Imajin said:When's the POD here? William III, right? Denmark got Tranquebar in 1620, which is before the reign of William III....
An all white, Danish West Africa....oh, I'd LOVE that. Like, the Africans either died or killed, except for a few, well, maybe like's its 35% Black...but mainly Danish. Oh, this would be so nice...the Royal Territory of Danish West Africa, divided into five provinces: Ny Danmark, Sydlande, Ligemand-Ny-København, etc.Imajin said:When's the POD here? William III, right? Denmark got Tranquebar in 1620, which is before the reign of William III....
Aussey said:An all white, Danish West Africa....oh, I'd LOVE that.
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Ok....I SO did not mean it like that. But it WAS supposed to be like a Dutch South Africa....a kind of racist sort of Danes....Denmark doesn't support them, but they LOVE Denmark and their Danish culture. I cant edit it now. NO OFFENSE MEANT! I mean, I AM a colored person. Anyhow....here's the beginning of my map...gotta go to a party....be back around midnite....
Wendell said:Who would be "Harald I"?
Also, How the hell does Scotland end up in Central America, and what's with the Mughal survival and Portuguese Indochina?
Straha said:why not make the dutch's hardline, mercantile exploitative attiudes lead to widespread slavery in the anglo-duch empire?
Wendell said:Also, How the hell does Scotland end up in Central America...
Thanks for that. What I now don't understand is why (beyond vague proximity) is the Danish colony also called Congo? Then again, our own timeline does feature an Equatorial Guinea. Nevermind.Flocculencio said:This one isn't clearly explained in the TL so...
Scotland gets to play both sides against the middle in TTL, thus getting grudging Spanish acknowledgement of Darien as Scottish territory. It manages to expand (though the Uber-Darien on the map is something I have to correct) and Scotland maintains her armed neutrality. By the 19th century Scotland is pretty much a de facto ally of the Anglo-Dutch and many positions in the Scottish West India Company are held by English and Dutch expatriates from the homelands or from Anglo-Dutch N. America.
As I recall, Godwinson was Harold II, not Harold I of England.Flocculencio said:Harald Godwinson. Generally British monarch numbering starts from the conqueror but Harald van Oranje-Nassau, very heavily influenced by Germanic Romanticism decided to give a nod to the Last English King.
Oh, c'mon, Wendell- haven't you actually bothered to read the TL?
Wendell said:As I recall, Godwinson was Harold II, not Harold I of England.
Yes, I read it, but clearly I ought to re-read portions of it. Do forgive my blunder.