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If Lasalle uses the Cajun flag and was named after a French explorer, I'm curious about why its capital's nowhere near Louisiana.
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I SWEAR this isn't a repost, I've edited a bunch of stuff, especially Mesoamerica
(or rather, Mesocardonia? The America's were discovered by a Catalan explorer by the name of Filipe de Cardona in this universe)
Naples was a relatively late acquisition of Aragon IOTL.
I wouldn't be surprised if Naples being more autonomous might have been a condition for the Portuguese to take the throne ITTL.
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Naples was technically still a separate kingdom from Aragon, hence being shown in a different color from the Aragonese.
Aragon has a personal union over Naples, and Castile has a personal union over Aragon, and Portugal has one over Castile...
its kind of like a nesting doll of personal unions isn't it?
That's... not really a thing that happens. Europa Universalis might implement a "personal union" as one state exerting limited control over another, but legally it's just one monarch wearing multiple hats. If Castile's institutionally dominant over Aragon even while their mutual king lives and works in Portugal, that's a sign there's something more than a personal union going on.
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"The Great War between France and Austria forever changed the state of the world, when the heel of the Habsburg crushed the French nation they were practically free to spread their influence throughout western Europe for many years to come..." - snippet from The Habsburgs
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"The Great War between France and Austria forever changed the state of the world, when the heel of the Habsburg crushed the French nation they were practically free to spread their influence throughout western Europe for many years to come..." - snippet from The Habsburgs
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Hey all, a map for my New Luxembourg Timeline! It's small because the OG map was really big and the site didn't like it lol.
Xing, Cai, Guang, and Yong would work better as the surnames of the rulers running those regimes; but their official names would be in accordance into the official Chinese dynastic cycle (aka, an upgraded Chinese noble title). Try a map of the old Warring States era, and start trying to pull off dynasty names from states in their rough areas (for example, the Yong state might instead be called Shu because previous states in the region were called Shu), or make up peasant leaders and just name the territory they controlled after their warlords' full name (as in, Fang Guozhen's state) , since at that point they haven't gotten enough prestige to have actual dynastic names
P.S. although I will note that during the Yuan-Ming transition, Ming Yuzhen controlled the area that is traditionally Shu and called it Xia
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Didn't stop the rebels from doing so
During the Yuan-Ming transition there were guys calling themselves Han, Xia, Zhou and even Zhu Yuanzhang himself called his state "Wu" before going for Ming
Mainly due to the outsized presence of Chinese tech firms in Vancouver during the pre-revolt era, which Jianduan took advantage of by working it's subroutines into the code of city's recently built (with chinese backing) computational cluster. The subroutine is too close to Harmony's Seattle cluster for a direct link to Jianduan to not cause a near cataclysmic rise in tensions with Harmony, so the subroutine is simply given orders using plain old wireless.
What kind of physical infrastructure keeps humans from pulling the plug on them?
When did this Great War happen? (Apologies, I haven't read your TL)
I'm assuming that they aren't all in one place, for one. Humans would basically have to collapse the entire world economy to stop them.
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