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30 Nov 2022 8:01 p.m. PST

"In the Year of Our Lord 1740, the long reign of the Emperor Violoncello VI came to an end. Without male issue, and for decades already knowing there was no prospect of any, the Emperor had had recourse to threats and blackmail on top of other blandishments to have the Electorate confirm his elder daughter, Archduchess Harmonica as head of the Imperium of Trockenbeeren-Auslese. Just how much trust he really could place in that august school of electors was perhaps exposed in the sequel: not such as he had hoped. However theoretical, the Lex Salica proved a more difficult hurdle to leap than even he had supposed. His 'Prudential Sanction' did not suffice…"