"Yes, Your Highness." Baron Breti bowed and said, "Although the Hungarians have not yet formed a government, it's practically inevitable."
To be honest, Joseph did not anticipate that Austria's situation would develop so quickly.
He initially thought that he would have to spend seven or eight years using trade measures in Hungary before he could advance to the next stage.
However, he soon accepted it.
It is known that historically, Austria was always able to get aid from England, barely enduring the most difficult stages after defeat.
Currently, Austria has been defeated in the Anti-French Alliance war even faster than historically, while England has suffered heavy losses in several financial offensives over the years, so where could they find a vast amount of financing to support Austria?
Therefore, it is not surprising that Austria's internal issues would erupt sooner.
