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The end of the fifteenth century, on the eve of the Age of Discovery. The soul from the Republic traveled through time as John, the only son of Elector Frederick II of Brandenburg of the Hohenzollern family who should have died young. After adapting to this era, he remembered two major historical events: First, after King Iri of Bohemia was excommunicated by Pope Paul II in December 1466, there was no longer any orthodoxy in the Kingdom of Bohemia. Second, after Charles I, Duke of Burgundy (known as Charles the Bold in the world) died in Nancy, the capital of the Principality of Lorraine, in 1477, the inheritance rights of the vast Burgundy territory belonged to his only daughter, Princess Mary, and John was only less than five years older than her. Since he traveled to this world, the wheel of history has been pushed to another track: The future Charles I, Duke of Burgundy, became his godfather. Frederick II carried out some relatively major reforms in the Electorate of Brandenburg. ...