May you please explain to me what that is. I’d love to know.Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia
I’ve been thinking for the past few days about any possible countries that could’ve been formed in the 18th or 17th centuries. Your answers would be great...
Thanks,
Nick
Interesting. I forgot about Hungary. I can see them becoming independent in 1740 after Charles VI dies either becoming a Parliamentary Republic or a Constitutional Monarchy. The question is who would be their King?Kingdom of Hungary could have become independent... if that is what you mean..?
Epirus under Ali Pasha as an independent state as he was heading to such direction.
Egypt during the Russo-Turkish war of 1768-1774 under Mamluk rule
Interesting. I forgot about Hungary. I can see them becoming independent in 1740 after Charles VI dies either becoming a Parliamentary Republic or a Constitutional Monarchy. The question is who would be their King?
May you please explain to me what that is. I’d love to know.
Interesting. I don’t know how an independent Isle of Man would be.I've been doodling ideas on how to move the Isle of Man out of suzeranity and back to being an independant Kingdom again - starting with Charlotte, Duchess of Athol (the last Lord of Mann) not selling the suzeranity back to the British crown in the 1760's.
That’s also very likely. Maybe if the French were a little more forthcoming with support or if the Hohenzollerns accepted Rackoczy’s offer to become rulers of Hungary. There could also be a King from one of the French noble families.They might choose a German noble or a descendant of Rakoczy.
I was more thinking about Hungary getting independent after a successful Kuruc rebellion. Francis II Rakoczy can become king then.
The Prusso-Hungarian Empire?if the Hohenzollerns accepted Rackoczy’s offer to become rulers of Hungary.
Interesting. I don’t know how an independent Isle of Man would be.
A partitioned US would be a very interesting timeline. It would happen if the Constitutional Convention failed or if Washington died on the way home in 1787 (As he almost did).I know it's cliche, but the United States collapsing was a very real possibility in its early history and, regardless how much such a scenario is explored in AH, I always find a partitioned US to be very interesting.
Generally most scenarios seem to use the continuation of the Articles of Confederation as a POD. In a timeline I'm currently working on I Balkanized the US, however, it's in a world where the US loses the Revolutionary War and the British Empire collapsed two decades later, thus mixing things up a bit from your everyday Balkanized US scenario.A partitioned US would be a very interesting timeline. It would happen if the Constitutional Convention failed or if Washington died on the way home in 1787 (As he almost did).