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Post by lordroel on Jan 23, 2016 22:06:26 GMT
What happens when Pedro II son Afonso, Prince Imperial of Brazil dying at age two from epilepsy he manged to survive, will Pedro II have desire to keep the Brazil empire as it is when the Republican coup happens in 1889 or will a coup never happen at all because Afonso menages to live.
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Post by damien on Mar 10, 2016 19:28:26 GMT
The thing is, you might need to alter Pedro's personality. After his first trip out of the country (to Europe and America, where Isabel acted as Regent), all he wanted to do was travel some more. So, it is possible that Pedro might decide that rather than reigning, he wants to travel the world more/whatever, and he abdicates in Afonso's favor. He was OTL not very interested in having one of his daughters succeed him, thinking that a girl couldn't rule in the turmoil of the current events at the time.
In which case, Brazil's survival as a monarchy depends almost entirely on the personality of Afonso. If he's a military man (which is possible) and well respected by the army, then maybe less of a/no coup than OTL. Pedro is probably gonna be less prone to depression knowing he has a son to pass the empire to.
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Post by lordroel on Mar 10, 2016 19:42:18 GMT
The thing is, you might need to alter Pedro's personality. After his first trip out of the country (to Europe and America, where Isabel acted as Regent), all he wanted to do was travel some more. So, it is possible that Pedro might decide that rather than reigning, he wants to travel the world more/whatever, and he abdicates in Afonso's favor. He was OTL not very interested in having one of his daughters succeed him, thinking that a girl couldn't rule in the turmoil of the current events at the time. In which case, Brazil's survival as a monarchy depends almost entirely on the personality of Afonso. If he's a military man (which is possible) and well respected by the army, then maybe less of a/no coup than OTL. Pedro is probably gonna be less prone to depression knowing he has a son to pass the empire to. That why i asked the question, with a son who lives, Pedro might fight against the coup if that happens as he has a reason to pass on his throne to his son. |
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Post by futurist on Jun 20, 2016 5:40:39 GMT
The thing is, you might need to alter Pedro's personality. After his first trip out of the country (to Europe and America, where Isabel acted as Regent), all he wanted to do was travel some more. So, it is possible that Pedro might decide that rather than reigning, he wants to travel the world more/whatever, and he abdicates in Afonso's favor. He was OTL not very interested in having one of his daughters succeed him, thinking that a girl couldn't rule in the turmoil of the current events at the time. In which case, Brazil's survival as a monarchy depends almost entirely on the personality of Afonso. If he's a military man (which is possible) and well respected by the army, then maybe less of a/no coup than OTL. Pedro is probably gonna be less prone to depression knowing he has a son to pass the empire to. That why i asked the question, with a son who lives, Pedro might fight against the coup if that happens as he has a reason to pass on his throne to his son. Would fighting against the coup actually be enough to make this coup fail, though? Completely serious question, for the record. |
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Post by lordroel on Jun 20, 2016 14:16:19 GMT
That why i asked the question, with a son who lives, Pedro might fight against the coup if that happens as he has a reason to pass on his throne to his son. Would fighting against the coup actually be enough to make this coup fail, though? Completely serious question, for the record. Would the fact that having a son be enough for the coup never happening at all. |
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Post by damien on Oct 29, 2017 0:00:53 GMT
Would the fact that having a son be enough for the coup never happening at all. Prety much. Pedro was reluctant to call the army in to put down the coup because he didn't see the point. If he has a son, and said son is going to be the future of the monarchy, Pedro might call the army in as he should've done OTL |
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Post by lordroel on Oct 29, 2017 10:23:04 GMT
Would the fact that having a son be enough for the coup never happening at all. Prety much. Pedro was reluctant to call the army in to put down the coup because he didn't see the point. If he has a son, and said son is going to be the future of the monarchy, Pedro might call the army in as he should've done OTL Ore the coup might not happen at all, that is what i think. |
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