Is it possible? I know they'd need a population boost. Could they get Byzantium back? Or is it to late?
Greece would need time to build up it's population, but the Ottoman Empire has to be weak enough that they can successfully rebel. The Ottoman Empire began to stagnate after their loss at Vienna and in the Morean Wars against Venice during the Great Turkish War. At the time, their had been attempts at revolt against the Ottoman Empire. Would they be able to successfully regain their independence then? A big problem for them is that even if they become independent, they still have the Ottoman Empire to deal with and if they did manage to beat it while it's weak, they'd have to deal with large slavic communities. I think it might be ASB, but I'm just checking.More info on your scenario.
But realistically there are loads of plausible timelines on this.
Is it possible? I know they'd need a population boost. Could they get Byzantium back? Or is it to late?
Heh, when I read the title I thought more as an alternative to Roman dominance.
Is it possible for Antigonid Macedon to triumph over Rome in their wars, or is it already too late by that point?
The Macedonian phalanx by outdated by that stage. The Romans baited the Macedonians onto rough ground that broke up their lines, and that was it.Heh, when I read the title I thought more as an alternative to Roman dominance.
Is it possible for Antigonid Macedon to triumph over Rome in their wars, or is it already too late by that point?
No, but it was possible for a powerful Macedonian Empire to conquer the Mediterranean before Rome unified the Italian peninsula. Philip II living would have been enough.Heh, when I read the title I thought more as an alternative to Roman dominance.
Is it possible for Antigonid Macedon to triumph over Rome in their wars, or is it already too late by that point?