Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796.

After all, Princess Charlotte is still an unmarried girl. Even if she has the British throne to inherit in the future and has the noble status of a princess, this cannot change.

And because her position is too high, she cannot even become more noble unless a crown is added to the British throne in the future.

As we all know, it has always been difficult to crown a king. Only a few countries' thrones are internationally recognized as traditional crowns.

In the end, Britain could only add the crowns it wanted to itself, but probably it could only add them to the crowns that already existed in its colonies.

But no matter how much the Mughal Shah pulls, they still have one on their heads.

"Aunt, all I want is my own happiness. I think Leopold is good. Not only is he good-looking, but he never talks about how brave he was in the past. Such a humble person is good."

Although Amelia also wanted to complain, her eldest niece just wanted to find herself an in-law who had no ability to interfere in her husband's affairs.

In other words, the power of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha was too weak, and as a duchy it was pitifully small.

However, the fact that this family was able to occupy multiple thrones in Europe in the end, and the royal claims after their abdication, are indeed one of the more outrageous cases in the science of reincarnation.

You have to know that now their family still has to marry their daughter to the big country in exchange for some money. The Grand Duchess and Grand Duke Constantine had a lot of trouble because of their discord in their married life.

To be honest, if I want to become successful in the future, it has something to do with Charlotte's marriage.

If Leopold had gone to Belgium to become king, in his later years he would have had children from his marriage as well as those from his mistresses, but he did not forget Charlotte.

As for the future, that also looks to be changing.

Charlotte really liked Leopold, but Constantine, looking at his former brother-in-law, didn't know what to say.

"Are you worried that your status is too low? Leopold, it doesn't matter. Although your sister and I are divorced, it was partly because I was young and ignorant. Now I think about it and I regret it. Having a daughter was an accident, but Sophia's lifelong event has been arranged. I am waiting for her to go to Sweden and marry Gustav. Maybe she can be very happy. This is a compensation. As for you, I am also concerned about your future."

"Thank you, brother-in-law."

The relationship between Leopold and Constantine was built through life and death. Although Constantine was the Grand Duke, he often appeared in areas where French artillery fire was relatively fierce, and he was in danger during the Battle of Austerlitz.

These nobles, on the contrary, went to the battlefield one by one, and none of them were cowardly.

"I think Charlotte is very suitable. If you just marry a princess from a small country, maybe you can still live at home, but it's just a small place. I think among the princesses waiting to be married now, Charlotte is the most suitable. Otherwise, if you want to find a girl of similar age, Anna is the only one."

Speaking of which, Anna's marriage is also a matter of concern to her mother and brothers.

However, in addition to emotions, there are also some political factors involved.

What Charlotte was concerned about was that her husband should not interfere too much in politics.

Leopold's only worry now was that he came from an insignificant little principality.

Excluding Charlotte, Anna's personality was not compatible with Leopold, and the next candidates were Alexander's daughters and the princesses of small countries.

Among them, some girls may not have a higher status than the empress who married from a small state at the level of a marquisate.

As for property, it is also very limited.

Although Leopold was not very fond of money, he was still of some help to his brother's struggling duchy finances.

And Charlotte was a very nice person. Although she was a British princess, she was not arrogant and had no prejudice. She had a very pleasant chat with him, and she liked warriors.

Compared to the Prince of Orange, he encountered more dangers on the battlefield.

And he had the great advantage that he had directly fought against Napoleon's army under his brother-in-law.

The Prince of Orange also wanted to join the army, but he did not have the opportunity at this time.

Although it happened once later, it was only once.

In fact, Napoleon liked Leopold very much because he was young and handsome, and wanted to hire him as an aide-de-camp when he was still a teenager.

Being good-looking is indeed useful. Konstantin looked at his younger brother Nikolai and Nikolai's teacher, his former adjutant Solovyov.

Although Nicholas is so tall, he is too gentle.

If Solovyov didn't have a very shallow scar on his face and had changed his hairstyle, his face would be softer than his brother's. No wonder the sisters had to dress him up in women's clothes when they teased him.

The image of Leopold, when he is riding a horse, is a typical Prince Charming.

"Misha, I think you have a lot of ideas."

"Your Highness, this matter is originally under my jurisdiction. What do you think we should do?"

When Constantine fell into the Po River, it was Solovyov who tried his best to catch him. Because of this favor, the relationship between the two of them was very good.

"We need to arrange a dance and a reception so that Charlotte and Leopold can have more opportunities to spend time together."

"We're here?"

"Not only ours, but the British, as the host, will also hold a reception."

"That's easy. Princess Charlotte is very opinionated. There aren't many girls like her nowadays. She should pursue what she wants."

"Well, it's up to you."

As for Solovyov's schedule, he also consulted Count Vorontsov.

After all, this guy is his son's comrade-in-arms and former superior (Mikhail Vorontsov once commanded the 2nd Combined Grenadier Division and was often under the 8th Army commanded by Solovyov), and he has also been to Britain for business before and is more familiar with the British system.

But compared to them, he is still far behind.

After all, Count Vorontsov had been in England for so long that he had become an Englishman.

Although Solovyov seems to be a shrewd civilian, this is just an imitation. He is still a soldier at heart.

If he encounters anything related to Britain, he still has to come to me.

"It's just that Your Excellency, I have thought about publishing it in the newspaper, but this is too obvious."

"Which newspaper are you going to publish it in?"

"How about The Sun? I heard they spread news very quickly!"

"But not now. I went to the Duke of Kent's reception recently and learned about the Regent's attitude. I think you should also be aware of this." "For this kind of thing, it seems that the only way to make a breakthrough is with the person involved."

"Yes, but this is a decision that Princess Charlotte needs to make herself."

