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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:05:13 GMT
Primeira Noiva
On 1516, after the birth of Infante Antonio, Maria of Aragon would recuperate but she would not give birth again afterwards and survive her husband after his death in the plague for a few years and die in 1523.
On July 16, 1518, Eleanor of Austria would marry Prince John of Portugal, later John III of Portugal, to prevent Portuguese support in revolts in Castile and Aragon against his regime, Eleanor of Austria would prove to be a strong and powerful queen for her husband, John and provided him with stronger.
On 1525, Catherine of Austria would marry Francis I of France after the death of Claude of France which would ease the relations between Spain and France after the Italian wars although the two of them would only have one single surviving child named Agnes of France (October 15, 1527) but had lots of miscarriages and stillbirths and Catherine of Austria would go to a nunnery after the death of Francis I of France in 1547.
Eleanor of Austria would have the following children with John III of Portugal.
Manuel II of Portugal b. February 18, 1520 d. 1590
Infanta Maria b. June 8, 1521 d. 1577 – married to Philip II of Spain
Infante Afonso b. February 24, 1526 d. 1526
Infante Carlos b. November 1, 1531 d. 1537
Infanta Isabella b. February 15, 1533 d. 1600 – married to Henry II of Navarre
Infante Denis b. April 6, 1535 d. 1537
Infante Joao Manuel b. June 3, 1537 d. 1554
Infante Antonio b. March 9, 1539 d. 1540
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:05:40 GMT
Archipelago of SanLazaro
The Portuguese would continue to have conflicts with the Spanish expeditions in the Archipelago of Sanlazaro under the reign of John III and his son, Manuel II.
the Pero Fidalgo expedition in Luçon and the other Portuguese expeditions would be acknowledged 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 Prescence in the Bruneian Empire and the other 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, the states in the Archipelago of San Lazaro would remain under Bruneian influence and Madyaas and Butuan would convert causing Western Visayas and Mindanao to be under Bruneian influence and Muslim although Sugbu and Dapitan/Bohol would not.
Luçon and Mindanao would go in a long time under Bruneian influence until the Sultanates of Selurong and Butuan reestablished their independence from the Bruneians, however the Sultanate of Selurong would only have a half of Selurong while Butuan would reestablish its dominance in Mindanao.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:06:02 GMT
Frederick the Wise
On 1519, Frederick the Wise of Saxony would win the Imperial Elections instead of Charles I of Spain forcing Charles I of Spain to abandon Austria to Ferdinand and his future wife, Anna of Bohemia which would end the Spanish Habsburg rule in Austria, and Ferdinand would start the line of the Austrian Habsburgs with his wife, Anna of Bohemia.
A while after the return of Charles I of Spain, he would marry Isabella of Portugal in 1523 after he rejected her marriage earlier when it was offered with his sister, Eleanor of Austria, Queen of Portugal.
Frederick the Wise would support the annulment of Catherine of Aragon in the late 1520s and Henry VIII which would have caused the annulment to be granted on May 1527 and Mary Tudor their daughter would remain legitimate, Henry VIII would marry Anne Boleyn immediately, however the marriage result is not what he desired to have as Anne Boleyn would take time to have a pregnancy and just had another daughter named Elizabeth and Henry VIII would send his second wife, Anne Boleyn to a nunnery to secure another wife in 1536 in the person of Mary of Bourbon.
Frederick the Wise would die in 1532 giving way to Ferdinand of Austria being elected as Holy Roman Emperor.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:06:51 GMT
Mary Tudor
On 1520, Mary Tudor was betrothed to many people, including Charles I of Spain but the Dauphin/Duke of Brittany was her longest betrothal which was replaced by Prince Manuel of Portugal when the divorce between Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII happened and when Francis I would choose Infanta Maria of Portugal as the wife of Francis I, and she was also against the divorce that the pope did but was forced to agree with the divorce on 1527 and the remarriage to Anne Boleyn on 1528.
After mourning the death of her mother on 1535, on 1536, Mary Tudor would be proxy married to Prince Manuel of Portugal and was sworn to abandon her own claims to the English crown and she would never seen her other siblings aside from Elizabeth, Anne Boleyn would die of a miscarriage on 1536 after Mary Tudor went to Portugal, she and her mother in law and cousin, Eleanor of Austria would get along with each other.
Mary Tudor would be known as Maria Tudor or Maria de Inglaterra on Portugal and she would be crowned with her husband on 1557, she and her husband Manuel would be happy with each other, and Mary Tudor would have a few pregnancies carried to term as she has inherited the disposition of her mother, she would die on 1558 due to one of her miscarriages and Manuel II of Portugal never remarried.
