The young prince, Wenceslaus, was acknowledged king, and during his minority the regency was assigned to Otho, margrave or military commander of Brundenburg.

Then ensued some politic matrimonial alliances.

Wenceslaus, the boy king, was affianced to Judith, one of the daughters of Rhodolph.

The princess Agnes, daughter of Cunegunda, was to become the bride of Rhodolph's second son.
These matters being all satisfactorily settled, Rhodolph returned in triumph to Vienna.
The emperor now devoted his energies to the consolidation of these Austrian provinces.

They were four in number, Austria, Styria, Carinthia and Carniola.