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The Greek peoples begin to identify as fully Greek and begin to look outwards to the Ottoman Empire to see their people still enslaved to tyranny.
King Otto von Wittelsbach awaits the arrival of his 2nd born child and his soon to be heir.
King Otto von Wittelsbach after much thought the last few years finally converts to Orthodoxy to appease his people.
King Otto von Wittelsbach thinks on the current desire of the Greek people to have a say in government. Ultimately deciding to try giving them some representation in the hopes of both calming them down and winning over support for himself.
In a shocking diplomatic coup, the Passos government has announced Britain's intent to pay off the entirety of Portugal's debt and, furthermore, the King of Greece's impending wedding to Queen Maria II. Is this the start of a return of Portugal's fortunes?
Following Armansperg's mistakes as head of the privy council and his increasingly independent and borderline treasonous actions had King Otto writing to his father seeking his recall, which was granted forcing him back to Bavaria in disgrace.
King Otto thinks upon the current situation in Greece with his recent moves. He is unsure it will be enough to deal with all unrest and more drastic measures might need to be considered, even if Otto himself is unsure. Perhaps this trip to meet the Portuguese queen will take his mind off it all.
King Otto reflects on the issues facing Greece and the time of the Regency council.
Greece stands on the brink of either a revolt or salvation, the outcome of such only decided by the actions of its young king Otto and if he can navigate scheming ministers, a scorned population, large economic debt, poverty, and a hostile Great Power next door.