Okay I think we need to address a major element of Map Continuation X: Logicial Republics
So, what we have so far that at some point in history several key European nations, particularly France, Castille and Hungary, underwent revolutions to install Logic(al)ism. But as it stands, I have no idea what that theory is.
Although I don't know what it is, I have written a brief history of Hungary which looks upon the causes of the Logical Revolution in Hungary although I haven't noted the dates this took place.
Fall of the Hungarian Empire
At its height, the Empire of Hungary spanned into what is now southern Bohemia as far south as OTL FYROM and Kosovo. However, the imperialistic King Lucius XI sought the Papal-owned territory of Istria which was classically part of Croatia, a Hungarian possession. The war with the Pontifical States and its allies over Istria led to great unpopularity with the Catholic European powers. Hungary lost the war and due to this lost much prestige, many comrades and vast swathes of land in the north were ceded to Bohemia, the Papal Controller at the time.
To the south, the Ottoman Empire saw Hungary, its only bastion from expansion in Europe, was weak, and within weeks of the Magyar-Papal War's end, began its invasion into the Hungarian south. Overwhelmed in manpower and weary in her defeat, Hungary was diminished and brought to its knees and forced to forfeit much land and much of its wealth to the Ottomans in order to preserve its sovereignty.
Hungarian Logical Revolution
The failures in the two wars and mass amounts of death and destruction which burdened the Hungarian people pushed them to resent the monarchy. A particular aspiring Hungarian chronicler and philosopher Ottó Schickedanz was studying in Madrid at the dawn of the Castillian Logical Revolution. Engaging with the theory, he fought on the side of the Logicalists. Familiarised with the theory, he returned to Hungary and began to spread the word of this new theory and developed a following. His high profile led to interest from the Hungarian monarchy, and his anti-royal message pushed for him to be executed for treason for conspiracy against the monarchy. The hysteria around this case led to further intrigue from common Magyars and in his martyrdom, Schickedanz's death triggered a revolt in Hungary, which overthrew the monarchy, overturned the political system and installed a Logical Republic and a new constitution.
THOUGHTS?!
So, what we have so far that at some point in history several key European nations, particularly France, Castille and Hungary, underwent revolutions to install Logic(al)ism. But as it stands, I have no idea what that theory is.
Although I don't know what it is, I have written a brief history of Hungary which looks upon the causes of the Logical Revolution in Hungary although I haven't noted the dates this took place.
Fall of the Hungarian Empire
At its height, the Empire of Hungary spanned into what is now southern Bohemia as far south as OTL FYROM and Kosovo. However, the imperialistic King Lucius XI sought the Papal-owned territory of Istria which was classically part of Croatia, a Hungarian possession. The war with the Pontifical States and its allies over Istria led to great unpopularity with the Catholic European powers. Hungary lost the war and due to this lost much prestige, many comrades and vast swathes of land in the north were ceded to Bohemia, the Papal Controller at the time.
To the south, the Ottoman Empire saw Hungary, its only bastion from expansion in Europe, was weak, and within weeks of the Magyar-Papal War's end, began its invasion into the Hungarian south. Overwhelmed in manpower and weary in her defeat, Hungary was diminished and brought to its knees and forced to forfeit much land and much of its wealth to the Ottomans in order to preserve its sovereignty.
Hungarian Logical Revolution
The failures in the two wars and mass amounts of death and destruction which burdened the Hungarian people pushed them to resent the monarchy. A particular aspiring Hungarian chronicler and philosopher Ottó Schickedanz was studying in Madrid at the dawn of the Castillian Logical Revolution. Engaging with the theory, he fought on the side of the Logicalists. Familiarised with the theory, he returned to Hungary and began to spread the word of this new theory and developed a following. His high profile led to interest from the Hungarian monarchy, and his anti-royal message pushed for him to be executed for treason for conspiracy against the monarchy. The hysteria around this case led to further intrigue from common Magyars and in his martyrdom, Schickedanz's death triggered a revolt in Hungary, which overthrew the monarchy, overturned the political system and installed a Logical Republic and a new constitution.
THOUGHTS?!
