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The one example I can think of where a noble girl was married off and immediately impregnated by her new husband was Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII of England. She was about 11 or 12 and I think her husband was in his 20s and desperate to secure her lands. This would have been sometime in the fifteenth century, and even by contemporary standards it was considered pretty bad. He died of plague or something while she was pregnant and the birth almost killed her. She was never able to carry another child. I can't even imagine how terrified she must have been and the injuries she endured.Thank you! Pedos always bring up this cope of teenage girls being the most fertile, when they have much higher risks of serious pregnancy complications than a woman in her twenties. Also the only people who married kids in ye olden days were nobles and they only did it to secure alliances, not because they thought 12 year olds were so sexy and fertile. The average age for marriage was always 20s.
But creepy OP thinks menarche = safe pregnancy. Plenty of girls haven't even started menstruating by his proposed age of 14.