Children of Mary Tudor and Manuel II of Portugal
John IV of Portugal – December 10, 1537
Catherine of Portugal – November 30, 1541
Henry of Portugal – May 10, 1544
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:07:15 GMT
Infanta Maria of Portugal, Queen of Spain
On 1536, Infanta Maria would go to France to meet Francis III, duke of Brittany in person only to find Francis III, Duke of Brittany dead and she would be forced to return to Portugal as his brother is married to someone else.
Initially, it is her sister, Infanta Isabella who is betrothed to Philip, Prince of Asturias, but Infanta Maria would volunteer herself to be married to Philip II as she wanted to be a wife of a King and she would marry Philip, Prince of Asturias on 1543 as he had already reached his own maturity, she would be a dutiful bride for him and she was experienced and strong and would be able to give birth to a few children and assisted her husband in his own policies in Spain, which she and her father would sometimes go in disagreement with and she was bumped further in the successor when she married her husband, she would die on 1577.
Children Maria of Portugal and Philip II of Spain
Charles II of Spain - July 8, 1545
Eleanor of Spain May 10, 1552
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:07:37 GMT
Establishment of Portuguese-Bruneian Alliance
The Portuguese would establish their own factories in Calatagan and Tondo in Maynila in the Bruneian Empire since the arrival of Pero Fidalgo expedition which would strengthen the relationship between the Portuguese and the Bruneians and allowed the Portuguese to further trade with the Bruneians and Chinese in Calatagan and Tondo which would mean that in the East an alliance between the Portuguese and the Bruneians would form good ties and this would also help the formation of the Portuguese Colonies in the Eastern Sunda Islands and the Portuguese colonies in Maluku.
On 1565, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi would arrive in Cebu and tried to explore Madyaas in the Islas de San Lazaro only to be discovered by the Bruneians and Portuguese and he would be forced to return to Spain by the Portuguese allies of the Bruneians.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 13, 2022 14:08:22 GMT
Infanta Isabella of Portugal, Queen of Navarre
On 1549, Margaret of Angouleme would die and Henry II of Navarre would have made an alliance with the Portuguese by marrying the young Infanta Isabella as his own second wife, she was originally betrothed to the King of Spain, however Infanta Maria would volunteer herself to marry Philip II of Spain and a possible marriage was also offered for the Prince of Wales, the son of Henry VIII and Maria de Bourbon but that would not happen as a better marriage for her would happen and that would be her marriage to the King of Navarre.
Isabella of Navarre would give birth to two sons named John of Navarre(August 4, 1551) and Henry of Navarre(June 15, 1553) which would bump the Bourbon children of Jeanne of Navarre with her husband Antoine de Bourbon, the daughter of Henry II of Navarre from his marriage with Marguerite of Angouleme in the succession.
She would be regent after the death of her husband until John IV of Navarre would reach his majority.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 14, 2022 18:52:09 GMT
Brazil and its founding
The Portuguese would establish the colony of Brazil due to Cabral discovering it while going to India in 1503 which would give the Portuguese a share in the New World and they would stop the French from trying to establish a colony in Brazil in their share of South America, Joao II and his successor Manuel II would be able to prevent the French from gaining foothold in Brazil and in the Archipelago of San Lazaro which is controlled by their trading partner, the Bruneians, the French would fail establish the colony France Antarctique, and the French would be able to gain control of Canada which the Portuguese would give up control of, John III and Manuel II’s actions would uphold the treaties of Tordesillas(1494) and Zaragoza(1529) against the Spanish in San Lazaro and Brazil.
Brazil would help the Portuguese in their trade in the East in the Indies, and when the Spanish are expanding their colonies and after conquering the Incas under Pizarro they would stop in their colonization South America as the Extreme Southern America and their supposed share of the Amazon have tribes that are not conquerable.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 15, 2022 21:59:33 GMT
Henry VIII and his three other brides
On 1536, after Mary Tudor, Queen of Portugal left, Anne Boleyn would die in a miscarriage in Autumn 1536 and Henry VIII would hurrily remarry to the young Marie de Bourbon, the bride who was contracted to marry James V of Scotland prior to his marriage to a French Princess, she is able to finally give birth to a son named Edward, Prince of Wales on October 12, 1537 and Marie de Bourbon would die a couple of months after in 1538, Mary Tudor would not learn about the death of her two stepmothers years after they passed and also the birth of Edward, Prince of Wales who replaced her sister, Elizabeth as the heir to the Kingdom of England, and she was glad that she is now in Portugal rather than England, she would say that her life in Portugal is better than that in England.
