One bloodline, many thrones — as the family’s tree draws them. Each door below is a connection the tree shows. A kingdom’s own page states the path of names, the standing of the claim, and the documents beneath it. The story is told by the Chronicle; the proof is kept in this vault.
Scotland
The Stuart line — and Mary Queen of Scots at its root.
England
The Stuarts of England — and behind them the Plantagenet root: Edward III and John of Gaunt.
France
The d’Arquien line — and Henrietta Maria, by marriage.
Poland
The Sobieski line, through Maria Clementine.
Italy
Modena and the Este — through Mary of Modena and Laura Martinozzi.
Denmark & Norway
The Oldenburg line, through Anne of Denmark.
The German Houses
Pfalz-Neuburg · Saxe-Lauenburg · Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel · Mecklenburg-Güstrow.
The doors are drawn from the family’s tree and are labelled as the tree shows them. Where a document carries a connection, the kingdom’s page links to it on the Timeline.