slavic

Make albania, romania and hungary slavic. Thats all I'm asking for.

The Polabians were Slavic Pagans that used to occupy the lands east of the Elbe, and were eventually conquered and germanised by the East Francians in the 900s. The main reason the Germans were able to conquer the Polabians were that they were divided into multiple tribes, and they hadn't...

When proto-Slavic tribes moved north from Pommern following pressure from Germanic peoples and met with others who had moved west after conflict with Hunnic states, they soon merged and formed their own distinct branch of Slavic culture. By 1000 AD most native Norse people adopt the slavic...

Just found this comment in this amazing video. Now, you have to make a slavic or slavic-descended group inhabiting the UK who are effectively scottish cossacks.

Okay, so, Europe has historically been dominated by the Slavs and the Celts, with Celtic empires such as Prydhain and Gaul dominating the west while great Slavic cultural centers such as Poland, Bulgaria, and, to a lesser extent, the nations of the Rus hold court in the east. However, there are...

Interslavic is a composite language promoted as a means of understandable communication between speakers of all Slavic languages. While at first glance it may sound modernistic, Interslavic is actually a few centuries old, with prototypes dating back to the 17th century. So, with that in mind...

I was recently told in school about saints Cyril and Methodius, and one question popped up in my head - What if Svetopluk allowed the disciples of Methodius to stay in the 9th century and weren't replaced by latin missionaries?

I was recently told in school about the Saints Cyril and Methodius and their evangelizing journeys in greater moravia. However, Svatopluk expelled all Methodius disciples and brought some francian ones instead. What if he allowed them to stay? What if the poles were also christianized by...

A weird scenario that recently came to my mind. So, Assume that Persia either manages to beat Byzantium into submission (or at least complacence) at the culmination of the Byzantine-Sassanian Wars in the early 7th century, thus attaining the top dog position in western and middle Asia for the...

So there’s been a recent thread about wanking Russia after 1900, so this made me wonder if a Pan slavic empire is possible. With any POD after 1453, have there be a stable Slavic empire that encoumpaces all Slavic nations.

On a scenario where the HRE remains under bohemian culture, and the technology progresses just like OTL. As the centuries goes on the german culture would be more and more mixed with the slavic bohemian one. My question is how this culture would look like? Could this progress to the point that a...

Okay, so ancient history isn't my specialty, so excuse me if I'm a bit inaccurate in my assessment of the world, but it seems like Romance and Germanic cultures seem to be the dominant cultures throughout the world and have been for a long, long time. How would it be possible for the Celtic and...

What if the Carantanians had managed to defeat the Lombards sometime around the 8th century, and occupy Northern Italy? Perhaps all the way to Mantua, to keep it more or less realistic... How would the Carantanian state develop from there on in, in terms of: -Language and culture? -Foreign...

How far west could Germanic people groups and Slavs have migrated? Could Germanic people push into France, and Iberia? Could the Slavs have moved into Italy, Greece, Anatolia, or even parts of Germany? Just how far could each group have migrated, and what countries could be diffrent?

OTL we ended up with 3 (ignoring IPA and similar Romanisation): 1 for Polish, 1 for Czech and Slovak, and 1 for the Southern Slavic languages. Could we have a single, common, alphabet in use? And what would it look like?

What if in the late 500s or early 600s, a bit more than a century after the death of Attila the Hun, the Slavs were united by a great ruler who conquered virtually all of the Northern European Plain? Byzantine historian Procopius reported that the Slavs fought alongside the Avars, from which...

The original title was supposed to say "Latin-based/derived Slavic script", but someone could've given the cheeky answer of the West Slavs, the Slovenes and the Croats, so pardon the slightly nonsensical title. As some may know, today, most Slavic languages, sans those mentioned above, as well...

According to my sources, the scandinavian-born king Rurik of the Rus' had two borthers, named Sineus and Truvor. They both had estabilished themselves alongside Rurik among northern Russia. However, they both died prematurely, leaving Rurik to go on and reign alone, founding the state of the...

What are some underrated points of divergence during the fall of the Roman Empire and early "Dark Ages", especially from 313 AD to 565 AD? Persia or China are relevant as well, though the main focus is Rome and the foederati.

It's been a long time coming. I've finally decided to make my own Era of Glory Thread for my alternate Roman timeline. This is the timeline in which Rome avoids the battle of Teutoburg forest, with the Germans being crushed in a later war. This causes Rome to expand into further territory as...