The stability of Europe depends on no large scale war breaking out which would've happened if someone had tried to impose their choice without negotiations.
I don't know how the next claimant is going to be chosen. Would Maria Beatrice of Savoy work? She has good ancestry, Philip V of Spain, Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia, Maria Theresa of Austria. What do the three allies do now? Race to Paris and whoever gets there choses the new King? Or do you think they can agree on a claimant? My point being, no male decedents of Louis XIII left, not even in Spain, and not even through mistresses. OK, let's say either the Hapsburgs won the War of Spanish Succession or Charles IV died of Salmonella infection without a heir. Charles IV of Spain would obviously not be dead. Most of them are French nobles, so we can say they got caught by the rebels. Oh, but there are no male descendants of Louis XIII of France left. Too bad they already guillotined Louis XVI and the sons died in captivity of something. Marie Anotnette and Marie Thérese of France are freed by their captors when they think they can get pardons for freeing them. let's say they blame the cityfolk for the revolution.īritain and Spain enter on Austria's side, causing the Directory to cave. Then then give peasants they requisition material from script that says "to be redeemed (whatever currency Austria does) when the Monarchy of France is restored by its legitimate claimant" because.
The Austrians then win several pitched battles (actual battles) and take areas in Burgundy, and secure the entire Mediterranean cost, while looting the cities. So you have a "battle" that's really a massacre of hundreds of thousands of conscripts. Suppose that the Austrians kick butt early and do something like trick 300,000 (not a misprint, hundreds of thousands) conscripts into going into a trap (woods, pit traps, cannons, wall of musketballs, exploding boxes, something).
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