Chapter 1899： Get the emperor

Frankly speaking, if you ignore the identity of the Marin Crosser and various black technologies, it is indeed better to choose Prince Ferdinand than the Caesar in the eyes of a native of this era.

Although Ferdinand is of noble origin, he is ultimately a person without inheritance rights. Therefore, even if he married Princess Margaret, it would not affect the general trend of the two countries.

Therefore, Ferdinand can only "enter" England by then, and he can only feed England for consideration in the future. The matter of Austria is naturally considered by his brother Charlie.

When the time comes, England will pick up a distinguished "dear son-in-law", which will not affect England's national interests.

But if married to Caesar, many ministers of England worry that they will drag England into the complicated and hegemonic war in the German region.

The chaos in the German region is known to all of Europe, and Marin ’s North Sea State happens to be one of the most warlord states in the German region.

Although said, when Marin was in power, he seemed to be able to fight, letting Beihai take advantage of it. But in the long run, the English ministers are worried about whether Caesar can fight like his father after he succeeds.

Once Caesar couldn't fight, he also became the monarch of the North Sea and England, then England must be dragged down. At that time, the great men in England may be sent to the battlefield of hegemony in Germany to serve as cannon fodder ...

It is precisely because of such worries that the princes of England were reluctant to marry the only princess of His Majesty the King to the heir of the German princes, Caesar. After all, the fragmented Germany is a mud in the eyes of the English.

If Marin had a second son about the age of Princess Margaret, they would barely be willing to marry, but Caesar, the heir ...

In addition to the high degree of danger in the German region, the rejection of the North Sea by German princes was also a concern for the English monarchs. Everyone in Europe knows that most of the German princes are not very friendly to the Grand Duke Marin of the North Sea State, and seem to be repelling him.

Right now, because Marin is too good to fight, naturally other countries can only endure dissatisfaction. However, if Marin died and Caesar succeeded to the throne and lost Marin, the "God of War", whether the Beihai Kingdom could withstand the siege of various princes would become a big problem. Do n’t pull the young people of England to help him fight, and go to death to nothing ...

Prince Ferdinand did not have this problem. Although he was born in the Habsburg family in Austria, he was not the heir. Even if Austria is stuck in the quagmire of war, that's what his older brother Charlie should worry about. Once Prince Ferdinand "enters" England, it is England's business that should be worried about. Even because of the relationship between in-laws and allies, the need to support Austria is limited. After all, this is two people, and my family still has to live a life, will not smash the pot and sell iron to support you.

Therefore, regarding the marriage of Princess Margaret, the English princes never considered the grandson Charlie of Maximilian I, nor the Prince Marin, Spain's number one heir. Because, England does not want to be a vassal of other countries.

In fact, the Spanish side also intended to promote the marriage of Prince Marin and Princess Margaret. In this way, Spain and England become one family, it is more convenient to attack France together from north to south. However, because of Marin's face, the Spanish side was not active in this regard, so he casually raised his mouth and saw that England had no intention in this regard and gave up.

As for Emperor Maximilian I, he did not dare to offend Marin for this matter, nor did he mention it. However, intelligence shows that it seems that the second son of Maximilian I's son Prince Philip is very interested in the marriage of Ferdinand and Princess Margaret.

This Erhuo thinks that if his second son can stay in England, it is also very good. After all, England is also a powerful country. It is not too cool to have your second son as king.

As for the agreement between Marin and England, Prince Philip believes that it is not a formal and legal agreement, in fact it is not countable. Moreover, it was also the people in England who broke the contract, not that he was going to grab it. If England offered to marry, he had no reason to refuse ...

For this reason, Maximilian I ran to Ghent angrily and had a big argument with his son, and the father and son were very unhappy.

Not that Maximilian I was thinking of Marin, but Maximilian I knew that Marin was extremely powerful. There is Marlin, a powerful prince who is not welcomed by the noble alliance, and those princes have to converge when facing the Habsburg family. After all, no one knows, when those princes are fighting each other with the Habsburg family, will Marin stab him in the back.

Although Marin did not perform particularly for the Habsburg family in recent years, the two are still close allies and often hold groups to keep warm.

However, if, according to Prince Philip ’s idea of ​​second-hand goods, Ferdinand is certainly mixed with the throne of the Kingdom of England, the main line of the Habsburg family is miserable ...

