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Italy and Spain are the two big possible revolutions around this time. In OTL they were stiffled due to a lack of coordination between the diferent factions and movements among other issues, but the potential for revolutionary action was there.

Šiauliai is fairly deep inside of Lithuanian territory so they have taken quite the amount of land. Needed good news for revolutionary Lithuanians, since the SSRLB had, by this point, lost pretty much of it's Lithuanian territory.

Likewise.

Reading about Ebert getting his comeupance, like the reactionary backstabber he is deep down, warms the cockles of my heart.

Whait the author was banned? Goddamit. Does anyone know a way to contact the author?

Chapter 19 of your Wales TL isn't threadmarked for some reason. I though you should know.

Will those "gests" even survive long enough to reach Wales without sucumbing to disease?

WOOOO! I love civil wars! I wonder wich faction will instigate it. Fortunately the neighbours of the holy kingdom are either alies or weakened so there shouldn't be much foreign intervention.

Keep going! I'ts about time for a civil war anyways.

That happened after most than half a century of constant civil wars though. And even then republican traditions and institutions persisted for quite a while inside the early empire.

I think that it certainly could have been problematic if the emperors that reigned directly after Hadrian had biological heirs, however since Antoninus Pius didn't have sons, and considering that what Hadrian did was less introducing an entirely new concept and more institutionalizing something...

I would really like to see those family trees.

For those who don't know it, mitfrc has continued this timeline in another forum: https://www.the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/the-turul-on-the-bosporus-byzantine-ah.446/

753+247= 1000 I don't see any error?

Just a heads up. You change from writing in present tense to writing in past tense halfway through the chapter. Here specificaly.