Cannamore - An age of Discovery timeline

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Cannamore

On the battle of Cannamore, the Mamluk Sultanate assisting the Kingdom of Calicut would win against the Portuguese in 1506 destroying the possibility of a Portuguese Naval Empire in the East although the focus of the Portuguese would now be in Africa instead at this point, forcing them to focus on the colonization of the Cape of Good Hope in hope of reestablishing a possibility of having colonies in the east again but those would not happen and the former Empire of Majapahit would fall under Muslim Princes including the Sultanate of Brunei who would gain its eastern vassals

The Ottoman subjugation of the Mamluks and repulsion of the Portuguese in India and the East Indies would result in Ottoman total domination of India’s trade routes by proxy and the Ottomans would partner with Malacca and Brunei and the trade with East Asia would be used to fund wars in the Balkans as well.

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Habsburg loss
On 1519, Frederick III, Elector of Saxony would win the election for Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, which would surprise the heir of Maximilian, Charles I of Spain which would ensure a neutral HRE for a time and Charles I would be forced to give up Austria to his brother Ferdinand who is married to Anna of Bohemia.

By 1530, on the death of Frederick IV of HRE, Ferdinand I of Austria would secure the Holy Roman Empire with his wife Anna.

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Henry VIII
In 1528, Catherine of Aragon, the Queen of England’s marriage with Henry VIII would be dissolved by the pope, due to affinity due to her first marriage, the annulment was supported by the Holy Roman Emperor himself, Frederick IV.

Henry VIII married Anne Boleyn, his mistress at that time and Anne Boleyn would give birth to another daughter named Margaret on May 2, 1530, and then Elizabeth on September 7, 1533 which disappointed him, much to the displeasure of the King but years after rumors of heresy against Anne Boleyn would have sprouted out which the King would have used to get rid of Anne Boleyn himself, during this time Princess Mary, the heiress at that time is married to Francis, Duke of Brittany who would sire a posthumous daughter named Anne II of Brittany on January 2, 1537 prior to his death and Mary would die in 1538 in Brittany shortly after the birth of her daughter, Claude II of Brittany.

On 1536, Anne Boleyn’ marriage would be annulled again due to his own relations with Mary Boleyn not being given dispensation Henry VIII annulled his marriage with Anne Boleyn due to her not having a male issue of her own and had negotiated for Princess Mary of Portugal’s hand prior, and on 1536, Henry VIII would remarry to Maria of Portugal as his third wife after his second wife was executed, Maria of Portugal bore his own son, Edward on October 12, 1537, Maria of Portugal would end up as Philip II of Spain’s second wife after the death of Henry VIII leaving the succession to his son, Edward.

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Son of Hungary
On January 20, 1526, Mary of Hungary would give birth to a son, baptized as Vladislav who would unite the Kingdoms of Poland, Hungary, and Lithuania, the consequences of his own reign in the four kingdoms would immense as its consequences are the unification of majority of Silesia with Poland after the break up of the union of the countries due to the porous border of Poland and Silesia and the further unification of the Czechs and Slovakians in culture, the Germans would be weaker and weaker in the Slavic majority areas.
Mary of Austria would serve as the regent for her son, Vladislaus III after her husband Louis II of Hungary died in the battle of Mohacs for a long time and gave up the lands in Bosnia and Transylvania for a time until Vladislav III’s successor during the union of the three countries after the death of Sigismund Augustus.

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Beginning of the reign of Queen Claude of England
On 1553, after marrying her half uncle, Edward VI he would die prior after the consummation of the marriage, she would pick her cousin, Henry, Lord Darnley as her own husband which would delay the consummation of the marriage until the end of the decade but she herself is not in a rush, however marrying her rival Elizabeth out would be her regents own priority.
On 1560, just after Queen Claude had consummated her marriage with her husband, Henry and bore a daughter named Catherine of England on January 10, 1560, she sent Elizabeth to marry Ivan of Muscovy, a marriage that would ensure the continuity of the Rurikids in Russia, after the deaths of the sons of Ivan, she would give birth to the needed heir on June 19, 1567 who she named Edward.

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American Colonization
After the loss of the opportunity to the East, the Portuguese would focus on their own opportunities in Africa and Brazil which they have already discovered and they would also focus on improving their colony in Mozambique and their relations with their tributary Congo and the establishment of Angola.
Castile would focus on the colonization of the Americas and they were able to acquire the colonies of New Spain from the old Mexica polity and their South American colonies which were built on Tawantinsuyu and the two countries would have issues in regards to their territories in the Americas but the Portuguese would have an almost monopoly of Africa.
Under Queen Claude of England, Humphrey Gilbert would found the colony of Newfoundland which would start the English colonization of the Americas which would be challenged by the French and the Spanish.

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Inheritance of the Netherlands
On October 25, 1555, Charles V would abdicate and partition his Empire giving the Burgundian Inheritance to his daughter Maria of Spain and her husband Maximilian and the Spanish inheritance to Philip II, and Charles V would retire to a monastery in Spain after his own abdication.
Maria of Spain and her husband would treat the Protestants in the Burgundian Possessions with tolerance which is something that other Western European countries and the Low Countries under Maria and Maximilian would be united with Austria on the death of Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I after her husband became the Holy Roman Emperor as Maximilian II.
On 1554, Philip II would remarry to Maria of Viseu, the dowager Queen of England, the mother of Edward VI.

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Trading routes
The Bruneians an ally and subsidiary of the Ottomans in faith would have two vassals in the north we have the Sultanate of Sapa and the Maguindanao Sultanate, the two kingdoms would remain loyal to the Bruneians and the Sultanate of Sapa lie in the Bruneians trade route to Japan especially to the Ryukyus and also the Bruneians would trade with China which already have a muslim population.
The Venetians would have retained their own monopoly in the goods to the East while Portugal would now have a monopoly of the Subsaharan traded goods and Eastern Goods traded in the way of Subsaharan africa.