Frankfurt Rebellion: Kaiserreich Tier Civil War Edition

VICTORY TIMELINE:
In any way, Frankfurt wins in the events of the Second British Revolution. This can be done in a few ways:
Lancaster and Frankfurt defeat Britain, or Britain and Burgundy
Lancaster and Burgundy are defeated by Britain and Frankfurt
Mexique (Valois) and Frankfurt defeat Burgundy and restore the Valois to the European mainland (side timeline. would happen if Britain, who is allied with the Valois at the start, decides to join up with Burgundy to defeat Lancaster, driving the French away.)

In any of these, it's really the same. Frankfurt comes out on top, and the Republic is stable.
In 1848, Rupert Assmann steps down after his second term as the Prince of Frankfurt (1832-1840, 1840-1848). He is replaced by a relatively weak diplomat, Heinrich Ickstadt. The beginning of his term is highlighted by the Namur Parliament in the Lowlands, where Dutch, Flemish, and Walloon diplomats proclaim their desires for a new state in the Lowlands. This is soon followed by various 'alliances' in the Republic as Ickstadt tries to hold on to power: the South Germans, the Rhine (Rhineland-Hanover-Hesse), and the Catholics (Hansa, Brandenburg, Pomerania) all form "blocs" among the constituent republics.

The event chain essentially goes as follows:
>Dutch present Heinrich with a demand to join the Dutch Republic and the Flemish Republic together.
>After this, the Catholic League issues an ultimatum to the government in Frankfurt: the Republic of Holstein will be annexed to Hansa, and Brandenburg will annex Prussia based off of a Hohenzollern claim following the fall of the Teutons and the region of Poznan.
>Should both of these demands be refused (other options later), a United Provinces of the Lowlands and a Hanseatic League revolt against the Republic.
>India will be given to the Ostend Company to manage, preventing the player from using Indian troops to win the rebellion effectively. The Balkan States of Croatia and Moldavia will be given the option to be released or transferred to Hungary, should Hungary not be a puppet (different event line)
>Poland, following the revolt of the two, will demand Silesia. Accepting will piss off Bohemia, but denying will cause Poland to join in the rebellion as an ally of the United Provinces.
>Lithuania will seize the Baltic states, and declaring war can cause Poland to overthrow their King (a Habsburg) and welcome the Jagiellon of Lithuania onto the throne to lead the two to victory. Muh Commonwealth
>If the Habsburgs are overthrown, Austria will demand various claims in South Germany (Augsburg, etc.). Accepting won't actually give the territories, but cause the South Germans to revolt against Frankfurt and Austria will be given the option to invade. Declining will give Austria the option of backing down, or following through.
>Either way, Bohemia will attempt to seize Saxon Niederlausitz and Oderlausitz. Not preventing it will happen will cause Saxony to join the Catholic League in defiance, sans Nieder and Oderlausitz, while declaring war will cause the puppeting of Silesia to Bohemia but not the loss of Saxony.

To resolve the rest
>Accepting Austrian demands will still cause Bohemia to attack for Silesia and Saxony.
>Poland not allowing the Commonwealth will allow a peace: Poland will go free and gain Poznan and Prussia (which is favorable as Lithuania is also at war), but will join the war against the Catholics [note: Poland is, yes, Protestant. I'm sorry Catholicboos.]
>Accepting Lithuania's seizure of Courland and the Baltic coastal provinces will cause a different Commonwealth line, where Lithuania will help Frankfurt defeat Poland to annex them. Allowing this will cause the Austrian Demands event still, as it's giving away Habsburgs lands officially. Bohemia will still demand Silesia.
>Allowing Poland to take Silesia will cause Bohemia to demand Nieder and Oderlausitz, same as usual for Saxony leaving/staying.
>Without war against Poland, Lithuania will ask for the Baltic provinces in exchange for assistance in the war against the Catholics. Freely declinable.
>Following up on this, surrendering to both Bohemia for Saxon provinces and Poland for Bohemia will trigger the secession of the Rhineish states.

As for the two starting ones:
>Allowing the Catholics to take their demands peacefully will trigger Poland to demand Silesia after Catholic Germans took Poznan. Declining will not immediately set off a revolt, and will likely cause Poland Lithuania to form before the war and perhaps even peacefully, while accepting will annoy Bohemia, blah blah blah.
>Either way, war isn't avoided. The surrender to the Catholics, especially to their neighbor, will piss off Hanover and the Rhineland, and a Crisis on the Rhine will fire. The Rhineland Republic will demand Luxembourg. If the Walloons are allowed to keep Luxembourg, Ickstadt's hold on the Protestant provinces will plummet, and the Dutch+Flems, South Germans, and the Confederation of the Rhine will revolt. Poland will revolt alongside, Lithuania will join, same as before. Scandinavia will seize Holstein this time, which can be bitched out of or result in war.
>Allowing the Confederation to take Luxembourg will cause the United Provinces, Catholics, and Poland to revolt, with most of the events still the same.

>If the Dutch demands are accepted, the Catholics will still issue demands, but the Lowlands won't revolt as a bloc. Wallonia will revolt with the Catholics and the Netherlands will revolt with the Protestants.

>That's just if Frankfurt wins the war. This shit was written on pencil and paper thanks to vacation, so it's fun coding in a few weeks.

>r8 m8s