Of beauty, of preciosity they can't change me~

You wish Roderich. )

But really the compromise could be fun. Hungary could be having thoughts of revolting after Austria lost the Austro-Prussian War and use it as an opportunity to revolt again. And not wanting cause more tension, Austria and his leaders could propose a dual monarchy between the countries. Also known as their marriage. (Since in the Hetalia canon, Liz was Rod's servant prior to the compromise.)

You, you get lost.

Yeah ignore her.xD

Well personally I believe that Hungary was most likely a pre-teen/teenager during the Ottoman occupation. So following how rebellious Ottoman Turkey was, she'll most likely try and fight him off (Being stubborn as Hell but ultimately failing.)

Oh yeah, there's also my little headacanon that in the modern day Elizabeta is still slightly afraid/nervous of him. Which can be found in my app. If you need to know more, I don't mind being messaged on here or Chatango.c:

Yes, I like were your going with this very much. Considering Turkish influence on Hungary at the time, it would make sense.

As for the virginity one, I thought I was the only one who believed in that headcanon.;D But yes, it could most certainly work with mine, do expect a message from me.

(Also, we are doing one thread with Sadik right? Can't wait to see his sexy face.)

For reals, substantial planning.

I am going to dumb some dates here for my (and possibly your) reference.

This will be edited and updated.

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30th of October, 1866 - Prague
Baron Beust was appointed Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs in virtue of a decree.

19th November, 1866 - Buda(pest)
the Hungarian parliament was opened, and the Imperial rescript read. It admitted that the project of a compromise originated by the Déak party afforded a suitable starting-point for further negotiations, and held out hopes of the appointment of a responsible Hungarian ministry; but, at the same time, it announced the resolve of the Crown to carry out the system of responsible government, not only in Hungary, but also generally throughout the empire.

Shortly after this, Baron Beust, accompanied by the President of the Hungarian “ Chancellerie,” M. de Mailath, proceeded to Pest, where he had a long conference with Déak. (Using this private conference as the starting point)

A few days before the close of the year
The result of this conference enabled the "Pesti Naplo" to state that Baron Beust had held out the positive assurance that the speedy nomination of a Hungarian ministry was contemplated.

8th of January, 1867 - Vienna
Franz Joseph received the deputation of Hungarian Diet, and was told that the negotiations of Baron Beust for the compromise with Hungary were making great progress. Franz Joseph sent back to further and assist in the completion of the work (despite Count Belcredi's resistance)

14th of January, 1867
Count Andrassy (part of deputation) reported its success to Déak.

19th of January, 1867
Count Andrassy returned to Vienna.

23rd of January, 1867
The Emperor declared, in reply to the address voted by the Hungarian Diet against the octroyé supplementary army law, that “ He would be ready to accede to the wishes of the country so soon as the difficulties which still hindered the formation of a responsible Hungarian Ministry were removed.”

7th of February, 1867
the dismissal of Dismissal of Count Belcredi, and the appointment of Beust as interior minister.

11th of February, 1867
Count Andrassy, whom public opinion in Hungary had designated for the post of Minister President, arrived in the capital (Vienna), and received from the Emperor the decree appointing him to that high office, and at the same time intrusting him with the formation of a Hungarian Ministry.

17th of February, 1867
The Imperial and Royal rescript officially published and conferred upon Hungary the restitution of her full parliamentary rights.

30th of March, 1867
Hungarian Lower House accepted the resolution of the commission of the sixty-seven committee.

3rd of April, 1867
Hungarian Lower House accepted the resolution of the commission of the sixty-seven committee.

22nd of May, 1867
The Austrian Parliament reassembled for the first time after two years.

8th of June - Buda-Pest
Coronation of the Emperor Francis as Joseph I of Hungary.

Let's see what Elizaveta demands during our private, personal negotiation. xD If she demands Roderich to escort her during her wedding dress design trip in Vienna because we have better tailors, we would have to RP something in between, no?

Neddy, is that you?

Of course! I may have to do some research on any historical events between the two, but relying on popular belief and history, these two would be cousins that have grown apart over the years. Maybe we could do a cultural family reunion thread if you wish?