Behold, the aftermath of the Great Eurasian war!
Lighter colours reflect occupation or domination, but not direct control.
Wait, so thats the world from His Dark Materials that Lyra lives in?
Also, very nice!
Map Thread III
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Wait, so thats the world from His Dark Materials that Lyra lives in?
Also, very nice!
Philip
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I post the first installment of the TL I promised. Read it here.
Since this a map thread, I feel obligated to post another map from the TL
Since this a map thread, I feel obligated to post another map from the TL
LylyCSM2: I like the map and the idea... but Ontario, Quebec et Newfoundland didn't have those borders in 1812 
. A good site for maps of Canada in OTL:http://www.collectionscanada.ca/confederation/023001-2101-e.html. They look like that:
. A good site for maps of Canada in OTL:http://www.collectionscanada.ca/confederation/023001-2101-e.html. They look like that:Highlander
Banned
Not bad, Lyly, minus the border corrections mentioned before.
I see great potential in you
Quebec later revolts and attempts to become a protectorate of Great Britain.
It would be more realistic if the revolted to become a protectorate of France (who still sucks. i speak from experience, im French)
Hapsburg
Banned
Taking a break from TL-making, here's a one-shot map.
c. 1932.
World War One went differently, with Denmark and The Netherlands sided with Germany in 1915. This led to the forced independence of the Federation of Iceland and Greenland from Denmark. The 19-year old Prince Knud, second son of Christian X of Denmark, became King of Iceland and Greenland. Christian X was forced to resign his position as King, threatened by a popular uprising, and conceded the throne to his young son and crown prince, Christian Frederick, who became King Christian XI of Denmark.
The Netherlands, for their support of Germany, and their attempts to annex Flanders, was forced to cede border territories to Belgium, and the majority of their colonial Empire to Great Britain, both in the East and West Indies. Part of their East Indies isles became part of Australia.
Germany lost their colonies, with their Asian lands going to Japan, and the German Empire in Africa being divided among Britain and France. Germany itself, however, was allowed to merge with Austria, if only to provide a republican counterbalance to the militaristic Prussians.
Japan grew more ambitious, and dispatched legions of troops to China, which was caught in inner turmoil and civil war. Japan annexed Manchuria and parts of Coastal China, and in 1923, claimed the Mandate of Heaven and consolidated the conquered territory into the China Empire, a dominion in an "Asian Commonwealth", based on the infant British Commonwealth system. Much of the rest of China fell apart between Communist and Nationalist armies, vying for power in still-Chinese Beijing and the Chinese rural countryside. Soviet forces set up puppets in Mongolia and East Turkestan, and sent thousands of advisors into China to support the Communists.
Meanwhile, Japanese marched on Beijing, capturing it in 1927, and set up a military administration; however, the Emperor held off on the unification of Beijing with the China Empire.
By 1930, most of the fighting around the world had died down. The small brushfire conflicts had ended, and a few revolutions resulted in relatively peaceful transitions of power: Ireland in 1920 to a Republic, Portugal in 1926 to a Republic, Spain in 1929 to a Federal Republic, and Brazil in 1930 to a Second Empire. In 1931, Britain implemented their Commonwealth System officially by implementing the Treaty of Westminster, forming each Dominion as an independent and equal Commonwealth Realm.
However, in 1931, Brazil began a conflict, invading and occupying much of Uruguay, intent on "taking it back into the fold". Chile and Argentina declared war, resulting in a prolonged Brazilian invasion of Argentina, with the alliance with Peru and Bolivia, who attacked Chile and drove deep into northern Argentina. Paraguay declared neutrality, remembering the last time it got involved in a major war.
The South American War raged on, and even in 1932, saw no signs of letting up.
c. 1932.
World War One went differently, with Denmark and The Netherlands sided with Germany in 1915. This led to the forced independence of the Federation of Iceland and Greenland from Denmark. The 19-year old Prince Knud, second son of Christian X of Denmark, became King of Iceland and Greenland. Christian X was forced to resign his position as King, threatened by a popular uprising, and conceded the throne to his young son and crown prince, Christian Frederick, who became King Christian XI of Denmark.
The Netherlands, for their support of Germany, and their attempts to annex Flanders, was forced to cede border territories to Belgium, and the majority of their colonial Empire to Great Britain, both in the East and West Indies. Part of their East Indies isles became part of Australia.
