I wouldn't start thatYou mean Little Russians, Red Russians, New Russians, and White Russians?
I wouldn't start thatYou mean Little Russians, Red Russians, New Russians, and White Russians?
I wouldn't start that
Oh no, I utterly agree with that. Just most of the time whenever statements like that are made, especially in regards to Ukrainians and Russians and their relation between one another, we get a few kicks and nationalists from both sides crawling out of the woodwork.He's right that an Imperial Russian administration wouldn't consider them minorities when drawing an internal map. The important point here is the view of the people doing the internal reorganization, not our outsider perspective.
Indeed, indeed. Actually had to change Red Ruthenia to Red Russia to make it fit. I am sure most of us know the Ruth and Rus were interchangeable, though it seems these days that only the Russians and areas where the Varangian stopped by are given the title of Russ. Probably just an attempt by Anglophonic historians to separate the groups. After all, not as if Central Asia is some cultural, religiously, and ethnically unified people just because we put Stan at the end of their names.Oh no, I utterly agree with that. Just most of the time whenever statements like that are made, especially in regards to Ukrainians and Russians and their relation between one another, we get a few kicks and nationalists from both sides crawling out of the woodwork.
Orange: areas dominated by East Slavs. These remain as guberniyas pretty much , and keep their old names. Pleace notice that Murmansk still reamins part of Arkhangelsk, and Kerch and Sevastople have been detached from the rest of Taurida guberniya, and are included in the Kuban. Also Budjak, the area surrounded by Moldavia (brown) is all that remains of the Besarabia governorate.I like the idea, but as other people have said it doesn't look very good. You might also want to explain what all all the various colours mean, even if you don't name all the new administrative regions.
You mean Little Russians, Red Russians, New Russians, and White Russians?
He's right that an Imperial Russian administration wouldn't consider them minorities when drawing an internal map. The important point here is the view of the people doing the internal reorganization, not our outsider perspective.
I never said anything politicalOh no, I utterly agree with that. Just most of the time whenever statements like that are made, especially in regards to Ukrainians and Russians and their relation between one another, we get a few kicks and nationalists from both sides crawling out of the woodwork.
Deutschland, Deutschland, Under Alles.... "RIP Germans/Germany" on a Fractioned Germany map.
I also vote for Egypt-on-the-Mississippi here. But I would like to know how Quechua believers (i.e. Incas?) got into Ireland and Wales!
Honestly, i didn't know Kazakhstan was majority muslim until now.View attachment 347687
Religions of the Russian Imperial Federation:
Orange: Russian Orthodox Church (mainly Russians, Ukrainians and Belarussians, as well as a few more peoples
Blue: Protestant, that is, Lutheran. mainly Germans, Finns, and Estonians and Latvians
Yellow: Roman Catholic Church (Poles and Lithuanians
Red: Romanian Orthodox Church
Dark brown: Georgian Orthodox Church
Brown: Armenian Orthodox Church (*note: Black Sea are: Armenian and Greek and Russian around same numbers)
Light green: Sunni islam
Dark green: shia islam
Beige: Budhism
Light blue: Tradition faiths
Purple: Judaism
You learn something new everyday, even in the map thread.Honestly, i didn't know Kazakhstan was majority muslim until now.
Honestly, i didn't know Kazakhstan was majority muslim until now.
All of the 'stans are Turkic Muslim (though some are very...aggressively secular, like Tajikistan, where growing a beard is sometimes punishable)
Thanks for standing up for the PashtoHold on a second, they're not all Turkic. You mention the Tajiks, who are in fact an Iranian people, and thus Indo-European. Afghanistan and Pakistan are also populated by such Indo-European peoples. That's three non-Turkic 'stans, right there.
I've always been obsessed with the idea of real union between the British (arguably the strongest naval power of all time) and Russia (famous for having just unbelievable amounts of manpower). Could you imagine it? Such different cultures and imperial governing, different religions, different ethnicities. It's just so ridiculously impossible I love it. I put that into a rather ASB proof of concept. The colour is actually derived from splicing the British/Russian imperial colours together.
If the borders in America and Australia seem familiar, that's because they are. They're rather directly inspired from Hail, Britannia.
I would love to make a timeline on a slightly more realistic but just as overpowered union like this. The African and Middle-Eastern expansion would be quite different.
God save the King-Tsar! Glory to the UKOGBAAR!
I've always been obsessed with the idea of real union between the British (arguably the strongest naval power of all time) and Russia (famous for having just unbelievable amounts of manpower). Could you imagine it? Such different cultures and imperial governing, different religions, different ethnicities. It's just so ridiculously impossible I love it. I put that into a rather ASB proof of concept. The colour is actually derived from splicing the British/Russian imperial colours together.
If the borders in America and Australia seem familiar, that's because they are. They're rather directly inspired from Hail, Britannia.
I would love to make a timeline on a slightly more realistic but just as overpowered union like this. The African and Middle-Eastern expansion would be quite different.
God save the King-Tsar! Glory to the UKOGBAAR!
Called "Brussia", simplified to "Prussia".
I've always been obsessed with the idea of real union between the British (arguably the strongest naval power of all time) and Russia (famous for having just unbelievable amounts of manpower). Could you imagine it? Such different cultures and imperial governing, different religions, different ethnicities. It's just so ridiculously impossible I love it. I put that into a rather ASB proof of concept. The colour is actually derived from splicing the British/Russian imperial colours together.
If the borders in America and Australia seem familiar, that's because they are. They're rather directly inspired from Hail, Britannia.
I would love to make a timeline on a slightly more realistic but just as overpowered union like this. The African and Middle-Eastern expansion would be quite different.
God save the King-Tsar! Glory to the UKOGBAAR!
I've always been obsessed with the idea of real union between the British (arguably the strongest naval power of all time) and Russia (famous for having just unbelievable amounts of manpower). Could you imagine it? Such different cultures and imperial governing, different religions, different ethnicities. It's just so ridiculously impossible I love it. I put that into a rather ASB proof of concept. The colour is actually derived from splicing the British/Russian imperial colours together.
If the borders in America and Australia seem familiar, that's because they are. They're rather directly inspired from Hail, Britannia.
I would love to make a timeline on a slightly more realistic but just as overpowered union like this. The African and Middle-Eastern expansion would be quite different.
God save the King-Tsar! Glory to the UKOGBAAR!