What if Peter I, King Of Cyprus from 1358 to 1369 C.E, had not been assassinated by his own knights in his sleep?
I hear he was a king of considerable military success, and had plans for more conquests (Acre? Tripoli? Some other coastal cities?) before his death.
Could his survival lead to a Cyprus-wank or are the venetians and genoese too much of a cap?
I hear he was a king of considerable military success, and had plans for more conquests (Acre? Tripoli? Some other coastal cities?) before his death.
Could his survival lead to a Cyprus-wank or are the venetians and genoese too much of a cap?