The Swedish Branch of the House of Holstein-Gottorp (Oldenburg) (Alternate History)

Here are some important people on the chart:

• Augusta Albertina of Mecklenburg-Strelitz

• Prince Carl Gustav, Duke of Småland

• Robert King, 4th Earl of Kingston

• Lovis Hedvig of Sweden (Geni)

• Grand Duchess Olga Pavlovna of Russia

• Karl Adolf of Sweden (Geni)

• Napoleon-Charles Bonaparte

• Princess Amalia of Sweden

• Prince Alfred of Liechtenstein

• Prince Karl Aloys

This is my month-end special for February 2023!

Two important points for this ATL:

1. Princess Maria Gustava married a wealthy merchant from the island of Holmön (English: Holman) and gave birth to Prince Carl Maria giving birth to a new noble house: the House of Kingston-Holman, whereas Princess Amalia Gustava married a governor from Härnösand (English: Herenesson) and gave birth to Prince Gustav giving birth to another new noble house: the House of Kingston-Herenesson.

2. Later in life, Gustav-Karl Bonaparte married Princess Ulrica (Swedish: Ulrika) from the House of Kingston-Herenesson and gave birth to two children: a boy and a girl, where as Prince Johan, Duke of Småland married Princess Olga of Kingston and also gave birth to two children (this time, a set twins): a girl and a boy. The Bonaparte-Liechtenstein/Kingston-Holman heir would marry the older Småland/Kingston-Herenesson twin while the younger Småland/Kingston-Herenesson twin would marry the Bonaparte-Liechtenstein/Kingston-Holman princess. And both couples would each give birth to an heir: one couple produced a son, the other a daughter. And soon enough, those double first cousins will get married themselves and give birth to many children.

FUN FACT: Charles-Louis Bonaparte had a first cousin named Prince Ludvik of Vasa.

Eric XV's take