Holy Roman Empire

The title ‘Holy Roman Emperor’ connotes ascendancy and evokes envy; it has been a hereditary claim within the Austrian royal family for generations. The honour of defending the faith has been passed down from father to son and, yet, a woman now sits upon the throne. The Empress Apollonia dominated her marriage to the late-emperor. After his death, she refused to relinquish the crown. Through her astuteness and alliance with the powerful von Bragau family - as well as her late uncle's papal advocacy - Apollonia has ruled for twenty years, advancing her relatives to various thrones throughout Europe, including that of Castile and Croatia.

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