The Eagle's Nest, An Alternate 1812 French Invasion Of Russia TL

What will be the future of Norway?

  • Personal Union with Sweden (Christian VIII of Denmark gets no new male heir)

    Votes: 26 60.5%
  • Independence (Christian VIII of Denmark does get a new male heir)

    Votes: 16 37.2%
  • Other? (give your suggestions if you want to)

    Votes: 1 2.3%

  • Total voters
    43
  • Poll closed .
very good chapter, so you think mexico/new spain will be able to agree on the whole west coast?
Anyway, can't wait to see the next chapter
 
AMAZING WORK!

Hope that ferdinand has a son or that at least his daughters don't survive so his brother carlos suceeds to spare spain from te carlist wars.

And since pedro now has brazil does this mean Miguel will get portugal and the rest of the colonies?
Thanks!
Since the Kingdom of Spain is now a constitutional Monarchy under British influence, I don't think the Carlist Wars will break out. The French threat is still there and no one would want to provocke a civil War in this case.
Following the Portuguese line of succession laws, Miguel would surely become King if he doesn't make something stupid, however his personality might well cause problems since a liberal constitution has been adopted in Portugal.
 
Thanks!
Since the Kingdom of Spain is now a constitutional Monarchy under British influence, I don't think the Carlist Wars will break out. The French threat is still there and no one would want to provocke a civil War in this case.
Following the Portuguese line of succession laws, Miguel would surely become King if he doesn't make something stupid, however his personality might well cause problems since a liberal constitution has been adopted in Portugal.
Aight. The hope Ferdinand has a son still.

Hope Miguel still has Power but still plays nicr
 
very good chapter, so you think mexico/new spain will be able to agree on the whole west coast?
Anyway, can't wait to see the next chapter
Thank you!
The Kingdom of Mexico is now independent in all but name. Its only obligation is too respect Spain's Foreign policy, and even the whole thing about keeping strong economic ties with the homeland are mostly empty words (the British merchants will surely soon take over and crush the Spanish competition). But to colonize California and the West Coast, Mexico will have to attract many emigrants, and knowing how much Argentina attracted Europeans, I think Mexico only lacked stability and prosperity. The internal situation will surely be more stable ITTL, but the Foreign relations with the USA have not yet been explored. To sum this up, I would Say that California here has greater chance of becoming more "Spanish" ITTL, but it is not certain.
 
Aight. The hope Ferdinand has a son still.

Hope Miguel still has Power but still plays nicr
Mmh, I'm not sure it would be fair on my part to change the gender of Ferdinand's daughters. Maybe I could make him have another child, but he would need a good reason in this case. I'll see what I Can do.
 
Something that makes this even more interesting is it will radically change the approach of America to western expansion. Now there’s no guarantee that Steven Austin can make a deal for American settlers, and could even set the stage for an earlier and larger scale war between the Spanish and Americans. Or things could remain peaceful, it remains to be seen.

Edit: hadn’t seen the earlier comment concerning this, sorry.
 
So the logistical situation of the GA wasn't that bad in Moscow? There's maybe proof of that as the umber of soldiers ddin't plummet during the occupation of this city, even if it lasted a month. It went from around 95-100 thousand men, to about 90,000. In comparison, the GA is thought to have lost nearly 100,000 men in the first month of the Campaign, most by desertion AFAIK.
The numbers shrunk partially due to the growing number of the soldiers leaving their units and forming the marauding bands. On the way back the process became endemic.

Of course!

Yeah, the Baba Yaga figure was even used recently in a very famous movie, even if it had no connection to the original creature. As for modern Russian literature, I don't know but I believe you.
There are numerous fantasy/whatever modern Russian books with the various folklore personages in them.
After some research, I think I found the original legend: this mythical city is called Kitezh and is thought to have been built under the Lake Svetloyar by Georgy II of Valdimir:
Here is the Wiki link .
Ah, this one. Your initial mentioning of Volga was confusing. There is even an opera on this subject.
That's logical I think, as Maupassant is not very famous outside of France, where his works are studied in High School.
Maupassant was quite popular in the SU.
 
Something that makes this even more interesting is it will radically change the approach of America to western expansion. Now there’s no guarantee that Steven Austin can make a deal for American settlers, and could even set the stage for an earlier and larger scale war between the Spanish and Americans. Or things could remain peaceful, it remains to be seen.

Edit: hadn’t seen the earlier comment concerning this, sorry.
No problem. Your POV is really interesting. We should also remember that ITTL the USA have been defeated by the UK (I mean even more than in reality), so going to war with the whole Spanish Empire, which is supported by London, might be risky, to Say the least. But a question remains unanswered for now: which path the US will take?
 
numbers shrunk partially due to the growing number of the soldiers leaving their units and forming the marauding bands. On the way back the process became endemic.
Exactly.
There are numerous fantasy/whatever modern Russian books with the various folklore personages in them.
It seems logical Indeed.
Ah, this one. Your initial mentioning of Volga was confusing. There is even an opera on this subject.
The thing is that the Volga river is quite close to the Lake Svetloyar when you look at a Big Map of Russia.
Maupassant was quite popular in the SU.
It seems normal considering what his favorite subjects were.
 
First, I'll have to publish a Map of the Confederation of Hispanidad, and then I'll make an update on the situation in the USA. After that, we'll talk about France, so yes, we will "soon" see the Eaglet.
Great, can't wait to see the map! And Hopefully the Eaglet will use his familial ties with the Habsburgs to improve france's situation and improve relations.
 
Map Of The Spanish Possessions And The Confederation Of Hispanidad, 1825
MAP OF THE SPANISH POSSESSIONS AND THE CONFEDERATION OF HISPANIDAD, 1825:


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Demographics In 1825:

-Kingdom Of Spain (Iberian Peninsula): 12.5 Million.
-Cuba: 750.000.
-The Philippines: 2 Million.
-Kingdom Of Mexico: 7.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of Colombia: 4.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of Peru: 2.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of La Plata: 2.5 Million.
 
MAP OF THE SPANISH POSSESSIONS AND THE CONFEDERATION OF HISPANIDAD, 1825:


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Demographics In 1825:

-Kingdom Of Spain (Iberian Peninsula): 12.5 Million.
-Cuba: 750.000.
-The Philippines: 2 Million.
-Kingdom Of Mexico: 7.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of Colombia: 4.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of Peru: 2.5 Million.
-Kingdom Of La Plata: 2.5 Million.
Looks Amazing! Hope La Plata can conquer the rest
 
Looks Amazing! Hope La Plata can conquer the rest
Unironically, I have Great plans for them, so you might at least be partially pleased by the future of this TL.
I'm still waiting for Fernando VII to make mistakes.
He's already done a few, like opposing the Cortes on the question of the American colonies, but his biggest mistake was prevented ITTL, that is to say his rejection of the Constitution of 1812. Here, he kept his popularity and some, mainly symbolical, influence over the former American colonies. However, he's still a "nuanced" leader and is far from being a good one IMO, but the context of this TL greatly helped him.
 
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