A Second White Rose - Edmund, Earl of Rutland Survives

[A Random Man]

Great chapter, nice events happening in Southern Europe. I like this strong Hunyadi controlled Hungary looking for allies against the Ottomans.

Thank you! I couldn't bear to let the Hunyadis vanish so quickly. And yes, you're right - the Habsburgs are going to have their hands full, so they'll have a vested interest in keeping a strong regime in Hungary going and fighting the Ottomans.

If the Ottomans are defeated in a future crusade, which I hope happens, it wouldn't hurt to have another buffer around to protect Europe from any Islamic invasion coming from the East. Revive the ERE!!! Or at least create a Greek Kingdom in control of lands throughout the Balkans and parts of Anatolia if possible.

Keep up the great work 👍 👍 👍 👍

 

[Dragonboy]

What do you think of the idea that Hungary takes the colloquial name of the Kingdom of the Raven? Since Corvinus is Latin for raven.

That sounds SO badass. As long as matthias and his son stay away from vienna

 

[A Random Man]

What do you think of the idea that Hungary takes the colloquial name of the Kingdom of the Raven? Since Corvinus is Latin for raven.

Sounds cool

 

[Zestinobambino]

Revive the ERE!!! Or at least create a Greek Kingdom in control of lands throughout the Balkans and parts of Anatolia if possible.

All I'll say is I chose to give John a Palaiologos bride for a reason...

 

[Dragonboy]

All I'll say is I chose to give John a Palaiologos bride for a reason...

Oh. Promising

 

[Zestinobambino]

Oh. Promising

Sounds cool

That sounds SO badass. As long as matthias and his son stay away from vienna

At the moment, they have no need to go westwards. And I'm glad you both like the name.

 

[Dragonboy]

At the moment, they have no need to go westwards. And I'm glad you both like the name.

Glad to hear

 

[redfire]

Just a thought on John and Bianca not consummating their marriage for several years- I realize it might be a little ichy in our modern culture, but I think it’s somewhat anachronistic to think that the marriage would not be consummated at that age or very soon. My two cents.