Something I have been thinking about for a while, what if Henry VII had married Elizabeth of York in 1478 and what if Kings' and nobility could take more than one wife how would history change

1539. Isabella of Portugal, Holy Roman Empress and Charles V's wife dies. Charles shortly pulls out of his grief when the Council reminds him that he needs to find another wife. To honor his aunt Catherine of Aragon, Charles brings Mary to Spain and makes her his new wife. Meanwhile, in England, King Henry marries Anne of Cleves.

Henry VIII is forced to watch the lives of his children before his final judgement

Desperate to bring England back into the fold, Pope Clement comes up with a plan that will shake things up in England for good. He sends his orphaned Medici cousin to England in hopes that she might succeed in drawing King Henry's attention away from Anne Boleyn and make sure that he doesn't break away from the church. Henry/Anne.

Henry is not the boy Katherine once new, having enough Katherine beats Henry to it and ask him for a divorce, what happens when Henry realizes what he lost and starts to fight tooth and nail to save his marriage, and how does Francis fit into it all?

From everyone but their father, came a poisonous thought and Anne feels her heart break all over again. Henry believed it, believed she and Tom had betrayed him, even though he claimed to care nothing for them. It seemed, she thought bleakly, we must be Henry's or we must be no ones, no matter if he still wants us or not. [The OT3 Verse Take On The Last Minute Pardon Story]

What would happen if Henry's royal wives were commoners and common born wives royals?Could tragedy be averted? A response to ReganX's Royal or Not Challenge

AU! When Henry found himself yet again without a queen to sit by his side, his search did not go beyond the candidate he had in mind. Anne of Cleves had thought herself safe enough when Henry had declared her a sister. Little did she know that title would not hold a candle to his demand that she come to court as Queen once more. -picks from 4x03-

When Edward of Clarence dies alongside his cousin of Middleham in 1484, and Anne Neville escapes both death and Bosworth by the skin of her teeth, no one can imagine the long-term effects on English history. Inspired by a discussion on Alternate History Discussion.

In which the King of England accidentally falls in love with the dark horse of the Seymour family instead of the golden child. Starts 1x03/2x01.

After having been exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François to extract vengeance upon King Henry and to save France from the Habsburg invaders. Her barren soul is consumed by hatred, but, unexpectedly, she finds her destiny like Virgil's Aeneas.

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Although they'd only just met, it didn't take her long to realize that she'd known him well, once. If only she could remember where and when. Modern day AU

After her mothers' death the Lady Elizabeth was left in the care of her Aunt Mary Stafford. Whilst the new Queen Jane has been successful in reuniting King Henry with his eldest daughter Elizabeth still remains an outcast. Desperate to help her young niece, Mary Stafford sends word to her old lover King Francis who offers them sanctuary in his kingdom.

How would England's fate be changed if there was a different second Tudor son? In a world where Arthur Tudor dies in his early years, and it's his younger twin brother who winds up as Prince of Wales and then King of England, the course of medieval Europe is altered forever. Wars are waged, blood is spilled, and tears are shed, but in the end, the reign of Alexander I is legendary.

The greatest rivals sometimes make the greatest allies. When two English families united in 1515, no one could know that it would change the fate of England - forever.

Angela Bright never expected to chance to be reborn after she died. Believing she's died too young, she quickly accepts the offer. But once the young woman gets her second life, she soon realizes she has been thrust head first into Henry VIII's court during Tudor era England. Due to who Angela's been reborn as, she can change history; for better, or for worse. It's all up to her.

After being undermined by everyone, Henry realized a truth; his eyes cleared and he couldn't look away. He had aimed to never be his winter-like father, but Henry VII had always gotten what he wanted. If he truly wanted to marry Anne and have his son, perhaps he must employ some of his father's teachings. It was the only way to create the Golden Age for his soon-to-be-here son. AU!

Set in season 2 just after Henry recovers from the jousting accident. During an argument between Queen Anne Boleyn and Charles Brandon a small moment of passion flares. In the weeks that follow Anne finds herself torn between winning back the King's heart, or losing herself to the man she had always loathed.

AU. Anne/Charles. Realising the lengths of which Henry would go to marry his new 'love' Anne requests a divorce upon her own accord, one in order to keep her daughter legitimate and to keep herself alive; however it wasn't upon her own accord to have Henry choose a new husband for her. And even less so for him to choose his loyal lap-dog: Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk.

Anne Boleyn a été reconnue coupable de trahison. Le roi Henry VIII, son mari depuis presque trois ans, croit que c'est vrai jusqu'à ce qu'il entende quelque chose qui le prive de sa certitude...

King Henry VIII has gone to visit Jane Seymour at Wolfhall. Once he and his party arrive the king agrees to the suggestion of hunting but something terrible happens and Henry dies. Will Princess Elizabeth be crowned Queen of England, or will the illegitimate Lady Mary steal the Crown and usurp the throne? What will happen if the Lady Mary is successful? Read to find out!

Set in a corrupt modern city like Batman's Gotham or Frank Miller's SIN CITY, this is an AU Tudors saga about how strong, ambitious Elizabeth Tudor sets out to ensnare and ruin her innocent cousin, Mary Queen of Scots! Tons of crime, sin, sex, and intrigue to follow. Rated T!

Six years after her departure from the Court, Anne Stamford of Pembrokeshire and Kent - former Queen of England - lives a quiet retirement in the great house of Leeds Castle with her beloved husband, William. While things are - mostly - politically quiet, Elizabeth is keen to accept an invitation to go on progress to her mother's house. But where she goes - does trouble follow?

Enter Grace Neville, a descendant of the Plantagenets and niece to Sir Thomas More who not only proves to be an ally to Anne Boleyn, but carves a future for herself that will change the fate of England forever.