The Scorpion's Sting (reboot of "The Scorpion Bite")

fi11222

Banned
Fantastic! I quite like this Timeline, so please don't feel discouraged. We have a dearth of timelines about the period, and I'm quite a big fan of No Islam timelines.
Hi. Thanks for the support. Don't worry. I just need a little time to do the rewrite properly.
 

fi11222

Banned
Hi, Everyone.

In order to clarify my own ideas, I made a large scale (A1 paper size!) chronological chart. Click on the image below to get the PDF file:
In it, you will see a number of things:
  • The ruler sequence of the Christian Khazar Empire (barely alluded to) which eventually invades and annexes the Kingdom of Saint Thomas
  • A war between the Spartan Monks and the Empire of Jerusalem in the late XIIIth century (new idea).
  • A full sequence of rulers for Thomasiene and the Empire of Jerusalem (some new names)
Finally, regarding the "disappearance" of the ERE, I think that the chart makes it clear that it does not really disappear in the late VIIth century but actually morphs into the Empire of Jerusalem. Basically here the scenario is the victory of Monophysitism within the ERE over the Chalcedonian Imperial Church (in our TL, as you know, it is the opposite). As a result, the ERE becomes even more "Eastern" but retains its official language (Greek) and its laws and institutions. The Arabs are integrated into its ruling class and become hellenized (like many Armenians were in our TL).

This is in the spirit of the "Is the Byzantine Empire the continuation of the Roman Empire" threads which have appeared of late ...

Let me know what you think.
 

fi11222

Banned
Nice chart, how did you make it?
Nothing special. It is just LibreOffice Draw and PowerPoint could have done just as well. The overlay effect for the century numbers is obtained by transforming normal text to a shape (curve actually) and then setting a high transparency value (90% here)
 

fi11222

Banned
If the state of the ERE doesn't officially end but rather shifts in response to the powebase moving, wouldn't the entity we call the Empire of Jerusalem still call itself the Roman Empire?
The term "Roman" has become associated with the Chalcedonian church and therefore the guys in Jerusalem prefer to avoid it. That said, "Empire of Jerusalem" implicitly says "Roman Empire of Jerusalem" since there are no other "Empires". "Imperium" is a Latin word.
 

Oceano

Banned
Got some time to read that timeline graph you posted and it was quite interesting

What was that arrow leading from Khazars to Spartan Monks?

Plans for further update?
 
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