History of the struggle of the Ge Siyun family. (Created by the Wolf of the North Heaven)

All roads lead to Rome...

As early as 16 BC, soldiers of the ancient Roman Empire had already arrived at the Danube Valley and built fortifications and fortresses here to resist the invasion of the northern Celtics. One of the border provinces was called "Kanontong" and a frontier position was built for this area, called "Viton Fort". In the next nine centuries, this birthplace of the Gesyun family survived the era of chaos.

He was the residence of many ethnic tribes. After the Huns, there were Rugirs, Herule, Lungoba, Slavs and Avals. In 911, when the child Louis died in the battle against the Hungarians, the election of the German tribe brought Germany away from the shackles of the Carolingian East Frank and embarked on the road of the German kingdom. The election of the princes led King Conra to ascend the throne and rewarded the merits. The prince Friedrich Gersyun obtained this land.

The achievements of the Geswon family were that they adopted various political skills in the dispute with the Pope to preserve the integrity of the land and develop it into the center of Central European culture. Conrad I and his descendants finally moved the residence of the dynasty to Viteng Castle.

In 1156, Carolin, ruled by Ludwigs II, became a principality. In 1323, Carolin's Rudolf Gersyun won a great victory in the battle with the Hungarians.

Emperor Charles IV, who returned from Rome at the end of 1355, convened an imperial meeting in Nuremberg. On January 10, 1356, with the unanimous approval of all levels of the empire, an edict to stamp the golden seal to form the fundamental law of the empire. This is the "Golden Seal Edict" of 1356. What is important in the edict is the provisions on the election of kings and the confirmation of the privileges of the electoral princes. The three church princes and four secular princes formed the electoral college. The Duke of Gerthyun-Vitenburg was also one of them.

However, the era of the rule of the Gesyun family was not a permanent peaceful and prosperous era. The two plagues in the Middle Ages almost took away one-third of the lives of the population. In 1529 and 1683, the Turks of the Ottoman Empire came to the city twice. However, the Gesyun family always survived and turned into danger.

When the French Revolution was in its invincible, Napoleon, who was invincible, was invincible. Although he suffered a little setback near Vitengburg, he finally drove into Vitengburg Castle with great might. Joseph II had to be tied up with Napoleon's chariot. After Napoleon's defeat in Waterloo, Prime Minister Metternich of Austria held the famous "Vienna Conference" in 1814. Metternich's iron-fisted rule made the society dark, and finally led to the European Revolution in 1848.

The Gesiyun family was left and right, but finally couldn't help but turn the world back. Later, they were incorporated into the First German Empire, and the Gesiyun family also declined from then on.

In 1918, Ritchie von Gesyun was born in an ordinary farm in Germany, and the Gesyun family began to reach the peak of history again.
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