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so surviving Aztec Empire ?
Incidentely, I think Nahuatl just means the language, not the people. They would probably call themselves "Mexicas" or "Mexico-Tenochtitlanas"
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After some digging in Wikipedia, probably something like Nahuatlacah or Mexihcah - rendered into English as either Nawatlaca or Meshica
Nahuas - Wikipedia
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In shared worlds one is the Nahuatl empire. Who are shipping weapons to polish rebels fighting Russia.
Interesting. Good find.After some digging in Wikipedia, probably something like Nahuatlacah or Mexihcah - rendered into English as either Nawatlaca or Meshica
Nahuas - Wikipedia
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This is a partly done sketch for an alternate-history illustration I have planned which has a triumphant Cleopatra and Amanirenas marching with their combined Egypto-Kushite forces into the forum in Rome, with the Roman citizens (represented at this point as squiggly red lines) bowing in submission before their conquerors' procession. It's going to be one of the most complex illustrations I've ever done, especially given how ornate Roman architecture could be.
And this is the lineart stage...
Amanirenas is the one riding the elephant and Cleopatra is the one in the chariot.
Amanirenas is the one riding the elephant and Cleopatra is the one in the chariot.
Some older alt-history pieces of mine:
Zulu fighting Maori in Antarctica.
Prince Taharqa of Kush invading Iberia (inspired by apocryphal accounts of such an invasion that refer to him as "Tearco the Aethiopian").
Aztecs versus Malians.
Aboriginal Australians versus the Knights Templar.
Napoleon versus Touissant Louverture (the online discourse over the historical errors in Ridley Scott's recent Napoleon biopic inspired this one.)
Zulu fighting Maori in Antarctica.
Prince Taharqa of Kush invading Iberia (inspired by apocryphal accounts of such an invasion that refer to him as "Tearco the Aethiopian").
Aztecs versus Malians.
Aboriginal Australians versus the Knights Templar.
Napoleon versus Touissant Louverture (the online discourse over the historical errors in Ridley Scott's recent Napoleon biopic inspired this one.)
