February 25th 1768 AD
Dear Diary,
A new king has ascended to the throne of Bohemia. I, Ludvík, fourth of that name, will rule Bohemia and expand it's borders. Ten years has Bohemia been under the influence of nobles and foreign countries, unable to expand it's greatness over the world.
To undo the uncertainty about my rule, I have attacked the Ottoman Empire, while they were still locked in battle against the Polish.
Ludvík IV during the Fourth Bohemian-Ottoman War (left front on horse), most probably somewhere in Wallachia
Four armies where already in place, surrounding the Ottomans and Wallachia.
About four months into the war, in the autumn of 1767, the Ottomans stroke a deal with the Polish and signed a white peace. All Bohemian armies had performed as planned and were ready to advance to their next targets, or had already done so.
In South America missionaries succeeded to convert most of the inhabitants of Titicaca province to Catholicism.
In early November the Greek Army under Eduard Kladno was nearing Constantinople. Only a few cities and a small Turkish troop contingent stood in his way. I had taken command of the King's Army and had arrived in Slavonia, marching towards the Balkans.
Vilem Lablonec had all of Wallachia under control by New Year 1768 with the conquest of Targoviste, the Wallachian capital.
Today we signed a white peace with the other Ottoman ally Dulkadiroglu. Apparently their efforts against Poland had weakened them enough to think twice before also helping against us.