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I'm going to warn you because this is apparently your first infraction. Please be civil.

I found Gao Yingxian in this book, which I linked before. Stuff on Li Zicheng here, here and here. Although I apparently lost some links, because I can't find the ones going to his 1630s life. I had more on Zhang too, but not too many details.

Texas is not enough for Nixon to win, and butterflies could also mean that Nixon is worse in the debate, not better. Or that he gets pneumonia in Alaska and is stuck in a bed until November, or that Eisenhower stays home instead of giving him luckwarm support as he did late in the campaign IOTL...

Exciting indeed. Love the Yuan Chonghuang-wank, much better than my own and pretty much what I expected (except that he hasn't marched on Beijing to finish his revenge, yet);) Although Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong weren't much of a threat yet, as the Rebel armies in Shanxi were led by an...

It's alright.

NO RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION OUTSIDE OF CHAT, PLEASE.

The parameters are too constrictive. If the parameter is between 1798 and 1868, then I guess the best bet is to destroy Russia somehow.

"WIINNSSSTOOOOOOONNNN! It is I, your father! The Ghost of Christmas Past!!!"

Napoleon and Richard Nixon. Also, Hendryk showed a map some time ago about how the Yellow River randomly changes course every couple of centuries, sometimes flowing north of Shandong and sometimes South, etc. I don't know how much would Butterflies could affect that.

I'm here to determine whether or not this warrants a kicking or some other form of disciplinary action.

The Japanese have sent some families, prisoners, exilees and peasants over to Korea, but it's not a real colonization for the moment. That will only start later on. Anyhow, I've just put the entire TL in the TL section and it's now up to date, so you can now read the corrected, improved and...

That's a hilarious story. The bit about how the Tank was invented in Portugal by strapping armor to a tractor was also quite an interesting bit. Two questions I've been meaning to ask: A. Why was Somalia given independence? Was it occupied by the British during the war out of spite for...

Apartheid Baltic states that glorify their Nazi past? :rolleyes: Would you like to explain yourself?

Pretty good overall, can't wait to see what you've got in store for the Andes war, though. How is Spain doing, in all of this? I'd assume that they were still a conservative monarchy in the 1910s and that they remained neutral during the Great war, given how the Portuguese were free to...

Shouldn't this be minority? :confused: Anyhow, interesting update, but needs mention of Dizzie big names and maybe books or movies linked with their movement, like In the Road or Lord of the Rings or whatever for the hippies IOTL. But what could it be? Could F. Scott Fitzgerald be the...

There was someone wanting reform (many people in fact), the last Shogun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu. (Interesting Book about him here--although I still haven't finished it) Had he become Shogun in 1858 after the death of Iesada as opposed to Tokuagawa Iemochi, the reforms that Yoshinobu had...

** Is Hanseong Burning? Several tragic episodes marked the 182 years of Japanese rule in the Korean peninsula, but few have ever matched the grandeur and scale of the Great Hanseong Rebellion of 1658 in the historical narrative of the national liberation struggle of Korea. The Great...

Closed and Banned. No Nationalist trolling or Ethnic Cleansing in Post-1900 from now on, please.

** Tokyo, Japan March of 1978 “Mr. President, how was the trip? I trust that everything was in order” “It was. Everything is always in order with these people; the only problem was that I had to come at all” responded the President as he sat grudgingly along with...

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