The Royal Family of Bavaria: The House Of Wittelsbach
Introductions
A short history of the House of Wittelsbach.
The House of Wittelsbach was a German dynasty which originated in Bavaria. The home castle was located in Wittelsbach, hence the name. The House of Wittelsbach reigned from 1180 until the abdication of King Ludwig III of Bavaria in the German Revolution of 1918. Otto I “the redhead” was the first Bavarian ruler from the House of Wittlesbach, he ruled from 1180 until his death in July 1183. His descendants ruled Bavaria for the next 738 years, until 1918.
Rules
Starting in 1066 as the Count of Niederbayern
Using the DLCs The Sword of Islam, Legacy of Rome, and The Republic
Patch 1.09
Background
I had fun with my first attempt with this dynasty using the CK2Plus mod. Almost finished when real life got in the way. What I want to do is take the House of Wittelsbach and see where it will go. Maybe form the German empire or try to do what was done in real life history where Wittelsbach provided two Holy Roman Emperors, 7 Kings of various countries, and numerous counts, electors, and bishops.
Introductions
A short history of the House of Wittelsbach.
The House of Wittelsbach was a German dynasty which originated in Bavaria. The home castle was located in Wittelsbach, hence the name. The House of Wittelsbach reigned from 1180 until the abdication of King Ludwig III of Bavaria in the German Revolution of 1918. Otto I “the redhead” was the first Bavarian ruler from the House of Wittlesbach, he ruled from 1180 until his death in July 1183. His descendants ruled Bavaria for the next 738 years, until 1918.
Rules
Starting in 1066 as the Count of Niederbayern
Using the DLCs The Sword of Islam, Legacy of Rome, and The Republic
Patch 1.09
Background
I had fun with my first attempt with this dynasty using the CK2Plus mod. Almost finished when real life got in the way. What I want to do is take the House of Wittelsbach and see where it will go. Maybe form the German empire or try to do what was done in real life history where Wittelsbach provided two Holy Roman Emperors, 7 Kings of various countries, and numerous counts, electors, and bishops.