May 1708
Due to the urgent situation, the union summit was held in a hurry, and this time it was not in the Hague.
Hague was simply too close to the sea for most people to risk going there, so at the last minute, putting aside their disagreements, everyone chose Paris, France.
The ones who came to the summit were not all the leaders of various nations or high nobles; instead, they were representatives and diplomats sent by their monarchs, or even remnants of the forces destroyed by the Bharatiya Empire who were living in exile.
The representative of Slavic Byzantium and the representative of Austria came under this category, the former getting the least amount of importance, while the latter was only a little better.
A step above them all were the Spanish, Portuguese, and English representatives.