Obviously, if Ferdinand dared to grab Caesar's marriage, Marin would be irritated completely. At that time, Marin is likely to fall completely to the alliance of princes.

An alliance of princes in itself made the Habsburg family extremely unbearable. If Marin rebelled to help the alliance of princes against the Habsburg family, God knows what will happen. What's more, on the Swiss battlefield, the Habsburg family still needs Marlin's secret support ...

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At this time, Marlin, who was full of opinions, came to Innsbruck to visit Maximilian I ...

Facing Marin, Maximilian I was a little embarrassed. Because, although this matter was made out of England, his son ’s short-sightedness embarrassed him.

"Your Majesty, I think we should find a hidden spot to talk about ..." Obviously, Marin has something that is not convenient for the public to talk to Maximilian I.

Then the two entered the secret room ...

In fact, during this time, the Habsburg family was also very lively. All this stems from the marriage of the two princes.

Prince Charles was born in 1500 and is now 16 years old and needs to find a marriage partner. Prince Ferdinand is also 13 years old and needs to be considered.

At this time, both the Portuguese royal family and the Bohemian royal family sent a marriage request, which made the Habsburg family embarrassed.

Portugal asked for marriage to be Princess Isabella, the queen of Isabella in history. And the bohemian royal family asked for marriage, of course, it was Princess Anna, who was also Queen of Ferdinand I in history.

According to the original Marin's suggestion, Maximilian I should choose the marriage to Anna of Bohemia for the grandson Charlie, and Bohemian thought so too.

But the problem is that the Portuguese Princess Isabella is beautiful and smart. When Prince Charles visited the Iberian Peninsula last year, he saw Princess Isabella, who was only 12 years old, and then fell in love with Princess Isabella.

On the Portuguese side, it seems that he is also interested in making Isabella Charlie's spouse. After all, Charlie had great hopes of becoming the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in the future, Isabella became the empress, and the Portuguese royal family also had a face. After all, it was the only recognized emperor in Europe.

Moreover, Portugal, which is spoiled with spice, has given a condition that allows the poorer Habsburg family to act-in the future Princess Isabella is married, and the dowry should be worth hundreds of thousands ... gold coins ...

In fact, in the original history, Princess Isabella's dowry was 900,000 gold coins ...

The princess is beautiful and wise, and the dowry is also very generous. Prince Charles really can't think of a reason to refuse this marriage, and he strongly demands marriage with Portugal.

Prince Ferdinand actually liked Princess Isabella somewhat (he also traveled with his brother through the Iberian Peninsula). Moreover, the two are actually Princess Isabella's cousin, dear. Because Juana and Maria, the mother of Princess Isabella, are sisters. The two brothers traveled to the Iberian Peninsula and it was normal to go to the aunt's house. Then, both of them fell in love with smart and beautiful cousins ​​...

But his brother's advantage is much greater than him, and he is also very helpless. His parents, Prince Philip and Juana, felt ashamed of him and wanted to marry Ferdinand with England. In this way, it also allows the second son to play as a king in the future.

As for Anna of Bohemia, neither of them was interested. Why? Because they all met Princess Anna in Vienna ...

Princess Anna looks ordinary, not as beautiful as Princess Isabella, and not so smart. Therefore, both brothers are somewhat lacking in interest.

Maximilian I wanted the grandson Charlie to marry Anna, but he was not sure that the Bohemian royal family would be heirs. If the Bohemian royal family does not have a heir, then Princess Anna is considered to be married in vain ...

Today ~ www.novelhall.com ~ Marin came to settle his heart ...

"Relax, Your Majesty, the Bohemian royal family will definitely die. By then, both the Kingdom of Bohemia and the Kingdom of Hungary are Prince Charles!"

"How are you sure?" Maximilian I was hesitant. After all, Portugal's promise to marry hundreds of thousands of gold coins is indeed very tempting. Moreover, the grandson Charlie himself also likes his cousin ...

Although in the back room, Marin whispered closer ...

Maximilian I suddenly widened his eyes:

"Does this take seriously?"

"It's true!" Marin nodded affirmatively.

Maximilian I was still a little unbelieving. Marin simply touched the Bible and vowed that what he said was true ...

"Okay! I'm in charge, let Charlie marry Princess Anna, and Ferdinand marry Princess Isabella!" Maximilian I said firmly.