Reich Duke Wilhelm von Beerstein offers his splendid army in support of Empress-Queen Maria Theresa and the Austrian Empire. Long live the Empress and death to her foes!
The Limoges Cuirassiers emerge for a village on Beerstein's northern border. All Photos on this site can be expanded by clicking on the image and expanded again by clicking again when it opens. 
The Dauphine Cuirassiers follow behind the Limoges Cuirassiers.
The Languedoc Cuirassiers join the Lorraine Heavy Cavalry Brigade.
Brigadier Edmund Villiaume takes command of the Heavy Cavalry Brigade.
Landgrave of Lorraine columns emerge from a small village on our border.
The Loire Grenzer screen two Lorraine Brigades on the move.
Our local agent views the entire length of the Lorraine troops from a high hill.
Another view of the Lorraine maneuvers.
The converged Grenadiers form the extreme left flank.
The Lorraine Commander directs his brigades. The Champagne Battalion is brigaded with the Lorraine Guard Battalion in their distinctive blue uniforms. The Chablis with their purple facings are paired with the converged grenadiers.
An infantry brigade of the Landgrave of Lorraine muster on our northern border.
The Bungundy and Normandie Battalions are seen in the forground, while the Alsace and Pimont Battalions form into line.
A close up of the Lorraine Infantry marching in column. 
The Brigade Commander directs the advance of the Alsace and Pimont Battalions.
As the Lorraine troops maneuver, the Bordeaux Battalion emerges from a local village.
The Minister of Customs had announced that the 15,000th visitor arrived in the Reich Duchy of Beerstein earlier this evening. Reich Duke Wilhelm is extremely pleased that his realm has hosted so many distinguished quests and looks forward to hosting many more in the coming year.
Austrian Heavy Cavalry and Infantry form the left flank of the army.
Austrian Hussars and Dragoons form the extreme left wing of battle line.
A Heavy Battery, Austrian Grenadiers and Saxon Infantry form in the center.
The right flanks consists of another Heavy Battery, Hungarian Line, and Grenzers. The Battle Plan is to advance the cavalry, refuse the left flank, and attack in the center and on the right flank.
The Austrian Cavalry advanced as planned, but at an irregular pace. The Prussian Cuirassier took advantage of the Austrians disarray and pounced on the Dragoons.
After several charges and counter-charges, the Austrians were pushed back with heavy losses.
The Austrian left flank were forced to rotate to the left to avoid being rolled up by the victorious Prussian Cuirassiers.
In the center, the Austrian Grenadiers and Saxons steadily marched toward the Prussian Infantry who had taken refuge behind a small hill to avoid an artillery bombardment.
On the right flank the artillery continually bombarded the village on Badberg, while the Hungarians and Grenzers slowly advanced.
A final assault by the Prussian Cuirassier put the Austrian Hussars and Dragoons to flight. Unfortunately, the Cuirassiers were blown and unable to advance or retreat. This provided the Austrian infantry a chance to fire devastating volleys into the hapless Cuirassiers forcing them to retire from the battle.
In the center, the Austrian Grenadiers were able to destroy two Prussian Infantry units, while the Saxons were able to out shoot their Prussian counterparts.
On the right, the Austrian Artillery pounded away at Badberg seriously damaging two Prussian Infantry unit in turn. A final assault by the Hungarians forced the Prussians to surrender the village. The extreme right Grenzers were forced to fall back after a vicious assault by the Prussian.
A better view of the Austrian right flank.
In the center, the Austrian Grenadiers and their Saxon allies were successful in forcing the crippled Prussians to rout.
The bride, Lady Louise von Pilsner, arrives at St. Pauli church to wed Prince Wilhelm II von Beerstein. All of the painting of the great event were provided by Alan Tidmarsh of Dorset: UK, affectionately known as Tidders. Well done sir!
The great moment was presided over by the Arch Bishop of Beerstein himself.
At the precise moment, the Leib Battery fires a twenty one gun salute from the Fortress of Kronenberg.
The Royal Wedding Carriage is escorted back to the palace by Prince Wilhelm's own Pilsner Horse grenadiers, sporting their red ceremonial uniforms.
The Royal Wedding Carriage arrives at the Palace to be greeted by Reich Duke Wilhelm and Duchess Lynda. Security is provided by the Beerstein Honorable Pensioners, our senior infantry battalion.
The happy couple dance their first dance to the delight of court and honored guests. In honor of the magnificent painting of the Royal Wedding, Reich Duke Wilhelm as invested Tidders into the Ancient and Honorable Order of the Tankard.
Reich Duke Wilhelm has constructed a new garden pavilion at the summer palace to commemorate to upcoming royal wedding of Prince Wilhelm II and Lady Louise von Pilsner.
Reich Duke Wilhelm has issued a proclamation announcing the royal wedding of his son Prince Wilhelm II, Baron of Brewswick to Lady Louise von Pilsner. The couple met while attending the University of Pabst. He father, Lieutenant General Baron Rupert von Pilser has return from campaigning to attend the wedding. Empress Maria Theresa, Prince Wilhelm's Godmother traveled from Vienna to attend the gala. The wedding is planned for May 15th and Ambassadors and Royalty are already arriving in the Beerstein Capital of Kronenberg.
Empress Maria Theresa has arrived at Reich Duke Wilhelm's hunting lodge. Is her visit purely pleasure or is there a deeper meaning to the State visit?
Austrian Heavy Artillery fire a salute to honor Reich Duke Wilhelm's Birthday. 
Two Austrian Batteries join ia a salute to honor the Reich Duke's Birthday.
A Bavarian Brigade march to celebrate Reich Duke Wilhelm. 
A Hungarian Brigade pass in review for Reich Duke Wilhelm.
Reich Duke Wilhelm toasts the senior Hungarian Regiment. 
Austrian Hussars and Horse Grenadiers salute Reich Duke Wilhelm. 
The Austrian Dragoon Brigade passes in review to honor Reich Duke Wilhelm.
Maestro Francios Metrelonge presented Reich Duke Wilhelm von Beerstein with a magnificent portrait of the Ducal family. Seated in front row are the Dowager Duchess Irene, the Reich Duke, and Duchess Lynda. Standing are the Grafin Sofia, General Graf James Louis, Prince Wilhelm II, and his fiancee Lady Louise von Pilsner. The painting has been ordered to be displayed in the Reichstag for two weeks so that all of Beerstein can have an opportunity to view the great work.
General Baron Rupert von Pilsner has offered to sponsor the renowned artist Francios Metrelonge at his estate for as long as the artist cares to stay in the Reich Duchy of Beerstein.
Our esteemed cousin, Erzherzog Rudolf Dascher Hansuppen II von Hessiansacken hausen, as made good on his promise to send his renowned artist Francios Metrelonge to the Reich Duchy of Beerstein. Reich Duke Wilhelm has ordered an active social schedule to welcome our honored guest. Many of the nobles and distinguished citizens have already requested commissions by the great artist.
The Beerstein General Staff is studying newly found maps of the Covenant of Colon.
Could a spring campaign be in our political interests? Like the Landgrave of Lorraine map, these maps seem to have been inspired by the engineering staff of Fitz-Badger.
Although the Reich Duke has been recuperating from his disaster in Sicily, his morale was raised when the College of Honors reported finding a map of the Landgrave of Lorraine. It is widely speculated the map was inspired by the talented Fitz-Badger. Reich Duke Wilhelm seems to be on the mend and should be able to resume normal activities soon.
