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Post by kasumigenx on May 24, 2022 12:56:42 GMT
Recovered Heir
On 1554, John Manuel would survive and be able to raise his own son Sebastian I of Portugal and both his wife Joanna of Spain would have two further children, namely, Manuel(June 4, 1555) and Isabella(December 2, 1560) which would have secured the succession of Portugal itself and succeed his father as John IV of Portugal.
John Manuel would continue to defend the interests of the Kingdom of Portugal as long as he is alive and kept his hispanophile mother out of the rule of Portugal and made his wife focus on raising his children so that they would be good for Portugal, he would help the ruler of Brunei drive out the Spanish in the Archipelago of San Lazaro.
Another action that irritated Philip II is that Isabella of Portugal married Henry III of Navarre or rather the future King of France, Henry IV in 1570.
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Post by kasumigenx on May 29, 2022 7:22:41 GMT
Isabella of Portugal
On 1570, Henry III of Navarre would marry Isabella of Portugal who would provide Henry III of Navarre with two daughters prior to being the King of France and die a few years before his ascension in 1587 as the King of France.
Isabella would provide Navarre, Portugal and in extension France an alliance against the Spanish which would help the Kingdom of Navarre and Portugal against the Spanish who have already encircled their Kingdoms and the rich Philip II of Spain.
On the ascension of Henry IV in France, he would remarry to Isabella Clara Eugenia who would have no surviving Issue and would die in 1598 after a complication wherein she would die with her stillborn son and remarry to Maria of Medici.
Henry IV of France and Isabella would have two daughters.
Catherine of France b. May 10, 1580
Jeanne of France b. December 2, 1586
Henry IV of France and Maria of Medici would have the following children
Louis XIII – September 27, 1601
Elizabeth – November 2, 1602
Christine – February 10, 1606
Gaston, Duke of Orleans – April 25, 1608
Henrietta – November 25, 1609
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Post by kasumigenx on Jun 8, 2022 1:13:02 GMT
Catherine of France and Jeanne of France
On 1588, Philip II of Spain would negotiate the betrothal between Catherine of France and Philip, Prince of Asturias, which would only succeed in 1598 just prior to Philip II’s death due to John IV of Portugal vetoing the match between Catherine of France and Phillip, Prince of Asturias but when the children of his son, Manuel turned out healthy and the succession of Portugal was stable, the planned marriage between the two would have no impediments and went ahead and she would arrive in Spain in 1599 and was crowned with her husband, Philip III.
Surviving Children of Catherine of France and Philip III
Philip IV b. April 8, 1605
Maria Anna of Spain, Holy Roman Empress b. August 8, 1606
On 1605, after the death of her Aunt, Catherine of Navarre, Hereditary Princess of Lorraine Jeanne of France would enter a marriage with Henry II, Duke of Lorraine, giving birth to two daughters named:
Catherine of Lorraine(October 3, 1608)
Jeanne of Lorraine(October 6, 1612)
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Post by kasumigenx on Jun 28, 2022 17:06:49 GMT
Zaragosa and Tordesillas upheld
John Manuel would acknowledge the Pero Fidalgo expedition in Luzon and other Portuguese expedition in the Archipelago of San Lazaro and Portugal would continue to object on the Spanish plans to colonize the Archipelago of San Lazaro which is under varying degrees of Bruneian influence as it would be against the Treaty of Zaragosa and Treaty of Tordesillas, the Portuguese would establish trading Presence in the Bruneian Empire and the states in the San Lazaro Archipelago and also establish trading ports and concessions with them which would cause the Spanish interest in the area to fizzle out and Butuan and Sugbu which went under Spanish suzerainty would lapse out from its grasp.
Luzon and Mindanao would go in a long time under Bruneian influence until the Sultanates of Selurong/Sanfotsi and Mindanao/Maguindanao established their independence from the Bruneians, however the Sultanate of Selurong would only have a half of Selurong.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jun 28, 2022 17:07:27 GMT
Mary, Queen of Scots
On 1566, Mary, Queen of Scots would give birth to a girl that she would name as Margaret, named after Margaret Douglas, her grandmother in law, after her husband Lord Darnley would die she would accept the will of the lords that are against her possible marriage with Bothwell, and instead married a man that would be acceptable to the lords and the lords in Scotland and Elizabeth I of England would persuade her to marry Frederick II of Denmark, a choice that Mary Queen of Scots would be forced to accept the marriage, and the marriage would be popular in the Kingdom.
Mary, Queen of Scots and Frederick II of Denmark would have two sons, named Edward(August 25, 1573) and Frederick(December 30, 1578) who would succeed in Britain and Denmark themselves.
On 1603, Mary, Queen of Scots would succeed briefly as Queen of England herself decades after the death of her husband and abolished the role of the monarch as the head of the Church of England and emancipated the Catholics until the end of her reign on 1610.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jun 28, 2022 17:07:59 GMT
Sigismund III of Poland
On 1572, the French Princess, Marguerite would leave France for Brandenburg to marry Sigismund of Brandenburg the presumptive heir to Poland, however when she would die prior to her arrival in Brandenburg, some said said her the Habsburgs poisoning their family due to them wanting Sigismund to marry a Habsburg, however, after his ascenscion as Sigismund III of Poland, Sigismund would himself marry Sophie of Mecklenburg-Gustrow which would strengthen the alliance between Poland and Denmark and they would have many children namely.
Hedwig of Poland(May 10, 1576)
Anna of Poland(June 4, 1577)
Casimir(December 3, 1580)
Sigismund(July 9, 1583)
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 5, 2022 16:15:31 GMT
Margaret of Scotland
On 1577, Sebastian, Prince of Portugal would negotiate a marriage with Margaret of Scotland, daughter of Mary, Queen of Scots but he would die crusading before the marriage would happen and Manuel would be the replacement groom, the daughter of Mary, Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley, Margaret would marry Manuel of Portugal and she would be married to him by proxy, her journey will be long and inland and even met Philip II of Spain and Henry III of France in her journey and she mentioned that she is about to marry Manuel of Portugal, she would cross over to Portugal and marry Manuel of Portugal in person.
She would advise her husband on the affairs of the colonies and she would change the policies of Portugal to be in more favor of her homeland, she would provide him of many children namely;
John b. February 19, 1584
Isabel b. August 19, 1586
Margarita b. December 24, 1588
Manuel b. November 19, 1590
Charles b. January 18, 1592
Maria b. April 8, 1595
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