It meant that if not for the dispute with Italy, they might have intervened in the Altringen civil war. In every respect, it was truly fortunate that the civil war had ended quickly, with neighboring powers watching for an opening like this.
And yet they don't want to share a border with Burgundy? What kind of logic is that?
If the Senbach family was the Count of Basel's backer, the problem became serious.
"You don't think the Count of Basel might defect to the Swiss Confederation, do you?"
"No such signs have been detected yet, but personally, I think it's only a matter of time."
The grand duke's decision to insert the Habsburgs into the mediation between Beren and Bavaria wasn't just about pulling Bavaria into an alliance; he'd also factored in the dispute with the Swiss Confederation.
