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Euratlas Periodis Web - Maps to be Used for the History of Europe
Online historical atlas of Europe showing a map of the European continent and the Mediterranean basin at the end of each century from year 1 to year 2000. Thus the history of Europe is described as a cultural area through Antiquity, Medieval and Early Modern Times with detailed history maps.
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Especially the southern borders of the Duchy of Prussia
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I think they lost all those lands with the treaty of Thorn in 1466 and after that prussia's borders didn't change much until the first world war except the incorporation of the Prince-Bishopric of Warmia, but as i said before i'm not the expert on that
Wasn't Mulhouse part of the Décapole ?
And what about the counties of Borculo and Bredevoort ? had they already been annexed by the Spanish ?
"In 1515, Mulhouse pulled out of the alliance in order to associate with the Old Swiss Confederacy. It was replaced in 1521 by the city of Landau in northern Alsace." From wikipedia
Decapole as @felixs said
the "Borculo question" was not resolved until 1615
Bredevoort was subject to Charles V until 1556 then Philip II and as such is shown as Spanish
Here is my attempt of recreating the kingdom of Mercia. Any suggestions/mistakes or corrections?
It might be possible to recreate the entirety of Britain in the 6th, 7th and 8th century. However we probably don't know the exact boundaries.
It might be possible to recreate the entirety of Britain in the 6th, 7th and 8th century. However we probably don't know the exact boundaries.
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so ive been avoiding logging in, but i still like mapsso ive been lurking on this sub-forum.
those subkingdoms on the border should eat deeper into what is now modernwales. not sure on the exacts but this is innacurate. maybe start by looking into the dykes? i know the modern border is a very specific product of how the anglo/cambro-norman marcher lords were integrated into the county system.
what series/ basemap is this from? i gathered you made it but beyond that im a bit lost.The Aargau and Ticino areas are completely wrong for this period I'm afraid, and I don't really think it's worth indicating the difference between the Forest Cantons and the City Cantons so much as between the cantons and subject territories.
This is a few years old now, but should still be useful. I've kept on thinking I should revise it to demonstrate the bits of the City Cantons that were subject territories in the same way mind.
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It's from what I ended up nicknaming the 'Super-Europe BAM' - found it on the old wiki years ago and had some vague thoughts about doing the HRE on it.
It's probably pre Q-BAM.