Żelazny król: Frederick the Iron succeedes Vladislaus Jogaila

[krieger]

But existence of TO was in interest of dukes and nobles of HRE, as TO provided job for their younger sons, who otherwise would cause troubles in the country, so that one event could well serve HRE as uniting factor. Anihilating TO is not easy task.

Who said that it's easy? It's not (although IOTL TO was close to complete demise after battle of Chojnice).

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Who said that it's easy? It's not (although IOTL TO was close to complete demise after battle of Chojnice).

Military it was, politically it wasn't. If Casimir won Battle of Chojnice he'd still need to negotiate peace, with Pope and Emperor involved.

 

[krieger]

Military it was, politically it wasn't. If Casimir won Battle of Chojnice he'd still need to negotiate peace, with Pope and Emperor involved.

Out of which only Pope is a serious political factor, Frederick III allowed his capital to be seized by Matthias Corvinus.

 

[Jan Olbracht]

Out of which only Pope is a serious political factor, Frederick III allowed his capital to be seized by Matthias Corvinus.

Still, putting Hohenzollern as Grand Master may not be seen as bad idea by Frederick.

 

[krieger]

Still, putting Hohenzollern as Grand Master may not be seen as bad idea by Frederick.

If TO high-ups agree- yes. TO may end up like Iberian monastic orders - compeletely subordinated to the Crown.