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From the Victorian throne to the shadow of the Cold War Iron Curtain, this is an epic of the Kingdom of Romania spanning a century.
Eder, a modern man, was reborn as the Crown Prince of Romania. With his visionary foresight, he refined oil, strengthened the military industry, and promoted reforms. He made precise bets amidst the turmoil of two world wars, transforming the small Balkan country into a regional power that attracted worldwide attention.
However, the real test began after his abdication. His son, Michael I, struggled to protect the legacy left by his father under the Iron Curtain of the Cold War. Faced with Soviet pressure and the ambitions of powerful ministers, the crown was destined to fall. But the Hohenzollern bloodline never abandoned its homeland. Decades of exile allowed them to forge the national spirit overseas; in times of great upheaval, they returned to rebuild the nation's backbone as uncrowned figures.
This is not only a royal legend, but also an immortal epic of a nation's struggle for survival, strength, and self-discovery amidst a century of upheaval in modern times. How did a family that lost its crown achieve eternity in another way? The answer lies on this land they deeply love.