Search results

Extremely satisfying update. Can I assume that Hektor, the uncle of Andreas III has become Despot of Sicily? And what about Demetrios' sister Zoe? she was married to the crown prince of the EAN (no name). How is the relationship between them? The pieces keep moving and the table has been...

As in foreigners, usually applied to immigrants.

Sounds intriguing. I'll keep an eye on this.

I've always loved this cultural updates. great work as usual.

What holdings in America? Rhomanians don't have any, or I missed something (could be possible)

Wu core region was around OTL Sydney, while Nan was in the Northern territory (don't recall how close to Darwin). I agree that right now Australia is not that much attractive to Romans, at least until they kick out Spanish, Triunes and the rest from SE Asia (a much more lucrative region to hold...

Wow, the Triunes taking Sutanuti is pretty major, probably the Spanish are going to retaliate, interesting...

Bummed for waiting so long, but not so much since it's coming back. Good work and "read" you soon!

What I'm worried the most about the coming war is the power projection of the Empire. the Core is more or less safe, the borders are becoming fixed (even with the Ottomans), future wars should look like the French-Spanish ones. The bigger problem is SE Asia, the area has been neglected recently...

So Andreas isn't really following his namesake, huh? not much love for his wife (understatement of the century, although two prior of the current one), but he understoood his duties. Seems very stupid. I did update the family tree (I'll wait for the War of succession to post it): a minor...

In Bengal there is a powerful Portuguese (I guess now Spanish) viceroyalty. No idea how far inland does it go. I agree that aside from massive internal disruption Vijayanagara is here to stay, the romans can only hope to contain its naval capabilities.

Good to see the reactionaries' hopes being crushed so neatly. First time that Joseph II appears and already does a good thing. I keep loving where this TL is going, hats off!

@Aishio Probably you'll be very disappointed. For this Russia, fractured to boot, the situation is even worse than OTL. The only soft border they have is in the East. The south and the west are NOT an option.

Loved the recent flurry of updates. As always I'm hungry for more. I'll update and the repost the family tree by the start of August (I'm having some trouble with my data since I'm abroad). Happy to see you used one of my maps for the peace treaty.

Given spanish hostility and the need of British friendship would the Portuguese ever consider taking back Ceuta or Tangiers to gain a foothold at the mouth of the Mediterranean?

Don't worry. they look good to me, they get the job done. Any visual help is appreciated.

For me a sign of interest in a TL is when I start perusing maps... and I must say for Brazil a border along the Paraguay-Parana rivers (and I've learned a couple of things) looks even nicer than the current one (obviously only by a cartographical pov). To Asuncion (in due time)!!! :cool:

That went surprisingly well. (Finally we have the names of Iskandar's sons. Family tree updtate! I'll post it when the WW will begin). It will be interesting to see the aftermath of this war, the romans can't give back the black stone, they gave it to the Marinids....

Do you mean the Uruguay part? I've no idea about the original map (I looked up a bit of Uruguay history on Wikipedia, but I'm not sure...) ANYWAY, Sorry if I don't comment (this is the first), but this TL is so complete and awesome I find it very difficult to do so (aside from the trite ones)...

To which region are you referring to? In 1612 they were both sitting on opposite side of the Rhine. The Triunes overrun the French part of Lotharingia some years before so they got Lorraine and Alsace. I got some doubts if Germans got the Ruhr, but I think Lotharingians are reduced to BENELUX...