Even if the "Vienna Incident" was a variable for the King of Navarre, on the whole, it was still a "coup d'état" full of benefits for Otto and the Habsburgs.

After the Vienna Incident, not only did the trouble of the original Carolingian family disappear completely, but more importantly, after this incident, the great nobles who threatened the rule of the Habsburg family were further suppressed, and they completely lost the possibility of confrontation with the Habsburgs

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