Prussia loses in '66

A little bump.

I'm really interested, in what would happen.
The second half of the 19th century without Prussian dominance in middle Europe?
 
A little bump.

I'm really interested, in what would happen.
The second half of the 19th century without Prussian dominance in middle Europe?
Is Your Prussia complete defeated ore will it be allowed to go for a second rund.
 
Enough to change the power layout in middle Europe for the next fifty years, if possible.

I’m not so much interested in military history than in culture and politics, so I don't know what and how it is possible.
 
If they are badly beaten, and the Tsar doesn't intervene on their side (and he's still paying the costs of the Crimean War and the Polish Revolt) it could go very badly indeed.

Austria was looking to regain Silesia (in exchange for writing off Lombardy and throwing in Venetia) and creating new Principalities in Prussia's Rhenish lands for the deposed Habsburg rulers of Tuscany and Modena.The rest of the Rhenish lands would probably be shared out between Bavaria, Hanover and maybe Wurttemberg, while Saxony expanded back to her 1813 borders. Of course if Prussia can put up enough resistance FJ may have to settle for less, but if their armies in Bohemia are lost, that would be difficult.
 
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