Ep. 84: Reinhard mourns Yang and Silverbereche while managing political reforms and regrets
Aired on February 8, 1995

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Müller arrives as an official Imperial envoy to offer condolences for Yang’s death. Mittermeyer and Reuenthal discuss the implications of Yang’s passing and the resulting peace. Reinhard, though ill, persists with autocratic reforms and expresses regret over Silverbereche’s death. Hildegard, occupied with military duties, cannot provide domestic political counsel. Reinhard recognizes that, aside from himself, Hildegard, and Silverbereche, no one possesses political skill comparable to his admirals’ military expertise. This realization highlights a significant gap in his political support structure following the loss of key figures, leaving him to navigate these complex challenges with limited capable advisors in governance.
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