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I have trouble figuring out what you mean by the last sentence. There was no legitimate (and non-Catholic) female heir who had priority over James IV and I when
by Veen 4y ago
I have trouble figuring out what you mean by the last sentence. There was no legitimate (and non-Catholic) female heir who had priority over James IV and I when Elizabeth I died. Even if female primogeniture was accepted at the time, the crown would have gone to James.
- PraetorianGourd 4y agoI am wrong, I thought James VI was the son of James V, and thus a "Tudor" via his grandmother. Thanks for the correction!