A Monarchy no More? - A Collaborative Timeline

[Pragmatic Progressive]

December 10, 2018:

@UKO (United Kingdom Observer) - infovite.fr/l=anglais

#Catholics no longer safe! #Tyrannyofthemasses yet again! At least 87 deaths in #Exeter in the name of "Cult of Man"...
Our thoughts are with the victims, their families and their loved ones. They need our utmost support now. #FreeBritain! Say #NoToOchlocracy
Do not post any indecent images or material that could disturb the peace! Doing so, or obstructing police work, is a criminal offence under #Section84!

News-upon-Trent - trentnews.um/rightingthefalse

Righting the False:

Not #Man or the #People, not even an "organised mob" as is claimed, has committed an attack in #Exeter. No raised danger for #Catholics in our #Union exists! Just as is the case with Europeans, the thought of #EveryMan is with the victims of #Exeter, their families and their loved ones.
The presumed attacker, Alan Heathmire, is said to be an extremist Angloid acting out of hate against foreigners. He has no connections to the Cult of Man or any organised entity of the #CultOfMan

Always #BewareofFalsehood and #StayAlert!​

 

[InfernoMole]

You can recognise it if you look for it, but it has not just been copied as a single national border.

Those borders are still questionable as hell.

I don't see how that *Tuva-Altai Republic Union is viable at all, for example.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

I don't see how that *Tuva-Altai Republic Union is viable at all, for example.

Oh. You now have said this in two cases (that a Tuvan state is "not viable"). Why do you think this? An independent Tuva, Tannu-Tuva or Altai is an oft-used element on AH.com - or is such a state only viable in pre-modern times or something?

 

[InfernoMole]

Oh. You now have said this in two cases (that a Tuvan state is "not viable"). Why do you think this? An independent Tuva, Tannu-Tuva or Altai is an oft-used element on AH.com - or is such a state only viable in pre-modern times or something?

I wasn't talking about the viability of a Tuvan state, I was talking about the viability of those hideous borders.

The Gorno-Altai Autonomous Oblast (later the Altai Republic) didn't exist in its current borders until 1922. I think that a Tuva containing an Altai region, one that perfectly corresponds to OTL borders despite it being impossible without the presence of an anti-chauvinist Soviet Union, is ridiculous.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

I think that a Tuva containing an Altai region, one that perfectly corresponds to OTL borders despite it being impossible without the presence of an anti-chauvinist Soviet Union, is ridiculous.

So.. is the problem mainly with the Tuvan or the Gorno-Altaian part of the border? Who created the Tuva border? And... should the extent of a pre-1922 Tuva-Altai state be bigger (i.e. cutting more into Russia) or smaller?

 

[InfernoMole]

So.. is the problem mainly with the Tuvan or the Gorno-Altaian part of the border? Who created the Tuva border? And... should the extent of a pre-1922 Tuva-Altai state be bigger (i.e. cutting more into Russia) or smaller?

Gorno-Altaian part of the border.

The current Tuva border came into being in the year of 1944, at the very least.

There shouldn't be a Tuva-Altai state at all, just a Tuva.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

There shouldn't be a Tuva-Altai state at all, just a Tuva.

Didn't know that at all, that the Tuva-Altai border should be a national border. What about a Tuvan state and an Altai state (or making Altai part of Mongolia)?

 

[Whiteshore]

Well, my plan for China lore suggests that Russia was forcibly balkanized after *WW2.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

Well, my plan for China lore suggests that Russia was forcibly balkanized after *WW2.

I thought after *WWI, but the same applies. At least to what remained of "Russia" - I thought of it as being (mainly) east of the Urals.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

A new infobox:

And I also revised the world map:

 

[Oliveia]

57.4% Roman Catholic
31.2% Cult of Man
28.5% Irreligious
5.3% Islam
1.8% Cult of Supreme Freedom
5.4% other religions

For reference's sake, it's 129.6%

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

For reference's sake, it's 129.6%

Here, it is rather deliberate - no need for a meme. Followers of Roman Catholicism and partly also of the Cult of Man are, a the same time, irreligious. Mind that I have not written "Atheist".

 

[Oliveia]

Here, it is rather deliberate - no need for a meme. Followers of Roman Catholicism and partly also of the Cult of Man are, a the same time, irreligious. Mind that I have not written "Atheist".

I see, but I also feel it could've been shown a bit better, maybe something like:
"Irreligious (including Cult of Man)"
or something to that effect

 

[Ferd42]

What is life like for Catholic monarchist in the union of British peoples?

 

[InfernoMole]

And I also revised the world map:

What are those states in Northern Caucasus?

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

I see, but I also feel it could've been shown a bit better, maybe something like:
"Irreligious (including Cult of Man)"
or something to that effect

I intended that followers of all religions can, at the same time, be (rather) irreligious. For example in OTL Germany, we have lots of pro forma Catholics or Protestants, who are more irreligious than really Catholic.

 

[InfernoMole]

I intended that followers of all religions can, at the same time, be (rather) irreligious. For example in OTL Germany, we have lots of pro forma Catholics or Protestants, who are more irreligious than really Catholic.

Regardless, percentages don't work like that. There can be only one hundred percent - this is non-negotiable.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

Regardless, percentages don't work like that. There can be only one hundred percent - this is non-negotiable.

There can only be 100 % of a population, that is correct. But - as with languages - people can have several religious affiliations (e.g. Catholic and irreligious). In such cases percentages can add up to more than 100 %.

 

[Whiteshore]

Regardless, percentages don't work like that. There can be only one hundred percent - this is non-negotiable.

Well, see religious statistics in OTL Japan for a good analogy.

 

[Pragmatic Progressive]

Kingdom of Esrael:

(thanks, @Filo , for creating this flag)

Name: Kingdom of Esrael
Capital: Erushalam
Official language: Ivrit, Tigray. Use of Amharic is deprecated
Ethnic groups: 64,04 % Jews, 30,53 % Tigrinya, 6,43 % other ethnic groups (mostly other local ones)
Religions: 65 % Judaism, 24,4 % Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, 8,0 % Islam (mostly Shi'a), 2,6 % others

Government: Three-branched Aristocratic monarchy

King: Solomon III.
Prime Minister/Eponymous Archont: Levi Eshkol
Chief Representative: Rafael Leveaux
Chief Physician: Moshe Shameel
Chief Rabbi: Avigdor Baecker

Legislature: Two of the three branches (Estates-General, Advisory-General and Assembly of Rabbis) must agree to a law, but only the Estates-General are elected democratically

Founded: After the Persian-Ethiopian War (sometimes considered a part of the Second Thirty Years' War) 1914-1917
"Declaration of Jewish Freedom": February 2, 1917
Population: 30,648,040
GDP-PPP: $2,48 trillion (2018)
GDP-PPP per capita: $99,357 (2018)
Gini: 38.99
HDI: 0,902 (very high)
Currency: Shekel (ESH)
Time Zone: UTC+2
Drives on the: left
Calling Code: +49
Internet domain: .er/.esr
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