The Revenge of the Crown : An Alternate 1812 and Beyond.
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Also i really only give wikiboxes for minor nations. Major nations will come organically along with the timeline
Oh hoho, the butterflies are STRONG in this one! Judging by the heir of Mishigama being the Prince of Wales, SOMETHING is weird in the state of Britain.
it's like otl between the commonwealth realms. The realms all share the british monarch
That was my thought, but why does the Queen live in Windsor Cabin, Shikaawa and not the UK? Or is that simply her residence if she happens to be in the country, and the Governor-General is the one who actually resides there.
The palaces of the Governor-Generals are the residences of the Commonwealth monarch when they're in that country. This is otl. Ottawa Residence is the residence of the Canadian Governor-General and queen of Canada for example.
Oh right, dang did not know that. The butterflies are still strong though because, well, Vicky 2 looks a bit....... different to Lizzie 2. Who is that?
France will be very interesting that's for sure! Till now the Bourbon Restoration has survived, but the future is always unpredictable.I can't wait to see what you have planned next
while we're on the topic, what do you guys think will happen with France in the future of ittl? Calling in experts @Basileus_Komnenos, @Abd ar-Rahman II, @Northstar and @Herr Frage ! (You guy's predictions always makes my day in this timeline really).
as long as the bourbons don't do anything they have every chance to stay in the top 3 of the great powers
that really depends on how french demographics can recover from the Napoleonic Wars, which AFAIK it didn't until 1937 otl to get pre-Napoleonic birth rates in the country.
I know my name is not in this, but if I were to hazard a guess, so long as nothing wacky happens or the line of Louis XV doesn't die out like it did IOTL, I can see the Kingdom of France under the Bourbon dynasty survive for much longer than it did. As for French demographics, it is possible for it to recover sooner than it did IOTL, because in IOTL as you said, pre-Napoleonic birth rates were not achieved until 1937, but what probably didn't help was the various major conflicts that France had to go through, and that included 3 revolutions (1830, 1848 and 1870) and two major wars IOTL (the Franco-Prussian War and World War I) that probably exasperated matters.
everyone's input is wanted!
Though yes if France can steer clear of major conflicts, its demographics will improve by a huge mile than otl.
to the fact the expedition of alger led OTL under Charles X did it always take place if not seen that France keeps good terms with the ottomans it could buy it the distinctions of Egypt would be interesting especially with the canal of suez.
Otherwise, since France has succeeded in having the island of Hokkaido or at least in establishing itself there, this could force France to develop its navy, especially with the ideas of the " jeunes écoles ".
Otherwise, since France has succeeded in having the island of Hokkaido or at least in establishing itself there, this could force France to develop its navy, especially with the ideas of the " jeunes écoles ".
the ottomans are definitely not going to sell Algiers. It is too strategic.
It's Sakhalin, not Hokkaido.
So the expedition did not take place
And thanks for the precision I had forgotten why I thought it was Hokkaido
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