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In page Henry II of France:
"Henry raised the young Mary, Queen of Scots, at his court, hoping to use her ultimately to establish a dynastic claim to Scotland. On 24 April 1558, Henry's fourteen-year-old son, the Dauphin Francis, married Mary. Had there been a son of this union, he would have been King of France and King of Scotland, and also a claimant to the throne of England. Henry had Mary sign secret documents, illegal in Scottish law, that would ensure Valois rule in Scotland even if Mary died without leaving a child by Francis.[6] (As it happened, Francis died without issue a year and half after his father, ending the French claim to Scotland.) Mary's claim to the English throne quickly became an issue when Mary I of England died later in 1558, as she became heir presumptive to the new queen Elizabeth.
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