Hmmm. Any story behind the bit of beige shown as being within the Crown? The long bit next to the Kingdom of Aragon, just barely touching the Kingdom of Valencia. Ahh, and a probably with your map of the Roman Empire. I looked it up and, while the name you use for Jerusalem was indeed used by the Greeks for a while, the Romans demolished the city once or twice and had the new settlement named Aelia Capitolina, and would have for two and a half hundred years by the time your map is set. Though I suppose it is possible the Greek name came back with the splitting of administration in the empire.Crown or Aragon
Hmmm. Any story behind the bit of beige shown as being within the Crown? The long bit next to the Kingdom of Aragon, just barely touching the Kingdom of Valencia. Ahh, and a probably with your map of the Roman Empire. I looked it up and, while the name you use for Jerusalem was indeed used by the Greeks for a while, the Romans demolished the city once or twice and had the new settlement named Aelia Capitolina, and would have for two and a half hundred years by the time your map is set. Though I suppose it is possible the Greek name came back with the splitting of administration in the empire.
Not the worst of the borders, actually. Outside of the border with Serbia and the things with Italy, they basically got everything the Triune Kingdom was claiming. But yah, the Serbs would want Ragusa and more of a coast.Croatia wouldn't be given those borders at the time though
Not the worst of the borders, actually. Outside of the border with Serbia and the things with Italy, they basically got everything the Triune Kingdom was claiming. But yah, the Serbs would want Ragusa and more of a coast.
They ain't getting compensatoin for squat. More likely everyone just gets more land from Hungary, or at least a more IOTL border. And the Treaty of London you referenced also had Italy gaining twice as much land for Italy in Dalmatia, as well as referencing that land (the long Ragusa strip I mentioned, plus northern Albania) would be divided between Serbia and Montenegro. The Montenegro that joined the war on Serbia's side and was then claimed as enemy territory to be referendumed and annexed by the Serbian king.Well, as winners, I don't think they would take anything less than what agreed upon at 1915 secret treaty. I can see Croatia being given Slovenia as compensation
Yup. Been a fan since IIRC the Bs, and I just got inspired ^^
And @Clandango: I fixed it. What an embarrassing slip-up. And interestingly, according to the contemporary definitions, Palau was considered part of the Carolinas, but Kapingamarangi meanwhile was too far south for the borders used at the time.
When you do get to it, I am sure it will be grand. Well, for a few of them. Remaining is... STUVWXYZ. Some of the worlds are going to be fairly barren, but S, T, and U shouldn't be fantastic. Shame that when deciding to make changes to the standards for bringing over the two Koreas and Congos were didn't somehow end up with Zaire being saved to be sent with Zimbabwe and Zambia, but what can you do? And yah, I expect world Y is going to be much like worlds O and Q. Just not much that can be done with one small Middle Eastern countrySame. (If anyone's wondering why the Alphabet map series slowed down so much, it was my passing Geography Now, which was sort of inspiring me.)
Not the main implausibility of this map, but I wonder how the Bull sharks got inside the Caspian, considering that they don't occur in the Black Sea.
Terrifying.My map of the Greater Korean Republic from Homefront that I made a year ago.
I like to think the Liancourt Rocks remain Japanese. Who are in turn limited to the Ryukyus and maybe the Kuriles, if they snag them.
My map of the Greater Korean Republic from Homefront that I made a year ago.
I'm thinking about making a worlda cover of this. I'll do this region by region. If you want to throw me ideas, you can PM me.Cross-posting from the most recent MotF to get more feedback. I'm thinking about making more in this setting. I'm not sure where I'd like to go next with this, though. Probably make a more detailed internal map of the Confederacy. There are a couple of ideas I'd like to incorporate (specifically, more internal subdivisions; Atlanta should probably be separate from the rest of Georgia). As a side note, this is my first textured map. I think it turned out rather well. In the future, I'd like to try a monochrome color scheme to replicate a mass-produced look. It's hard to move away from the desire to make everything colorful, though.
My map of the Greater Korean Republic from Homefront that I made a year ago.