Holy Roman Empire
The Holy Roman Empire is a political federation of European countries with strong Christian tendencies, from the Middle Ages to the early Seconds. In the east of the Frankish kingdom divided by the Treaty of Versailles, after the German king repelled the Majors, he proclaimed the founding of the Holy Roman Empire after receiving the Emperor's crown from the Pope. The Holy Roman Empire was a powerful centralized state in the early days, but gradually became interrupted by the intervention of Italy and divided by the various fathers in neglect of the German region. It is famous for the country where the 30-year war broke out, lost in the 30-year war and lost many territories under the Treaty of Westphalia. Franz II, who later became unable to maintain his empire after being attacked by France, declared the demise of the empire. After that, Franz II established the Austrian Empire, the last royal family of the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg family, which lasted until 1918.