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Sounds like this is going to be good. It's always nice when the timelines put some focus in world-building. Anxious to see more of this.

Windsor! Get the Brits on board!

Welp, I knew someone would make a serious attempt at doing this... And I love that it happened. Best of luck.

I admit that, before I started reading, I briefly thought this was a Socialist Greece TL. Still, it's great stuff and I hope to see it keep going, more Greece is always welcome.

Obviously this is the only right answer.:evilsmile:

I don't think it would have mattered in the long run, the Republic was already in the path to ruin. The fall of the republic started back when the Senate murderer Tiberius Gracchus in 133BC. Then, some 50 years later, Marius Jr. and Sulla were locked in deadly combat. Marius Sr. set the stage...

I was wondering if this would get updated or of it would be one of the TL's that catch my interest and never take off. I'm happy to know it's the first option. Glad to see it back.

Minor correction, it should be "agrarian".

I remember reading one some years back, I think it was called Empire of Dawn, but it hasn't been updated. Are there any other good ones? Reminding that China doesn't need to discover new continents, only colonize.

I don't know for how long you can avoid republicanism, Isabel would not have acted quickly to enact any sweeping changes, as she was known to be uninterested in ruling. I believe Roderick J. Barman wrote that "in the view of posterity, Isabel acted decisively only once on a single issue: the...

Now that you mentioned it... I'd like to see how Niketas's descendants in Mexico are doing. Bizantine greeks ruling the Aztecs, this timeline has broken all the natural limits of awesomeness. I hope more of the native infrastructure survives in this tl than in otl.

At the beginning of the ninetieth century, by initiative of D. João VI, a group of chinese immigrants were brought tho Brazil to plant tea. The idea was for the tea to be produced in the "Ilha do Governador" and in the "Jardim Botânico", in Rio. There were about 200-500 india and chinese...

With a POD in 1822 or after, how could Chinese immigrants and their descendants become the largest immigrant group in Brazil, or at the very least surpass the Japanese immigrants/descendants of OTL in population by 2017? According to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs these are the most...

I'm really enjoying this timeline, it's nice to see more timelines focusing on South America, especially Brazil. The only other one I've found is One Nation Under the Southern Cross by Rdffigueira. I'm eager tho see in what direction a Brazil where the "Reformas de Base" were more successful...

Essentially, I'm looking for a timeline with a POD in the 15th century or later, where the europeans colonize different parts of the New World, focusing in how these societies develop until their eventual (or not) independence and not paying more attention than necessary to the Old World. Bonus...

A shame Bonaparte didn't win, but I guess the conflict has to come from somewhere. I'll be eagerly waiting for the victory of imperial socialism over the reactionary forces.

Hahaha, that's in need of fixing, but it made me laugh.

Anxious to see where this leads. I don't think that I've ever seen Brazilian timeline set in this time period.

I have a few of those, such as: Brazil becoming one of the Great Powers and competing with the USA for influence in Latin America. Different nations colonizing the Americas, particularly East-Asian nations, like China. The existence of a Franco-British Union. I've given some thought to the...

YES! GOD YES! I was happy to follow this tl the first time, and I'll gladly do it again.