Recent content by ramones1986

"If I was more gracious, maybe I became the first real Jewish Princess." Indeed! :)

Naruhito of Japan (徳仁, b. 1960) married Yoshie Kashiwabara (柏原芳恵, b.1965) on 4th of May, 1992 Prince Tomohito (智仁), b. 3rd of March, 1993 Princess Yukiko (有希子), b. 17th of October, 1996 Prince Musashi (武蔵), b. 31st of May, 1999

Thanks a lot! :)

Are post-1900 PoDs allowed in this thread? Just assuring.

Finally....

@Old1812 , here's the link: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/the-legacy-of-the-glorious-milarquis-cut.238352/

Here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_language_decline_in_England

Honestly, I need to sort out a more plausible reason, as I felt that such scenario was weak at best.

Probably they would thorougly learn maritime skills from the neighbors, particularly those who were known for their fishing fleet.

WI: Araucanian clans, both Mapuche and Huiliche, migrated to present-day New Zealand?

Alongside the enormous amount of money that would be spent in restoring such ancient monuments, it would be a longer time span for such projects; add to that was the consistent presence of watchdogs because of, well, corruption tendencies.

Damn, a unified Italy (as in south of La Spieza-Rimini line) under Naples wasn't included on the choices.

The distance and expense, on the other hand, would be justifiable from the point of view of the British government.

Alongside the existence of a Francophone population, the geography of the country/region proved a hindrance.

Will you include a special post in relation to the linguistic history of Iberian Peninsula in this scenario?