Maximilian von Bayern

The arts are no stranger to the Bavarian Royalty and elite.

Newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and Heir to the throne Maximillian II von Bayern. The son of the King was thought to be most apt in dealing with foreign policy. To be the figure through which the world knew Bavaria and her peoples.

With such a momentous event such as the clash of two musicians. It would be sacrilege to not attend and fraternise with the world.

Thus despite the often ill health of the Crown Prince, he sets off towards Vienna to not only immerse himself in music. But also to keep tabs on the Bavarian trade through her neighbour.

Just as those with opinions louder than their influence could muster, Maximillian II von Bayern too was at the forefront of his father’s decision. Whilst returning from Vienna and experiencing a magnificent performance in Europe’s finest ballrooms. He brought back souvenirs aplenty. So much that he gave gifts at each stop of the road. Luxuries the common Bavarian could only dream of experiencing. Soon people may even declare him ‘the most benevolent’. A stark contrast to the persistent bastard who calls himself the leader of Bavaria’s factories.