This should be pretty straight-forward, but I want to know what it'd change for literally everyone else in this timeline tbh
AHC: Mary Tudor, daughter of Henry VII, becomes simultaneously queen of England and France
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Regnant in England, consort in France without any doubt.
I guess who here both Henry VIII and Margaret died childless after Mary’s wedding…
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Regnant in England...it's unlikely she'll be regnant in France. Consort in France could work, she was that OTL, but perhaps in this TL she is wed to Francis I instead, thus they pop out a few sons who can take England and France both...
Let's say James V's birth turns bad, leading to the death of both him and Margaret. Then Henry VIII dies in some jousting accident.
Mary probably marries Francis I after Louis XII's death. It implies Francis has to renounce to Brittany but, with a personal union of France and England, Brittany is under control anyway simply because of geography.
Mary probably marries Francis I after Louis XII's death. It implies Francis has to renounce to Brittany but, with a personal union of France and England, Brittany is under control anyway simply because of geography.
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