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- | ====== Unholy Roman Empire ====== | + | ====== Unholy Roman Empire ====== |
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- | The [[POD]] is the survival of Frederick Barbarossa and subsequent victory of the Germans in the Third Crusade, leading, through various butterflies, | + | ---- |
- | Several centuries later, and in wake of alternate Hundred Years War, where England barely managed a victory by expelling the French invaders, the Cathars form theological core of alternate Reformation, | + | ==== POD ==== |
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+ | The [[pods: | ||
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+ | ==== Aftermath ==== | ||
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+ | Several centuries later, and in wake of an alternate Hundred Years War, where England barely managed a victory by expelling the French invaders, the Cathars form the theological core of an alternate Reformation, | ||
From the war-torn Europe, scores emigrate to the New World, where they set up nations with new identities, new cultures, and new religions that mix much of the old ones into a strange amalgam. As Christianity and Islam fuse closer and closer together in an interconnected mixture of European politics, old empires fall, as the new ones rise; the dominance of Byzantium lies shattered, its old glory living only through small, if still wealthy successor states that still continue to claim the Imperium; the great Baltic League gives birth to the pragmatic, totalitarian Free State as England' | From the war-torn Europe, scores emigrate to the New World, where they set up nations with new identities, new cultures, and new religions that mix much of the old ones into a strange amalgam. As Christianity and Islam fuse closer and closer together in an interconnected mixture of European politics, old empires fall, as the new ones rise; the dominance of Byzantium lies shattered, its old glory living only through small, if still wealthy successor states that still continue to claim the Imperium; the great Baltic League gives birth to the pragmatic, totalitarian Free State as England' | ||
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It is a strange world, the one that is both advanced and backwards, where many of the ideals that led our own world take upon a different and twisted meaning, where nations that slid into oblivion in our world still exist, and those that are known to us as powerful and lasting had not managed to arise. It is the world of the Unholy Empire and its dark legacy. | It is a strange world, the one that is both advanced and backwards, where many of the ideals that led our own world take upon a different and twisted meaning, where nations that slid into oblivion in our world still exist, and those that are known to us as powerful and lasting had not managed to arise. It is the world of the Unholy Empire and its dark legacy. | ||
- | Further details | + | ---- |
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+ | ==== Awards ==== | ||
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+ | In 2006, the timeline won a [[alternate_history: | ||
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+ | ==== Links ==== | ||
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+ | The timeline | ||
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+ | ==== TL-related media and trivia ==== | ||
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+ | [[Maps (Unholy Roman Empire)|Maps]] | ||
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+ | [[Nations (Unholy Roman Empire)|Nations]] | ||
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+ | [[Dead Nations (Unholy Roman Empire|Dead Nations]] | ||
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+ | [[Rulers (Unholy Roman Empire)|Rulers]] | ||
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+ | ==== Navigation ==== | ||
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+ | **[[dark ages and medieval|Medieval Timelines]]** |
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