Here's my idea, Margaret of Anjou and Henry Vi have a few children over their marriage, which stabilizes the realm somewhat and allows for less monarchical ambitions and more position grasping. Here are the royal spawn!
Henry VI (b.1421) m. Margaret of Anjou (b.1430)
What happens now? The royal nursery is full and both the King and Queen would be in better positions with such a gaggle of heirs.
Henry VI (b.1421) m. Margaret of Anjou (b.1430)
1- Miscarriage (b.1446)
2- Henry, Prince of Wales (b.1448)
3- Princess Anne of England (b.1449)
4- Prince Edward of England (b.1450: d.1451)
5- Miscarriage (b.1450)
6- Prince Humphrey of England (b.1451)
7- Princess Catherine of England (b.1452)
8- Princess Isabella of England (b.1453)
9- Miscarriage (b.1453)
At this time Henry VI goes into his historical mental breakdown and comes out of it around Christmas Day 1554. The King and Queen celebrate and more children are born.2- Henry, Prince of Wales (b.1448)
3- Princess Anne of England (b.1449)
4- Prince Edward of England (b.1450: d.1451)
5- Miscarriage (b.1450)
6- Prince Humphrey of England (b.1451)
7- Princess Catherine of England (b.1452)
8- Princess Isabella of England (b.1453)
9- Miscarriage (b.1453)
10- Prince Edmund of England (b.1455)
11- Princess Joan of England (b.1456: d.1456)
12- Miscarriage (b.1458)
13- Princess Mary of England (b.1460)
14- Princess Margaret of England (b.1463)
15- Prince John of England (b.1467)
11- Princess Joan of England (b.1456: d.1456)
12- Miscarriage (b.1458)
13- Princess Mary of England (b.1460)
14- Princess Margaret of England (b.1463)
15- Prince John of England (b.1467)
What happens now? The royal nursery is full and both the King and Queen would be in better positions with such a gaggle of heirs.