Well, in-universe, there was already an uncle-niece marriage that produced two kings.
Cannoli Send a noteboard - 29/08/2017 10:08:27 PM
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Nephew to aunt is closer but of course people back then didn't understand genetics. Within royalty I don't think it would raise any eyebrows. After King Tut died his uncle married Tut's sister. Since John's claim to the throne is better than hers marriage is really the only solution.
Nephew to aunt is closer but of course people back then didn't understand genetics. Within royalty I don't think it would raise any eyebrows. After King Tut died his uncle married Tut's sister. Since John's claim to the throne is better than hers marriage is really the only solution.
I'm pretty sure no one in Westeros would know who you are talking about.
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