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The problem with that is the Carthaginians are dominant in Sardinia. If the Etruscans were able to control parts of it and kick off Carthaginian rule, they could survive there. I think Corsica or somewhere in the Po Valley would be better, but then you would need to defeat the Celts.

Chapter #2: Revenge of Románia Part #1: Dimming of the Bulgarian Blaze Chapter II, Part I Boniface had begun to prepare his armies in Hellas for an invasion of Attica. The Venetians had sailed to Thessalonica and prepared a land invasion of Bulgarian Makedonia with the support of...

Chapter #1: Survival of the Latinokratia Part #1: Crowning of the Montferratian Chapter I, Part I The Greek people of Constantinople had become furious with the Latin invaders that had plundered their cities. A young Greek aristocrat living in the city had ove heard two crusaders talking...

Hey AH.commers! I have decided to restart this timeline but it seems I cannot edit any of my posts. After a long time off AH.com I decide this is time for glory. Without further ado, the return of the Latin Empire! __________________ Novus Rex Romanorum - New King of the Romans Welcome...

Ortum Suetonius An excerpt from the writings of Adrianus of Ravenna (562) "The Empire was vastly weakened by the civil war against the pretender Gratian whom had refused submitting to Emperor Honorius on various occasions. The true victors of the crisis were the Suebi under King Hemeric, whom...

I would but it seems I cannot edit any of my posts in this thread. It may have to be reposted.

This isn't official. I know its rough and probably wanking the colonists but I want feedback, will this scenario work? Does it need to be fleshed out?

Of Kings and Rum An Australian Timeline "When one were to think of a revolution, they would of thought of the majestic American Revolution of 1775 between the British Crown and the rebellious Thirteen Colonies under George Washington. Freedom and liberty they proclaimed. Well it was a bit...

Bump! The next part will up soon!

Can not-Brits even into Australia? The challenge is simple! Have a European power settling Australia before 1600. No conditions, it can be anyway (it could technically even be the Ottomans but that's probably ASB). Be creative! Knock yourselves out! (I actually am interested if this is...

Foedus in Narbonensis An excerpt from Theudemirus the Elder's "Sons of the Rhein" (602) "A year after the crossing of the Rhein, Hemeric and the Suebic tribes travelled south down to Lugdunum, the capital of West Roman province of Gallia Lugdunensis. Hemeric besieged the settlement and seized...

Thanks for the information but I do have some arguments against SOME of your points. -The city of Lutetia/Paris is still called Lutetia because in the 7th century the city is still under classical Gallo-Roman control. As it was strategical in the defence of Gaul at this time, Gratian saw that...

AFRO-HELLENES! It seems probable also depending on the situation (assuming this in the Roman period), a Hellenistic Macronesia could house the last stronghold of Hellenic paganism (if Christianity or ATL-Christianity takes over Rome). The idea of cities and forts in Western Africa could alter...

Thank you so much this will be very helpful when naming places and people in the *new* Suebic Kingdom!

Gratian of Britannia An excerpt from Januarius of Eboracum's "Britannic Histories" (652) "When the Germans flooded in across the river Rhenus near Magontia on last day of the Year of the Consulship of Arcadius and Probus, Emperor Honorius demanded the magister militum of Britannia send his...

Vagari de Suebis Wander of the Suebi Guten tag! I have after some consideration decided to start writing a timeline focused on an alternate development of the Seubi a tribal people in south-east Germany. I chose them because they are most likely my ancient ancestors that founded the base of...

Part #4: Contender to the Throne Chapter II, Part IV Emperor Bonifaces' victory in Crimea was a short lived one, as soon enough, John Komnenos staged a full scale attack on Nikaea in May 1210. Duke Geoffrey had be aware of Johns intentions and prepared defensive units along the borderlands...

Part #3: On the Defense Chapter II, Part III Duke Geoffrey of Adrianople and Emperor Boniface of the Roman Empire stood strong at the walls of Amorion as the armies of Sultan Keykubat sieged the city. The two leaders fought a seemingly endless battle lasting for weeks on end, but the walls...

I'm going to continue making this timeline. Let the majestic revival begin!

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I do agree that Germany needs an early PoD to be unified enough to start a colonial empire so I may have to do even a late Middle Ages PoD.