>be Margaret Beaufort
>be bethroed at 12 to Edmund Tudor who was in his 20s
>normally it would be expected that consummation of the marriage would be held off for a few years due to her young age
>but nah he decides to hit that shit anyway
>Margaret becomes pregnant, delivers the future Henry VII in January 1457
>as she is 13 the birth was incredibly difficult and it was regarded as a miracle that she survived and the baby was healthy
>Edmund Tudor died a few months before Henry was born
>evidently Margaret sustained some kind of internal injury from the birth because although married twice more, no children resulted from these marriages
tl;dr being a pedophile is bad, don't do it

>>17794222 (OP)
If she was Mexican that would be the normal age to bear her first child and the dad would be her brother or uncle.

>>17794222 (OP)
british heraldry is so kino

>>17794222 (OP)
muzzoid bros our response?

>>17794222 (OP)
It's actually kind of hard for adolescent girls to get pregnant because fertility isn't very high yet; it slowly increases from puberty until peaking in the early 20s. Further girls that age have unstable hormones that can increase the risk of birth defects or miscarriage.

>>17794531
There’s definitely some good stuff. This is now a British heraldry thread.

>>17794222 (OP)
poor woman, although I bet she loved her son dearly which is all you can ask for

>>17794610
>so what do you want on your coat of arms?
>Everything.

now Margaret Tudor (Henry VII's daughter) was married to James IV of Scotland at 13 but they didn't consummate the marriage until she was 16 because i guess he wasn't a pedo

>>17794610

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>>17794758
They waited until it was (reasonably) safe before consummating the marriage which is really all you can ask of historical figures. Most of the marriages were political anyways, so the person feelings of the two being married mattered little.

>>17797091
personal feelings*