Create an Empty Branch in Git

To create a new empty branch in Git, we can use the --orphan command line option

git checkout --orphan

The command above creates the new empty branch and switches into it.
Once the empty branch s created, we can can delete files from the working directory, so they are not committed in to the new branch

git rm -rf .

Now you are in the empty branch without any inherited files or commits.
If you want to push your empty branch to a remote repository, do the following

git commit --alow-empty -m "Init"
git push origin

Note, that if you try to merge another branch into the empty one, you will receive the error: fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories

Use the --allow-unrelated-history option to force the merge into the empty branch.

git merge --allow-unrelated-history