The second forestry is done. Count Ekbert's workers sure are punctual.
Another forestry (1081)
Count Ekbert has enough gold to build another improvement.
Another forestry is to be built, now in Ostfriesland.
A new claim (1079)
Ancient documents recently discovered have legitimated a claim to the title of Sticht. The county, along with Gelre and Ostfriesland, is part of the Duchy of Gelre, currently unclaimed. If Ekbert can take control of Sticht he could make himself a Duke!
A heir's marriage (1079)
This is Adelheid von Weimar, daughter of the Duke of Meissen. Born in 1061, at age 18 she is the youngest german bride available for little Ekbert, who is now 19 and eager to marry.
On the 1st of February, 1079, the heir to the Counties finally married.
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