Germany lost their colonies, with their Asian lands going to Japan, and the German Empire in Africa being divided among Britain and France. Germany itself, however, was allowed to merge with Austria, if only to provide a republican counterbalance to the militaristic Prussians.
Japan grew more ambitious, and dispatched legions of troops to China, which was caught in inner turmoil and civil war. Japan annexed Manchuria and parts of Coastal China, and in 1923, claimed the Mandate of Heaven and consolidated the conquered territory into the China Empire, a dominion in an "Asian Commonwealth", based on the infant British Commonwealth system. Much of the rest of China fell apart between Communist and Nationalist armies, vying for power in still-Chinese Beijing and the Chinese rural countryside. Soviet forces set up puppets in Mongolia and East Turkestan, and sent thousands of advisors into China to support the Communists.
Meanwhile, Japanese marched on Beijing, capturing it in 1927, and set up a military administration; however, the Emperor held off on the unification of Beijing with the China Empire.
By 1930, most of the fighting around the world had died down. The small brushfire conflicts had ended, and a few revolutions resulted in relatively peaceful transitions of power: Ireland in 1920 to a Republic, Portugal in 1926 to a Republic, Spain in 1929 to a Federal Republic, and Brazil in 1930 to a Second Empire. In 1931, Britain implemented their Commonwealth System officially by implementing the Treaty of Westminster, forming each Dominion as an independent and equal Commonwealth Realm.
However, in 1931, Brazil began a conflict, invading and occupying much of Uruguay, intent on "taking it back into the fold". Chile and Argentina declared war, resulting in a prolonged Brazilian invasion of Argentina, with the alliance with Peru and Bolivia, who attacked Chile and drove deep into northern Argentina. Paraguay declared neutrality, remembering the last time it got involved in a major war.
The South American War raged on, and even in 1932, saw no signs of letting up.
Taking a break from TL-making, here's a one-shot map.
c. 1932.
World War One went differently, with Denmark and The Netherlands sided with Germany in 1915. This led to the forced independence of the Federation of Iceland and Greenland from Denmark. The 19-year old Prince Knud, second son of Christian X of Denmark, became King of Iceland and Greenland. Christian X was forced to resign his position as King, threatened by a popular uprising, and conceded the throne to his young son and crown prince, Christian Frederick, who became King Christian XI of Denmark.
The Netherlands, for their support of Germany, and their attempts to annex Flanders, was forced to cede border territories to Belgium, and the majority of their colonial Empire to Great Britain, both in the East and West Indies. Part of their East Indies isles became part of Australia.
Germany lost their colonies, with their Asian lands going to Japan, and the German Empire in Africa being divided among Britain and France. Germany itself, however, was allowed to merge with Austria, if only to provide a republican counterbalance to the militaristic Prussians.
Japan grew more ambitious, and dispatched legions of troops to China, which was caught in inner turmoil and civil war. Japan annexed Manchuria and parts of Coastal China, and in 1923, claimed the Mandate of Heaven and consolidated the conquered territory into the China Empire, a dominion in an "Asian Commonwealth", based on the infant British Commonwealth system. Much of the rest of China fell apart between Communist and Nationalist armies, vying for power in still-Chinese Beijing and the Chinese rural countryside. Soviet forces set up puppets in Mongolia and East Turkestan, and sent thousands of advisors into China to support the Communists.
Meanwhile, Japanese marched on Beijing, capturing it in 1927, and set up a military administration; however, the Emperor held off on the unification of Beijing with the China Empire.
By 1930, most of the fighting around the world had died down. The small brushfire conflicts had ended, and a few revolutions resulted in relatively peaceful transitions of power: Ireland in 1920 to a Republic, Portugal in 1926 to a Republic, Spain in 1929 to a Federal Republic, and Brazil in 1930 to a Second Empire. In 1931, Britain implemented their Commonwealth System officially by implementing the Treaty of Westminster, forming each Dominion as an independent and equal Commonwealth Realm.
However, in 1931, Brazil began a conflict, invading and occupying much of Uruguay, intent on "taking it back into the fold". Chile and Argentina declared war, resulting in a prolonged Brazilian invasion of Argentina, with the alliance with Peru and Bolivia, who attacked Chile and drove deep into northern Argentina. Paraguay declared neutrality, remembering the last time it got involved in a major war.
