Kansas a center of a ruralized Afo-American life is a fascinating idea.
It might not even all be so rural—there was Black Wall Street in Oklahoma IOTL.
Kansas a center of a ruralized Afo-American life is a fascinating idea.
I've always been interested in an early push from the Mediterannean (Phoenicians/Carthaginians, but perhaps also Greeks or Romans) down the coast of Africa into Senegambia. Senegambia as part of the "known" world - What was stopping it? Imagine the colonies founded by Hanno flourishing into a new civilization, and Carthaginian refugees fleeing to it as the Greeks and Romans become top dogs in the western Mediterranean.
Long-term Iranic (Scythian or Sarmatian) dominance over Eastern Europe instead of the Slavs is also interesting.
Also, imagine a Swahili coast that, instead a Bantu-Arabic lingua franca, gets Bantu-Tamil, Bantu-Farsi, or Bantu-Amharic instead. Maybe even Bantu-Greek if trade ties take off early enough.
Hey I mean way too much silver basically destroyed the Spanish empire otl so what better way to screw with Europe enough to secure Malian hegemony than to flood the continent with gold
Mansi - the linguistic kins of the Magyars/HungariansWho were these folks?
Basque migration into Greenland and North America. Basque whalers had been active for centuries, they reached both locations. Maybe early whaling outpost lead to permanent settlements of both locations.Basically what it says on the tin. Anything from ancient tribal migrations to modern immigration patterns to industrial era immigration.
I think Moriscos can go to Visayas they will be more useful for the sultanates or the spanish.
- Catholic Andalusian, Sephardi Jew and Christianized Muslim of Spain migrations to the Philippines.
- Chinese, Indians, Filipinos, and Javanese migrations to Latin America (countries that speak Spanish and Portuguese today).
- French and Javanese migrations to Australia.
- Sub-Saharan migrations to Europe and Asia.
- Japanese or Russian migrations to Alaska.