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Interesting stuff, amigo!

De Europa Antigonidorum, Book 4, Chapter 14, by Lucius Haemonus: There had ben strange tidings from the north and change was coming. King Cassander had always been careful of the tribal developments in the north and had taken care to ensure no tribe got too powerful, but Antigonus II had other...

I'm sorry to be a dick here.. but I think it's Leones Belgicae if you want to say the Lions of Belgium. Or Leones Beligici for Belgian Lions. If this is wrong, I'm sorry for criticizing your title needlessly. :( I like your idea, though. Should prove interesting.

Note: I was informed by someone my other map was inaccurate. This would've been the correct map. After this chapter, this is the current map:

The Lives of the Last Diadochi, by Meleager of Seleucia Oxiana, Book 10, Chapter 4: What happened in Arabia was later described by some historians as the first proxy war. Seleucus had begun spreading his influence throughout Arabia. The Arabian cities that felt abandoned by Demetrius flocked...

Cool, I didn't know people were still interested. Seleucus doesn't really have many Greek settlers, but he is giving out great rewards to those that will come. Nonetheless, he will never be able to match the Macedonian armies from the Antigonids, which is why he came to rely a great deal on his...

Interesting timeline.

Jesus Christ, this is an absolutely amazing TL.

The Aftermath of Victory Following Seleucus' victory, a great triumph was held in Ecbatana. Seleucus was quick to shower his eastern vassals in gifts, though that severely emptied his treasury. He settled the Greek population once more in Ecbatana, though he also spread them out a lot more...

Si, senor, muy bien!

They couldn't win a war of attrition, but they maybe could've awed Britain into peace. There was a far more ambitious plan, that envisioned the Boers practically conquering Natalia and pushing deeper, iirc (not sure, I just know there was a more ambitious plan). That plan was seen as too risky...

Presumably he takes heavy losses overcoming the Nile's defenses. With Ptolemy's defeat he appoints a loyal man as satrap of Egypt, takes the body and resumes his original plan of marching to Macedonia with it so that Antipater would submit. Either Antipater does or he doesn't, but I'd put my...

This guy will be fucked. This thread is just sadistic. He has to accept Protestantism, guarantee freedom of religion and quit centralizing if he wants the Dutch to accept him. Doing this will cause him to lose the support of the other Hapsburgs, which will make him an easy target for France.

No, but I would believe you if you said that Americans and Canadians grew to be completely different if someone posted a thread thinking about how America and Canada could unite in post 1850.

Someone who lives there probably does have better knowledge about the history of the Netherlands, as well as its identity in the ages. We get Dutch history in school.

No problem. ;)

It wouldn't be an unbiased view, it would just be a better informed view.

Yeah, gotta agree with Pompejus. We're not just swamp Germans, people!

GG France. I wonder how they'll be able to recuperate from this.

So, this means the Russians still have Manchuria if they only had to cede Sakhalin?