Imperial Visit to Bavaria by Emperor leopold I

The Holy Roman Emperor has announced today his intention to take a Grand tour of the Empire. In light of the troubling crisis within the Holy Roman Empire, he wishes to establish a sense of friendly comradery in order to insure greater stability and co-operation amongst its members. This he hopes will build solidarity between the German states with. He has set out to visit all areas of the Empire and listen to the voices of the many states that make up the vast confederation across central Europe. He hopes that his experience will allow him the chance to better understand the workings, needs and fears of those living within its borders. He starts his grand tour by first visiting Munich, the capital of Bavaria.  Leopold shall visit the Bavarian Royal family, but will also take the time to take in the city its self, meeting its nobles and those of power. He also intends to visit the surrounding country side and farms of the capitol. Leopold is to be joined by the Austrian Chancellor as well as leading advisors on matters regarding the Holy Roman Empire. To show his solidarity between the Austrian and Bavarian peoples he has ordered that, "Wherever one of my men carries an Austrian flag, there must also be a Bavarian flag flying level and resolute beside it".