Ah, another princess on the run, huh?
Solovyov had already met one in France, and she was unhappy when she returned to Paris because someone pretended to be her brother and wanted to find her parents' coffins.

When a person is beheaded, his head is always placed between his legs, so that the coffin can be shortened a little.

Thinking of this, the eldest princess felt uncomfortable just thinking about going to find her parents' remains.

But what happened in France is a social tragedy.

The tragedy in the UK probably happened within the family.

The Queen couldn't say anything about her son's control over her granddaughter, as she had been behind the scenes during the time of George III.

Although George III had many faults, he was very loyal to his wife.

It is rare to hear of a European monarch who does not even have a mistress.

Even if Soloviev followed Paul, in order to prove his fertility before marriage, Paul was arranged to have an illegitimate child with a noble lady. After that, he had two marriages. After the Queen Mother Maria could no longer have children, Kutaisov began to find women for Paul. One of the two girls died young, and the other had been secretly arranged by Soloviev to live in a manor near St. Petersburg.

After all, he was an aide-de-camp at the time, and he always had to deal with such matters.

George III was even better than Paul in his personal life.

It is hard to deny this, but he has an almost perverted desire to control his subjects and children. Although he loves his children very much, he has created misfortune in their marriage.

The sons are better, but almost all the daughters are unhappy in their marriages and love lives.

Therefore, when Charlotte mentioned that she had a crush on Leopold, although the older sisters all liked their eccentric and pleasure-loving elder brother, they all voted unanimously to support their niece's cause.

After all, the girl is from Britain. If it were Louis XVI's family, it would be hard to say which side his unmarried aunts would be on.

Women always reach a consensus.

After getting the support of her aunts, Charlotte began to think of ways of her own.

She met with Leopold several more times and both of them felt very good about it.

She then expressed her opinion to her father, Prince Regent George, that her engagement to the Prince of Orange was inappropriate.

But the Regent disagreed. He was still more enthusiastic about the Anglo-Dutch Alliance. As for Lord Liverpool getting Belgium out and making it the territory of his cousin and brother-in-law, that was nothing.

But the marriage contract should be based on his wishes.

So when Alexander was about to leave London, he left Leopold and Solovyov behind. After all, there were some things that were not convenient for the Tsar himself to deal with.

And then he would go to Vienna. After the Paris Peace Treaty was initially finalized, the Tsar would participate in an international conference in Vienna. At that time, the foreign ministers there, the monarchs of various countries, and the princes of small countries, the future fate of their territories would be decided here.

As for Princess Charlotte, it depends on Leopold's own efforts.

As for Solovyov, although he was not surprised to take this kind of job, he was not sure what to do next.

For example, he received news that Paulina sold her official residence in Charleston Palace to Lord Wellington for three hundred thousand to be used as a British embassy.

Well, Solovyov knew that at least half of the start-up capital that Polina prepared for Napoleon was provided by Wellington, and the Battle of Waterloo was just to cover up his previous behavior of buying a house!

"Your Highness, don't worry. Things like this will work out when the time comes."

"It's just hard work for you. You have to stay here with me these days."

Leopold felt a little guilty, but Solovyov was fine.

"Well, my wife is in Karlsruhe accompanying Her Majesty the Queen, and I would really like to go and accompany her."

It is true that Solovyov should go and accompany Katya at this time. Not only is she his legal wife, but she is also much younger than his lovers. Generally, young wives of this age would be a little jealous, but she is very tolerant.

But at the time when she should have been comforted the most, Solovyov was helping Leopold to contact little Princess Charlotte of England, trying to break up the Anglo-Dutch marriage and replace it with a marriage between Britain and the Saxe-Coburg and Gotha branch.

Otherwise, when Polina and Mrs. Recamier show off their babies in the future, Katya will probably torture herself as much as she can without a new baby, even though she has more children.
"But you are here. I am worried that although Charlotte has her own ideas, she..."

"She will definitely find a way!"

Solovyov's confidence also lies in the fact that Amelia wrote a note to him.

This was mentioned at a certain reception. There needs to be a code for Charlotte's matter.

In order to help their beloved nieces choose the one they like, these aunts have gathered all the limited talents of the old girls.

It was the two younger aunts, Sophia and Amelia, who had experience. One of them had given birth to a child, and the other was the apple of the family's eye before Charlotte was born. They came up with solutions for this kind of "plan".

It's just that Sofia provides the journey, and Amelia is responsible for keeping her lazy and cowardly brother in check.

"You two have your tasks arranged, what about us?"

"Mary, you and your cousin in Edinburgh will be responsible for inviting the king to Edinburgh."

As for the two older ones, Augusta Sophia was responsible for accompanying her mother and comforting her emotions, while Princess Elizabeth could coordinate at home and communicate with her brothers.

Another strange thing is that the Regent's younger brothers and sisters seem to like digging this hole for their eldest brother. After all, they also hope that Charlotte can live a better life.

Otherwise, not only would they be forced to give birth, but they would also be forced to find a woman of similar status to marry.

The Duke of Cumberland may have the most say on this point. He wanted to marry Queen Louise's sister because she had given birth to several children. This was obviously aimed at dividing the luggage in Hanover.

Other places cannot be distinguished even with the British Empire.

The Duke of York got married early, but never had children, while the others pursued their own lives.

But that's the case. Now that George is the regent, he often finds his brothers who married commoners to complain.
This also led to him, although he is now the backbone of the family and no one dislikes him, but he just wants to dig a hole in this matter.

When the Regent found out that his daughter had run away with the servants, he was devastated.

However, although it sounds outrageous, it is not surprising that the fugitive princess is the heir to the British throne. (End of this chapter)