When Otto instilled in his grandson Frank that the Austrian Empire would have no famous generals in the future, and that the subsequent war would completely become a drain on the strength of the Austrian Empire and other countries.

No one thought that the Prince of Breton, who was far away in the English Peninsula, was considered a mediocre general by the whole of Austria, and the one who once made Crown Prince Frank feel that he was supporting the wrong commander-in-chief, and he was holding back a big move.

In fact, the war in England began more than a year

Through the Middle Ages: From the Founding of the Habsburgs Chapter 409 Brayton's plan is in the middle of the fight, please wait a moment,

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