After his death, Maximilian was entombed in the chapel of his home castle. His heart was buried separately in the sarcophagus of Marie de Bourgogne in Bruges.
The French speaking characters (French and Burgundian courts) were recorded speaking French, and dubbed to German. The dialogues were thus bilingual.
Contrary to the shown reluctance to wed his twelve-year-old sister to the much older King of Hungary, the historical Maximilan promises his own three-year-old daughter Margaret to the French King Charles VIII. In second marriage, he himself married - per procurationem - the thirteen-year-old Anne de Bretagne.