eastern european eagle

Chapter 639 Ready to begin

"Who would have thought that the family used to be only in Wallachia, but now it has spread to all countries."

Vlad's sigh was also an affirmation of the unprecedented height of the Bartland family. In the past, it took dozens or even hundreds of years for a family to become the most influential. Now they have done it in 30 years. Isn't it better than other noble families?

"Haha, I guess Osman didn't expect it either. What they despised in the beginning has now become a big family. Of course, they couldn't possibly know that."

Whether it was the Komnenos family in the past, the Periogros family, or the Luxembourg family and the Valois family today, none of them could compare to the Bartram family. No family could achieve what it has today.

The family gathering was a joyful one, but Peter became even busier after that because more guests came to Constantinople.

When Sigismund got off the ship and saw the busy Constantinople, he was really amazed. This was the first time he saw a city with more than 10 people. It turned out that the Holy Roman Emperor was a useless person, not as good as the Romanian Emperor.

"No wonder, no wonder. It's not shameful to lose to him."

Sigismund could only console himself by blaming himself for overestimating his own capabilities and wanting to win by other means, which resulted in him being completely defeated.

Now when we look at the capital, it really dwarfs those other places. Even the largest city, Prague, is not as great as Constantinople.

I remember when Sigismund received a letter from Romania, saying that he was invited to Constantinople to watch the game. Many people said they couldn't go, but curiosity overwhelmed everything, so he came anyway.

The attendants beside him were all stunned. This city was so big. All the cities he had been to combined were not as big as this one.

"Your Majesty, welcome to Constantinople. We have prepared accommodation for you. Please follow me."

Unexpectedly, the other party's attitude was quite good, so Sigismund went with him. While there, he met many acquaintances.

Six of the nine electors came here, and the Electors of Brandenburg and Pomerania should have gone to other places. In the past, these few could not come during the Imperial Parliament, but now they are all here together.

"I didn't expect to meet you here" made others feel like they didn't see you often.

"Actually, there's no need to think about it. After all, you can still travel."

Count Palatinate's words livened up the atmosphere. This was just a trip, and it was okay to relax occasionally. When they were led into the competition venue by the guide, although he had seen countless grand events in his life, he was still shocked by the huge building. He looked up, just like a frog at the bottom of a well who could only see a small round piece of sky above the tall building, but the boiling waves of sound formed by the gradually filling audience seats made him feel insignificant.

As Sigismund was carefully looking at the venue, a voice came from the side: "Zigmund, it's a pleasure to meet you!"

Sigismund looked back and saw that they were familiar faces. The Hungarian princes were here. He said coldly, "I am not happy to see you!" Then he turned around and ignored the two.

Such a reaction was not surprising. Lajos greeted him out of politeness. Although the former King of Hungary became the King of Germany with a higher status, his power remained the same, just a little bit.

"Okay, your mother doesn't want to see you anyway. Don't blame others for not being able to have children if you can't do it yourself."

Lajos directly mocked Sigismund for not having a son, and the other party's face really turned red. He had spent so many years, tried everything, and even found several lovers, but in the end he only had one daughter. On the other hand, his ex-wife gave birth to two boys, and the idea of ​​​​eating the whole family was completely cut off.

"Hmph," Sigismund walked away directly. He didn't want to talk to him at all. Lajos was very happy to poke at his sore spot, because his mother hated Sigismund very much and was happy to see him get humiliated.

After Lajos sat down, he looked around with interest and said to himself, "The invitation letter from Romania said that they will hold a unique sports meeting, which is much more interesting than those knight competitions."

He had seen several knight competitions in Hungary, which were games between nobles, and there was no such high level of public participation as in a racing competition. Even though he had been to Constantinople before, he had never seen such a competition.

"Really? I haven't seen a knight match yet. What are they like?" a voice came from beside him.

Lajos immediately stood up and said, "Good morning, Your Highness the Crown Prince."

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"Good morning, Lajos! I'm glad you're here!" Lajos continued to tell Alexander about the changes in Constantinople: "What amazes me most about Constantinople is not the size and prosperity of the city, but the fact that there are so many people here, yet it can be managed in such an orderly manner! Now it seems that this is probably because Romanian officials are very serious and meticulous in governing the country."

Hungary also gradually prospered under the Queen's rule. The nobles no longer clamored for more rights. Farmers and citizens each worked in their own positions, and trade with Romania and Russia made Hungary the largest grain exporter in Central Europe. All of this was inseparable from Romania.

Even Sigismund once said to others in private with envy, "I paid so much to bring Hungary under the rule of the empire... and Romania easily achieved this goal just by supporting Mary. God is really partial!"

"Your Highness, you are here." A guard came over, and Alexander had to say goodbye to Lajos. Before leaving, he arranged for the Duke of Pomerania to be with him, hoping that they could have common topics to talk about, after all, the two countries had exchanges.

(End of this chapter)