On November 16, 1532, a desperate band of 168 Spanish conquistadors faced an empire of millions.

Installed by Napoleon III in 1864, Emperor Maximilian faced Republican revolt as France withdrew. Executed in 1867, he left Empress Carlota shattered — she outlived him by sixty years.

A queen, king, prince, and princess face irreversible fates during medieval Bosnia's final days — their separation marking the end of a royal bloodline, and the birth of a nation's enduring legacy.

A lone figure rides through the dust — feared, wanted, and impossible to read. In the unforgiving West, not every outlaw is what he seems.