yet unmarried, interested in marrying a Hohenstaufen, with an English Mother perhaps, Palindromic name.............
Only by way of marrying a Holy Roman Emperor.
Even if she's just Frederick II in a dress with no other differences, she's still got to battle against the misogyny of Germanic warrior culture and, you know, the law.
My personal take is that in 9 out of 10 TLs you'd be correct, but in 1 out of 10 she'd find a way to do it anyways.
Only by way of marrying a Holy Roman Emperor.
Even if she's just Frederick II in a dress with no other differences, she's still got to battle against the misogyny of Germanic warrior culture and, you know, the law.
My personal take is that in 9 out of 10 TLs you'd be correct, but in 1 out of 10 she'd find a way to do it anyways.
Louis VIII of France would be my choice for Fredricka. This could of lead to military aid in Louis invasion of England of which might lead to succefully gaining the crown.
Was Louis' OTL marriage to John's niece Blanche of Castile at all important in him claiming the throne?
Louis claimed the English throne through the flimsy claim of his wife.There is his other niece Eleanor of Brittany..