4 - 16th-17th century lisbon had thousands of subsaharian slaves, it would be a shame if they fled after a earthquake
Absolutely love this idea
4 - 16th-17th century lisbon had thousands of subsaharian slaves, it would be a shame if they fled after a earthquake
two things, firstly 19 is a crime if it is not led by Pedro V, I mean he would make that Portugal a great power with the amount of resources and possibilities.This is a map I made years ago I abandonned/dropped because I wasn't satisfied with the ideas and couldn't find the motivation to write descriptions for each, it's been decaying long enough in my folder so i'm posting it
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1 - Carnation revolution is more radical
2 - NATO sponsored breakaway Azorean state after 1 -
3 - Sebastian's ambitions are accomplished
4 - 16th-17th century lisbon had thousands of subsaharian slaves, it would be a shame if they fled after a earthquake
5 - Celto-Galician settlement survives, is part of a wider Iberian christian state
6 - Suebi kingdom survives
7 - www.deviantart.com/reagentah/a…
8 - Ibn Qasi's revolt against the Almoravid succeeds with no Almohad involvment, eventually manages to create a state with his murīdūn followers
9 - Spanish occupation of Portugal in WW2 if Spain joined the axis and portugal tried to go for the
10 - Union between Portugal and Leon, Probably happens after a stalemate in the war of castillan succession
11 - Napoleonic victory, the Braganca stay in the americas
12 - Did you know that the Municipal Senate of Macau never recognised the Iberian Union?
13 - The princpalty of the algarves after the 1807 treaty of Fontainebleau
14 - Lol, lmao
15 - Vikings were regularly raiding the portuguese coast in the 9th-10th century, what if they stuck around? Probably imagine a norman like kingdom
16 - Pre-Indo-European Turdulian stick around! Basically basques on the opposite side of Iberia
17 - Galicia-Portucale never cross the Tejo, their fishermen still go across the atlantic, and they manage to colonise North America,
18 - L U S O D R A K A
19 - Pink Map + Portugal manages to defend Para-Maranhao in the Brazilian war of independence
20 - Yeah, that's Humberto Delgado's colonial reform plans http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=02587.014.004#!1
I like this GermanySo I read that Friedrich the third didn't really want to join against France after the failure in Russia. Don't know why, maybe fear of Napoleon or something else.
So I made a map for that. Prussia only got Danzig back duo to it being surrounded by Prussia. Otherwise than the Three Italies plan becoming real, the rest is basically like OTL.
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How did Belgium get so large? Is the Ottoman collapse what triggered the lack of scramble in Africa? Is Brazil a monarchy? Is Mexico?Year 1900, just before the outbreak of the Great War, in a world where the Ottoman Empire collapsed in the 1840s.
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As always, all feedback and questions are appreciated!
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What if Turks settled in the Aegean instead of Anatolia Interior?
My what if map showing that situation in the form of a language map for this switched Greece.
Thoughts and comments?
Of course, Cyprus is still split, just the other way.View attachment 743554
What if Turks settled in the Aegean instead of Anatolia Interior?
My what if map showing that situation in the form of a language map for this switched Greece.
Thoughts and comments?
There's already a Romania on the map (see upper left), so I think to avoid any confusion the latter option would be more likelyHonestly, for a switched Turkey and Greece, it would be interesting if the Greeks call themselves Rhomania (or even claim descent from the Pontic Kingdom of Mithridates the Great) while the Turks call their state Rumelia, especially as the "core" of Ancient Greece would be within the Turkish borders ITTL.
The lore on this just reads like a far right nutjob’s fears (and wants) being taken to the extreme. I’m reasonably certain that if you plugged the lore into a word cloud, “genocide” would appear more than most other words.This scenario was made by a Reddit user, u/The-Autistic-Goat, and update with his permission. I combined his maps of Asia and the Americas and used notes he provided me to fill in Europe and Africa, with a couple ideas of my own.
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Déjà vuI have one complaint - those internal borders for the UK are off by multiple decades.
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What if Turks settled in the Aegean instead of Anatolia Interior?
My what if map showing that situation in the form of a language map for this switched Greece.
Thoughts and comments?
Honestly, for a switched Turkey and Greece, it would be interesting if the Greeks call themselves Rhomania (or even claim descent from the Pontic Kingdom of Mithridates the Great) while the Turks call their state Rumelia, especially as the "core" of Ancient Greece would be within the Turkish borders ITTL.
Honestly, for a switched Turkey and Greece, it would be interesting if the Greeks call themselves Rhomania (or even claim descent from the Pontic Kingdom of Mithridates the Great) while the Turks call their state Rumelia, especially as the "core" of Ancient Greece would be within the Turkish borders ITTL.
It does bring up a question on how the legacy of Athens and Sparta would be altered. Would there be a modern day disconnect with Plato and co if Athens was now speaking Turkish? Would the Turks try to claim them as their own?This is pretty fascinating and I always felt like the Anatolian Greeks never been talked about that much.
The Turks here would be pretty Greekish/has heavy Hellenic influence on them. Probably Christians, or something like that.
As you say, the Greeks here would probably claim descent from the Pontic Kingdom of Mithridates the Great, and also from the Seleucids and the Kingdom of Cappadocia.
Would the Turks try to claim them as their own?
Statue of Diogenes in Sinope,Turkey which would comes from either Laskaris' TL or from one similar enough.