That's the problem with an Empire, those in charge think they know an area better than the locals. Straight lines in Africa???
WorldRaj tribute thread
- Thread starter Bob Hope
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Didn't we add a nature reserve or park in Iceland? That could be a good addition to the Amazon.
Whilst the Amazon was already a nature reserve, WWLNF inspired me to look at areas that are being sustainably used. This is pretty much SAm. now;
Armenian Principalities (Blacklister)
Revised the WorldRaj and added the historical Five Armenian Melikdoms of Karabakh/Artsakh. Tried my best to imitate the actual borders.
Well, its more of a question of how long it will take me to do the Keys, so still a while yet.
More details on the War of the French Succession and how the Triple Crown was created:
- With the sigining of the Treaty of Troyes in 1420, the Eighty Years' War (this timeline's equivalent of the HYW) comes to an end. One of the terms of the Treaty ITTL is that Salic succession in France is abolished, allowing women to ascend the French throne.
- Suddenly, Charles VI of France dies shortly after the marriage of his daughter Catherine to King Henry VI. This starts the War of the French Succession (1420-1429) as the former Dauphin (also named Charles) fights against his sister over the title of King of France.
- Catherine is able to defeat and execute her brother thanks to no Joan of Arc, and upon her death in 1437 her son Henry becomes the first King of the Triple Crown (England-Castile-France).
And here's a list of French monarchs from 1328 to 1437:
1328-1350: Philip VI (1293-1350)
1350-1364: John II (1319-1364)
1364-1380: Charles V (1337-1380)
1380-1420: Charles VI (1368-1420)
1420-1437: Catherine I (1401-1437)
1420-1429: Charles VII (1403-1429), claimant
- With the sigining of the Treaty of Troyes in 1420, the Eighty Years' War (this timeline's equivalent of the HYW) comes to an end. One of the terms of the Treaty ITTL is that Salic succession in France is abolished, allowing women to ascend the French throne.
- Suddenly, Charles VI of France dies shortly after the marriage of his daughter Catherine to King Henry VI. This starts the War of the French Succession (1420-1429) as the former Dauphin (also named Charles) fights against his sister over the title of King of France.
- Catherine is able to defeat and execute her brother thanks to no Joan of Arc, and upon her death in 1437 her son Henry becomes the first King of the Triple Crown (England-Castile-France).
And here's a list of French monarchs from 1328 to 1437:
1328-1350: Philip VI (1293-1350)
1350-1364: John II (1319-1364)
1364-1380: Charles V (1337-1380)
1380-1420: Charles VI (1368-1420)
1420-1437: Catherine I (1401-1437)
1420-1429: Charles VII (1403-1429), claimant
Alex Richards
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Worth pointing out ImperatordeElysium is just me on DA, like B_munro is Quantum Branching over there.
