The question was "Should it be part of Denmark?"I don’t really think Danes or German found it especially complex, it was the solution which was complex not the question.
Prussia and Austria decided the answer was "Aw, hell no!"
The question was "Should it be part of Denmark?"I don’t really think Danes or German found it especially complex, it was the solution which was complex not the question.
It shared a monarch with Denmark. That's not the same thing.Nevermind that it have been part of Denmark for thousand years
Everything changed when the Fire Nat...um, French Revolution attacked.Nationalism stuck
I should point out that Denmark(-Norway) had nothing to do with the French Revolution until UK did a Copenhagen for dare to stay (armed) neutralEverything changed when the Fire Nat...um, French Revolution attacked.
I am well aware of that.I should point out that Denmark(-Norway) had nothing to do with the French Revolution until UK did a Copenhagen for dare to stay (armed) neutral
In this world, the Assyrians were able to crush the Neo-Babylonian Empire in its infancy and remain in charge until the Persians swooped in a lifetime later and finished them off. The Persians were rather more Assyrian than in our world and when they got into wars with the Greeks, they deported them.
However, the Greeks were a strange people who failed to assimilate properly and so this was not quite the last the world heard of the Ionians (Yaunans)...
That Latin Empire disgusts me. Good job.View attachment 836186
This alternate history scenario follows a world where history diverges significantly during Timurs reign. Persia and Anatolia are far worse hit so Ottomans and Safavids are butterflied away. Timur attempts to conquer China but dies during the Battle. Mughals still happen but they collapse much earlier due to being much more brutal.
In the Middle East, a new Arabo-Kurdish dynasty rises similar to Ayyubids. However, Yazidi Soldiers of this state due to persecution of their beliefs and the blood tax enforced on them rebel and pull a coup similar to the Mamluks. Eventually, Yazidis came to dominate the region.
In Afghanistan, a controversial Sufi Leader going by the name Pir Roshan gains even more followers and succeeds in founding their own sect worshipping Heavenly Light known as Nur. They reject Sharia in favor of tribal Pashto law. This community and Zikri leaders of Coastal Baluchestan just happen to be much more successful than in our timeline and forge powerful kingdoms that assert greater influence on their surroundings.
This is fucking awesome. Some of the best content we’ve had on this thread in a while. Love anything in a textbook or brochure format & this gives so many windows into the world. I can definitely see people in the future being nostalgic for the north Japanese aesthetic the way they are for Socialist Yugoslavia or the USSR IOTL.
If you're asking if its eligible to nominate the whole thing and not just the map then yes, that's fine. If you're asking if the voters take into consideration the whole graphic then that's impossible to say but probably yes.This is fucking awesome. Some of the best content we’ve had on this thread in a while. Love anything in a textbook or brochure format & this gives so many windows into the world. I can definitely see people in the future being nostalgic for the north Japanese aesthetic the way they are for Socialist Yugoslavia or the USSR IOTL.
Remind me when turtledoves come around I might want to nominate this though IDK if Turtledoves take into consideration stuff around the map (I think they do but if someone wants to make me 100% sure pls)
DAMN! I loved this on Reddit. You made this?
No, I just linked the original page that’s all.DAMN! I loved this on Reddit. You made this?
I feel the Panama Canal has expanded a bit too much.
I just cut out Mexico because I don't know enough about it to make any interesting predictions or observations.I feel the Panama Canal has expanded a bit too much.