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Holy Roman Emperors and Empresses (1556-1941) Reversed inheritance of Charles V: Ferdinand is King of Spain and Philip Holy Roman Emperor) 1556-1598: Philip I (House of Habsburg) 1598-1618: Philip II (House of Habsburg) 1618-1632: John (House of Habsburg) [1] 1632-1660: Charles VI (House of...

Holy Roman Emperors and Empresses (1556- ) Reversed inheritance of Charles V: Ferdinand is King of Spain and Philip Holy Roman Emperor) 1556-1598: Philip I (House of Habsburg) 1598-1618: Philip II (House of Habsburg) 1618-1632: John (House of Habsburg) [1] 1632-1660: Charles VI (House of...

Holy Roman Emperors (1556- ) Reversed inheritance of Charles V: Ferdinand is King of Spain and Philip Holy Roman Emperor) 1556-1598: Philip I (House of Habsburg) 1598-1618: Philip II (House of Habsburg) 1618-1632: John (House of Habsburg) [1] 1632-1660: Charles VI (House of Habsburg)...

Holy Roman Emperors (1556- ) Reversed heritance of Charles V: Ferdinand is King of Spain and Philip Holy Roman Emperor) 1556-1598: Philip I (House of Habsburg) 1598-1618: Philip II (House of Habsburg) 1618-1632: John (House of Habsburg) [1] 1632-1660: Charles VI (House of Habsburg)...

Holy Roman Emperors (1556- ) Reversed heritance of Charles V: Ferdinand is King of Spain and Philip Holy Roman Emperor) 1556-1598: Philip I (House of Habsburg) 1598-1618: Philip II (House of Habsburg) 1618-1632: John (House of Habsburg) [1] 1632-1660: Charles VI (House of Habsburg)...

I don't think that racism will die out. Human beings have always been wired to perceive each other as being different, and there is no indication that anything otherwise will occur. Even though the present generations of younger people (of which I am a part of) are more tolerant of others than...

Alright then, so let's presume that Gloucester does manage to live to the age of 38 and dies in 1727. He marries Maria Amalia, daughter of Henrietta Amalia of Anhalt-Dessau and has a son, Edward, before he dies. If Gloucester married Henrietta Amalia in 1708 and they had Edward the following...

In actual history, Queen Anne's only child to survive infancy, William, Duke of Gloucester, died in 1700 at the age of 11. This was almost two years before the death of William III and the ascension of Anne to the British throne, and in the year before Parliament enacted the Act of Settlement...

I stumbled upon this map at a alternate history website, and it seems crazy......I don't understand what is going on. Is this a timeline of some sort?

I was trying to jump in....I have done these timelines before.

Kings of England (Dukes of Normandy from 1218) (975-1003) Edward II (House of Wessex) [1] (1004-1014) Sweyn I (House Tvaeskegg) [2] (1014-1023) Æthelstan II (House of Wessex) [3] (1023-1066) Edward III (House of Wessex) (1066-1084) Oswald I (House of Northumbria) [4] (1084-1111) Oswald II...

Alright...well I wonder if there's any site I could find good blank maps of the Middle East..

Okay, this will work for now.

Alright, thanks...

I would have liked a map with no territorial boundaries or color fill ins, and with it displaying rivers and lakes...

I have a question: would anybody happen to have a map of the Middle East (as far east as India), North Africa, and the Balkans of Europe?

I see...Let me modify my post..

What if Atilla the Hun had been defeated in the decisive Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, which lead to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and the Visigoths both? What if instead Aetius and Theodoric had managed to force the Huns into retreat? How would western civilization be different...

Margaret, the Maid of Norway survives and weds Edward, Prince of Wales Kings of England, Kings of Scots, and Lords of Ireland (joint reign 1307-30, 1337-1489, Titular Kings of France 1369-1439, Kings of Normandy from 1439) (1307-1330) Edward II of England (House of Plantagenet)...

Margaret, the Maid of Norway survives and weds Edward, Prince of Wales Kings of England, Kings of Scots, and Lords of Ireland (joint reign 1307-30, 1337-1489, Titular Kings of France 1369-1439, Kings of Normandy from 1439) (1307-1330) Edward II of England (House of Plantagenet) and...