Continental Hero Senki

History is a pile of coincidences.

Yes, there are many who claim.

But if you clean it up by claiming that "all of history is coincidence," there's no point in many students in the world learning history, and historians are not worth living either.

But it is also certain that we cannot claim the conspiracy theory that "history is all an inevitable event, and everything that seemed coincidental is the result of someone plotting a conspiracy".

Inevitably, there are many historical events that have taken place, as well as many accidental historical incidents.

History moves by man's choices and God's distractions, and the proportion between man and God changes each time. Naturally, it can be the result of someone plotting.

So what about the rebellion in the Kingdom of Silesia, which took place in 638 calendar year of the continent?

The event at this time, in terms of hang-ups, was a strong element of coincidence.

But if you look at the history of the kingdom before the hang-up and the actions of each person since the hang-up, that is an inevitable case.

The decline of the state due to the first and second wars of division of Silesia. And the conflict between King Franz Silesia and Grand Duke Carol Silesia was a serious domestic problem for the Kingdom of Silesia.

Especially for Carol, he had to solve domestic problems while watching what was going on inside and outside, which meant he had to find his way to becoming king.

But the problem plaguing Carol was helped by the "geopolitical position of Silesia," which also caused Silesia to decline so far.

To the west is the Union of Livonia Nobles.

To the east is the Eastern Continental Empire.

To the south are the Ostmarc Empire and the Kingdom of Karlsbert.

These four countries were participants in the anti-Silesian alliance and held hands on Silesia as a virtual enemy.

It was possible that, in the event of the demise of Silesia, four countries, which could never be said to be close, would start arguing over rights and hegemony.

That is why the country chose to use Silesia as a buffer nation and to exert moderate pressure on the great powers not to revive them again.

For this reason, Grand Duke Carroll tried to solve domestic problems before the situation outside the country changed.

In such an inevitable situation, there were a number of coincidences that triggered the rebellion of the aristocracy, which expanded and developed into the country's largest civil war.

The first coincidence occurred in the attempted murder of Princess Emilia Silesia, which occurred during the Silesia-Karlsbert war, which erupted in 632 on the continental calendar.

If you murder Emilia, the only daughter of King Franz, by the hands of the enemy Carlsbert (the Eastern Continental Empire in disguise), the heir to the throne will be one Carol. If Franz collapses, very peacefully Karol takes the throne.

But the prospect was hampered by the driving and activation of one boy.

Carol's plot failed when the boy accidentally entered the cadet school, was accidentally pulled out to the front line while attending the cadet school, and coincidentally worshipped the princess escort's assignment.

The second coincidence is the Raskino War of Independence, which broke out in 636 on the continental calendar.

During this war of independence, Viscount Linz (then), the nobleman of the Ostmarc Empire, who heard rumors about Princess Emilia, contacted her and held informal talks.

On that day's border, the Emilian princess and the Ostmarc Empire approached and became related similar to the alliance.

For the Grand Duke Carol, who had an edge with the Eastern Continental Empire and was thereby expanding his own influence, the presence of Emilia, which led him to an edge with Ostmarc, must have seemed intrusive.

A party of Princess Emilia spreads its influence everywhere with the help of the Ostmarc Empire.

The Spring War, the Berkson Case, the Marinovska Case, the Karlsbert Civil War, and the Aeresund Convention. Having had an astonishing influence in two years, she has no doubt that the country has originally become more important in the international political arena.

The growing influence and authority of Princess Emilia, as well as the power of the Ostmarc Empire and the Carlsbert Vintage Kingdom, was tremendous, and that was beyond troublesome for Carol.

In other words, peacefully, we have lost the technique and the time to establish the rebellion without blood.

If we do something to drive down our political enemies, a country will surely emerge that is repugnant.

If Emilia's murder had been successful, a coup d 'état could have been quietly established without giving other countries a pretext to intervene.

The inevitable circumstances combined with the accidental events make the domestic situation in Silesia a crucible of chaos (chaos).

But even in that state, it seemed peaceful.

The "coincidence" that caused such a situation to change occurred at the end of July 638 of the Continental calendar.

Its "coincidence" was conveyed by SS captain Mikhail Kreutzer, under Imperial Chancellor Sergei Romanov, one of the rooms of the "Spring Palace (Vesnard Varieties)" standing on the outskirts of Tsar Ligrad, the imperial capital of the Eastern Continent.

"... Your Highness, I have a report for you"

"What's up, Kreutzer? Good news? Or the other way around?

"Depending on the interpretation, you can take both"

The report, spoken from the look of Kreutzer, which can be taken both as a smile and a true face, was an event that was terribly simple and radically changed history.

"His Majesty the Emperor, the Emperor Ivan Xue, has been defeated."

It is the moment when the history of the continent begins to move with sound.