Since 2013, British succession laws to the Throne have been changed to every first born being the automatic heir no matter what gender the child is. But what if instead of Queen Elizabeth II bringing that law into place, Queen Victoria did? That would mean her daughter would become Queen Victoria II and then her to her son, Wilhelm, which would mean the House of Hohenzollern would replace House of Hanover as the royal family of Britain. This clearly means that Wilhelm would become Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and King Wilhelm I of the United Kingdom.
How does this change WWI and the colonial German Empire? Would this unite the two countries in the early 1900's even though British dominion and the English language has already become very prominent all across the globe? Would WWI see an anti-German "Civil-War" break out in British territories or even an anti-British one in German territories if Wilhelm decided the British Empire was better than the German one, especially if his mother was Queen before him?
This is my first thread so I hope I'm doing alright!
How does this change WWI and the colonial German Empire? Would this unite the two countries in the early 1900's even though British dominion and the English language has already become very prominent all across the globe? Would WWI see an anti-German "Civil-War" break out in British territories or even an anti-British one in German territories if Wilhelm decided the British Empire was better than the German one, especially if his mother was Queen before him?
This is my first thread so I hope I'm doing alright!