The South American War raged on, and even in 1932, saw no signs of letting up.
Am I seeing Arabian Poland ?!
A map showing further Caliphate Expansion under the Abbasids, with Cordoba remaining under the Abbasid Caliph and Frankish and Byzantine Forces being unable to stop the Caliphate from conquering southern Francia, Northern and Southern Italy, and most of Asia Minor.
Burgundy: Expansion under the Prophet Mohammad
Pastel Red: Expansion during the Patriarchal Caliphate
Dark Pastel Yellow: Expansion during the Umayyad Caliphate
Light Pastel Yellow: Expasion during the Abbasid Caliphate
Burgundy: Expansion under the Prophet Mohammad
Pastel Red: Expansion during the Patriarchal Caliphate
Dark Pastel Yellow: Expansion during the Umayyad Caliphate
Light Pastel Yellow: Expasion during the Abbasid Caliphate
TotrueTufaar
Banned
Abdicate, not resign. And considering that Germany had seized half of Denmark's non-island territory, and that Russia had a Danish Tsarina, I find their aliance unlikely. Sweden would be far more likely.Taking a break from TL-making, here's a one-shot map.
c. 1932.
World War One went differently, with Denmark and The Netherlands sided with Germany in 1915. This led to the forced independence of the Federation of Iceland and Greenland from Denmark. The 19-year old Prince Knud, second son of Christian X of Denmark, became King of Iceland and Greenland. Christian X was forced to resign his position as King, threatened by a popular uprising, and conceded the throne to his young son and crown prince, Christian Frederick, who became King Christian XI of Denmark.
The Netherlands, for their support of Germany, and their attempts to annex Flanders, was forced to cede border territories to Belgium, and the majority of their colonial Empire to Great Britain, both in the East and West Indies. Part of their East Indies isles became part of Australia.
Germany lost their colonies, with their Asian lands going to Japan, and the German Empire in Africa being divided among Britain and France. Germany itself, however, was allowed to merge with Austria, if only to provide a republican counterbalance to the militaristic Prussians.
Japan grew more ambitious, and dispatched legions of troops to China, which was caught in inner turmoil and civil war. Japan annexed Manchuria and parts of Coastal China, and in 1923, claimed the Mandate of Heaven and consolidated the conquered territory into the China Empire, a dominion in an "Asian Commonwealth", based on the infant British Commonwealth system. Much of the rest of China fell apart between Communist and Nationalist armies, vying for power in still-Chinese Beijing and the Chinese rural countryside. Soviet forces set up puppets in Mongolia and East Turkestan, and sent thousands of advisors into China to support the Communists.
Meanwhile, Japanese marched on Beijing, capturing it in 1927, and set up a military administration; however, the Emperor held off on the unification of Beijing with the China Empire.
By 1930, most of the fighting around the world had died down. The small brushfire conflicts had ended, and a few revolutions resulted in relatively peaceful transitions of power: Ireland in 1920 to a Republic, Portugal in 1926 to a Republic, Spain in 1929 to a Federal Republic, and Brazil in 1930 to a Second Empire. In 1931, Britain implemented their Commonwealth System officially by implementing the Treaty of Westminster, forming each Dominion as an independent and equal Commonwealth Realm.
However, in 1931, Brazil began a conflict, invading and occupying much of Uruguay, intent on "taking it back into the fold". Chile and Argentina declared war, resulting in a prolonged Brazilian invasion of Argentina, with the alliance with Peru and Bolivia, who attacked Chile and drove deep into northern Argentina. Paraguay declared neutrality, remembering the last time it got involved in a major war.
The South American War raged on, and even in 1932, saw no signs of letting up.
Southern Italy, sure, but the Lombard north? The Pope is screwed, man.
Hapsburg
Banned
Same thing. A job's a job.
Well, quite obviously, in this TL, Germany didn't seize Danish territory, and the Russo-Danish princess is abandoned for political reasons.
Me likes, but I would like to see a greater focus on Indian Ocean expansion. Also, if the Abasids held Cyprus, you think they would have enough of a navy to take coastal Anatolia from the Byzantines.
Very nice map thought, the colors remind me of all the official OTL maps of the caliphate.
Wheeeeeeee
BTW,by mentioning "Patriarchal Caliphate", do you possibly mean the "Khulafa ar-Rasheeddeen" ?
TURBO-CALIPHATE!
*faints*
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