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Based upon this thread https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/ahc-the-six-wives-of-francis-i.544771/#post-24412601

Unlike Henry VIII, Robert (Henry) will be happy because he is the second son, and has nothing to do with the throne. He will establish a strong relationship with his brother Arthur because he reminds him of Edward Stark. When Arthur dies, Robert will grieve and remember the death of his parents...

August 1518: In the Duchy of Burgundy, Charles of Burgundy is enjoying a feast, rich with wine and food. As he dines, he suddenly begins dancing. At first it is the source of laughter and bemusement. But then it continues. Seconds turn into minutes, minutes turn into hours and hours turn into...

19 August 1515 Francis I of France waited expectantly for his wife and queen, Claude, to give birth. Truthfully she was a bit young to go through childbirth but both were in desperate need of heirs to secure the successions of France and Brittany, although he did wish that she allowed Brittany...

What if Charles V centralizes HRE by using and intensifying French and ottoman threats debt trapping constituents and raising larger armies with New world gold and silver also avoiding hyperinflation in Spain francis imprisoned until ceded domains are occupied executing Luther, Calvin and...

The POD for this is that Arthur Tudor lives up until mid to late 1506, but still dies without issue. By the time he dies Henry is married to Marguerite, and has consummated the marriage, meaning Henry VII can’t try to annul it. So now what? How does this effect England, the Reformstion, and...

King Francis I of France, after being captured by Spanish/Imperial forces at battle of Pavia, had to send his two older sons to Spain to regain his freedom according to Treaty of Madrid. What would happen if sons of French King died not long after arriving to Spain, say they fell ill, so Charles...

Apparently, at around 1504 AD, it was planned for the Duchess of Brittany, Claude of France, eldest daughter of Louis XII of France and Anne of Brittany, to marry the future Holy Roman Emperor, Charles of Habsburg. As per this treaty, Charles and the House of Habsburg would acquire Naples, the...

So hey all, just something that's been on the burner in the back of my mind for a little bit, ever since reading a hilarious summary of the War of the League of Cambrai on /his/ not too long ago. French noble Gaston de Foix, called The Thunderbolt of Italy, was a brilliant young commander who...