The League’s main problem is the unreadiness…

April 1610 CE

The League’s main problem is the unreadiness of its members.

The contributions of all its members are not yet paid in April 1610; prompting a threat by Maximilian to resign.

To prevent him from doing so, Spain, which had made the giving of a subsidy dependent on Austria's enrollment in the League, waives this condition, and the pope promises a further contribution.

Through careful economics and use of his near-absolute powers of taxation, Maximillian has acquired substantial wealth, which he uses to finance a splendid army for the League.

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Würzburg Bayern Germany View →

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Maximillian I Wittelsbach View →

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Passau, Bishopric of View → Papal States (Republic of St. Peter) View → Mainz, Electoral Archbishopric of View → Augsburg, Prince-Bishopric of View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → Constance, Bishopric of View → Trier, Electoral Archbishop of View → Würzburg, Bishopric of View → Cologne, Electorate of View → Regensburg (Ratisbon), Imperial Free City of View → Bavaria, Wittelsbach Duchy of View → Lutheranism View → Spain, Habsburg Kingdom of View → Protestant League (League of Evangelical Union) View → Catholic League, the (German) View →

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