Here's a question that's been on my mind as I've started looking at the HYW and I read a few threads on Henry V outliving either Charles VI and Charles VII and on a thread (this one) about the latter, one person suggested the idea of Louis III Duke of Anjou, who OTL died in 1434 of Malaria. Meanwhile, Henry V died at age 35 from Dysentery, so what if he managed to live another 30-32 years, so Henry VI doesn't happen and instead Henry V's grandson could potentially succeed him with three rival claimants gone. What happens with the Burgundians and the rest of French Nobility from there? And could we maybe see a possible Yorkist uprising that sees a Lancastrian France (albeit probably briefly) and Yorkist England?
WI : Henry V outlives Charles V, Charles VI, and Louis III
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