On 1540, Henry VIII would remarry to Anne of Cleves who would give birth to another daughter named Margaret(May 10, 1541), named after Henry VIII’s grandmother and both Elizabeth and Margaret would be prestigious brides in the bridal market as they could succeed Henry VIII if Edward, Prince of Wales predeceases him or rather one of Mary’s sons could succeed but Henry would decide that he would not make Mary’s Portuguese progeny as his own heirs, on the death of Henry VIII on 1547, the fate of Henry VIII’s two younger daughters, Elizabeth and Margaret would be uncertain as it is the regency of Edward VI who would decide their marriages.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 15, 2022 22:17:11 GMT
Francis Xavier
On 1549, Portuguese Missionaries headed by Francis Xavier would arrive in Japan and establish Catholicism in Japan but it would not last as the Portuguese would prioritize trade as their priority over conversion of the Populace like what they did with Brunei in regards to Archipelago of San Lazaro and the Portuguese activities in Japan would be concentrated in the Kyushu area where there would be a small Christian Population which would briefly increase but would not increase to become significant.
The trade of Nagasaki and Macao would have helped the Portuguese Empire aside from their control over the Spice Trade to Europe as well as their own ports in the Bruneian Empire as well under the Bolkiahs.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 16, 2022 13:30:28 GMT
James V and Margaret of France
When James V met Marie de Bourbon in 1536, he would reject her as his bride and chose to marry the delicate Madeleine of France and Marie would end up marrying Henry VIII but Francis would instead offer either his two other daughters, Margaret and Agnes, who have a different constitution as Madeleine, James V would pick Margaret as the one that he would marry and Margaret would give up her claims to France and the two would go to Scotland so that the two would marry in Scotland after the two left France in 1537.
Margaret of France would have two pregnancies who would be carried to term and reach adulthood and James, Duke of Rothesay(May 22, 1540) and Mary of Scotland(December 8, 1542), James V would die in 1543 due to an unspecified illness and James VI would now be king leaving Margaret of France as a young widow.
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Post by kasumigenx on Jul 18, 2022 0:36:20 GMT
Agnes of France and Sigismund Augustus
On the death of Elizabeth of Austria on 1545, a marriage between Madeleine of France and Sigismund Augustus, however, Agnes of France would be chosen to marry Sigismund Augustus, Madeleine of France would instead enter the nunnery on the following year due to her poor constitution, when Agnes of France left on 1546, she would not see her mother and father again, she is 19 years old and much ready to consummate the marriage as soon as possible but she would prove to be as fragile as Madeleine later on, he would maintain Barbara Radzwill as his own mistress.
Agnes would give birth to a daughter named Catherine on January 2, 1547 named after her mother, Archduchess Catherine, however she would die weeks after giving birth to a daughter.
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Post by kasumigenx on Aug 4, 2022 13:46:30 GMT
Twenty Years War
The Twenty Year War or Dutch Revolt (Dutch: Nederlandse Opstand) (c.1566–1586) was an armed conflict in the Habsburg Netherlands between disparate groups of rebels and the Spanish government over issues such as the Protestant Reformation, centralisation, taxation, and the rights and privileges of the nobility and cities. After the initial stages, Philip II of Spain, the sovereign of the Netherlands, deployed his armies and regained control over most of the rebel-held territories. However, widespread mutinies in the Spanish army caused a general uprising. Under the leadership of the exiled William the Silent, the Catholic- and Protestant-dominated provinces sought to establish religious peace while jointy opposing the king's regime with the Pacification of Ghent, but the general rebellion failed to sustain itself. Despite Parma's steady military and diplomatic successes, the Union of Utrecht continued their resistance, proclaiming their independence through the 1581 Act of Abjuration, and establishing the Protestant-dominated Dutch Republic in 1586.
Twenty Years War
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Post by kasumigenx on Aug 8, 2022 16:16:25 GMT
Establishment of Newfoundland
On 1583 on the reign of Edward VI of England, the English would found a colony on Newfoundland under Sir Humphrey Gilbert which would be the start of the English colonization of Newfoundland the Spanish and Portuguese would be quite hostile at the plans of the English and the French in the New World, however as the Portuguese and Spanish administrations don’t want to over extend the colonies of the English and the French in North America would stay.
The immigrants from France, Ireland and England would found the colony of Newfoundland which would launch the English colonization of the new world which would also create the colony of New England later on.
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Post by kasumigenx on Aug 9, 2022 1:24:43 GMT
Establishment of Newfoundland
On 1583 on the reign of Edward VI of England, the English would found a colony on Newfoundland under Sir Humphrey Gilbert which would be the start of the English colonization of Newfoundland the Spanish and Portuguese would be quite hostile at the plans of the English and the French in the New World, however as the Portuguese and Spanish administrations don’t want to over extend the colonies of the English and the French in North America would stay.
The immigrants from France, Ireland and England would found the colony of Newfoundland which would launch the English colonization of the new world which would also create the colony of New England later on.
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