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  1. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Who is MC? Mark and Cleopatra?
  2. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    There's the caveat of Cleopatra
  3. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Is it possible that through propaganda that Romans could come to see Cleopatra as a living goddess like she was seen in Egypt?
  4. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Antony and Cleopatra would also still control the grain supply which would give them more power and leverage.
  5. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Antony would have had a better chance at conquering Parthia the next time
  6. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I think people underestimate the amount of Antony supporters there were and how history is written by the victors with their own propaganda. I don't know necessarily if moving the capital to Alexandria was plausible, but Egypt would be on the same level playing field as Rome during the duration...
  7. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I always thought they would take over Rome and start their own version the empire with the capital being moved to Alexandria. So I wonder what the name of it would be, I figure Roman-Hellenistic since those would be the two prevalent civilizations, but it could have had many different names.
  8. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I mean if he has secured the entire empire's ability I think he might have been successful
  9. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Yeah and I don't know why people think Antony and Cleopatra didn't really love each other. While else commit suicide and get buried together in the same tomb?
  10. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    What would the empire be known as? Still just the Roman Empire? Roman-Hellenistic Empire? Roman-Egyptian Empire? Roman-Ptolemaic Empire? Alexandrian Empire?
  11. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    How does history change with an empire led by Antony and Cleopatra?
  12. Bullmoose713

    The Queen of The United States of America

    Maybe they would want to have close ties with the Bourbons since she was married to Louis' younger brother and maybe they wanted to be different so they went with a woman.
  13. Bullmoose713

    The Queen of The United States of America

    Is she a realistic choice?
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    The Queen of The United States of America

    In an alternate timeline following the Treaty of Paris in 1783, the American people decide they want a constitutional monarchy. The American leaders, seeking a candidate who is not already a ruler of another country, turn their attention to Princess Maria Theresa of Savoy, a member of the...
  15. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I mean is it not feasible to say during an alternate battle the two most important leaders find themselves dead by any numbers of factors and causes, and this results in the routing or destruction of their fleet?
  16. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    The big question is would another strongman from Rome try to challenge Antony afterwards and would Antony want to march on Rome?
  17. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Caeserion was 17 in 30 BC a year after Actium
  18. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    Caesarion was 16 at the time of Actium so not that young
  19. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I mean wouldn't Roman law be what they wanted it to be if they could take it over?
  20. Bullmoose713

    Battle of Actium ends in a decisive victory for Antony and Cleopatra and a catastrophic defeat for Octavian

    I mean most things were constructed because of Octavian's propaganda and as the old saying goes history is written by the victors. So in this scenario Antony and Cleopatra could have their own propaganda to win people over.
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