vae victis

I agree that map is absolute horse manure.
Frankly if we would correct the map based on nationalism, then that map would be more fragmented than Europe is now. There are lots of groups who consider themselves ethnic minorities and expressed their wish for self governance even in the past few years. We had a discussion on this in the Catalonia themed politics thread and in the elections thread as well.
Con-nationalism can exist but the participant nations who are forming the supra-national entity should be let to experience their own nationalism and let that mature so they can appreciate the other would be participants similar sentiments.
This map is just who-belongs-to-what language family mixed in with the notion that we-should-chuck-them-together-even-if-they-would-hate-each-other and plastered with Nazi symbolism.
Yeah, the creator was probably a Paradox-gaming Amerilard.

Hmm. I don't think that even authors of these maps take all this very seriously.

>us wanting to unite with the Swedes

Actually, why? You are very closely related, and you aren't Slavic savages who hate each other just because they can.

>Ossetia isn't included as part of the Iranian world

I don't think that modern Ossetia has anything related to Iranian world at all. They are assimilated to local Caucasian world long ago.

>apparently, Istanbul and much of Asia Minor is Greek,

For some reason. ideas of Greek Constantinople and resurrection of Byzantines is thriving in the heads of westerners.

>Balkans, let alone the ENTIRE SLAVIC WORLD wanting to unite

Yeah. that's fun, especially today. Although Panslavism isn't a meme - real proponents of this idea exist, and some part of population in all slavic countries are ok with it (although in some countries it is very small part).

In 19th century it wasn't even a joke.

Looks like it was made by an American white """"""""""nationalist""""""""""

Why are Slavs and Latins allowed to have a large exclave, but Magyars kept separate from the Finns?

Why doesn't Finland get any bit of Karelia?

Why doesn't Scandinavia get Åland? One would expect the author to be a stormfag with a massive hardon for Germanics and thus inflate their territory as much as possible.

Why does Scandinavia annex the Shetland isles, but not Orkney? The two archipelagos should be either fully Scandinavian or fully Celtic.

Why was the author such an idiot with regards to Brittany? He could give the "Pan-Celtic" state only the traditional Celtic-speaking tip or all of traditional Brittany. Instead, he gives it French administrative "Brittany" which is missing Nantes.

Why doesn't Hungary get its share of Slovakia, carpathian Ruthenia and Yugoslavia?

Why does Greece gain enough territory to become majority Turkish, but doesn't even get Northern Epirus?

Not even Paradox games are to blame for the author's schizophrenia, because he'd have made a slightly more reasonable map if only he had played Victoria II.

>>18128
>Actually, why? You are very closely related, and you aren't Slavic savages who hate each other just because they can.
Remember the Kalmar Union? Remember when Sweden seceded, and the rivalry between our empires after that? That's why us and the Swedes are kinda at each other. The Southern Slavs I believe hate each other because of their religions, and how they write their language in.
>I don't think that modern Ossetia has anything related to Iranian world at all. They are assimilated to local Caucasian world long ago.
They're still very much Iranian. They're not Persian, but Iranian. They speak an Indo-Iranian language, they descend from the Scythians, the Sarmatians, and the Alans, notable Iranian nomads, hell, North Ossetia in Russia is formally called "The Republic of North Ossetia-Alania". Many Ossetians today practice Uatsdin and other Scythian religion (29.4% in North Ossetia-Alania, and an unknown but notable minority in South Ossetia). I'd still consider it part of the Iranian world.
>For some reason. ideas of Greek Constantinople and resurrection of Byzantines is thriving in the heads of westerners.
Really, I'd give up. Moscow is already basically the successor to Constantinople to Orthodox Christians (the third Rome), yet they care so much about Greeks retaking Constantinople. You don't hear anything about Greeks wanting to "retake Alexandria", or "retake Carthage", or Germans wanting to "retake Bohemia + Moravia, Southern Jutland, Prussia and Danzig", they care more about Istanbul and Anatolia. There's no reason to take it aside from its strategic location, and it's not in the interest of Americans to take Istanbul, hell, Greeks don't even like Americans.
>Yeah. that's fun, especially today. Although Panslavism isn't a meme - real proponents of this idea exist, and some part of population in all slavic countries are ok with it (although in some countries it is very small part).
Yeah, if a union between the Southern Slavs failed, if a union between the Eastern Slavs (technically the Russian Empire and Soviet Union?) failed, and a union between the Western Slavs (Czechoslovakia) failed, a union between ALL Slavs would go totally well. Also, keep in mind that this Slavic state would not contain just the modern day Slavic nations, but would likely contain the Russian majority areas in Kazakhstan (which is apparently part of the Slavic world in this map), and Uzbekistan. Yep, that'd go totally well.
>>18131
>Why doesn't Scandinavia get Åland? One would expect the author to be a stormfag with a massive hardon for Germanics and thus inflate their territory as much as possible.
The odd thing is, as much as he is an American with absolutely no real knowledge of European history, he gives the Germanics the other end of the straw. Czechoslovakia gets to keep Bohemia and Moravia, Poland gets to keep Prussia and Danzig, and Flanders is apparently part of the "Pan Latin world". A true "Pan Germanicist" would include Flanders and the German part of Wallonia.

>>18136
>Remember the Kalmar Union? Remember when Sweden seceded, and the rivalry between our empires after that?

But this happened very long time ago. Now even non-related countries in Europe slowly going into somewhat-united state of EU (at least try). Do modern Danes and Swedes really remember all this union thing?

>They're still very much Iranian. They're not Persian, but Iranian. They speak an Indo-Iranian language, they descend from the Scythians, the Sarmatians, and the Alans, notable Iranian nomads, hell, North Ossetia in Russia is formally called "The Republic of North Ossetia-Alania".

Technically yes, but their modern culture is more like Caucasian/Russian mix. I don't want to make assumptions, but looks like modern Ossetian is related to Iranian culture even less than modern Irish-American to Irish.

Fun fact: manager of Russian football team, Cherchesov, is Ossetian.

>Yeah, if a union between the Southern Slavs failed, if a union between the Eastern Slavs (technically the Russian Empire and Soviet Union?) failed, and a union between the Western Slavs (Czechoslovakia) failed, a union between ALL Slavs would go totally well

Yes, idea is pretty shitty. But some people believe in this.

Some kind of union technically possible between Eastern Slavs because they are culturally close, but not in current political condition after that Ukraine thing. Although in far future or in alternative timeline it is possible. Union between Eastern and Western looks like fantasy, and any union between Southern Slavs and anyone looks crazy.

>>18139
We're taught this in school, well, at least where I live in. Although Swedish-Danish relations have been getting a lot better over the last few decades, us Danes, and even Norwegians to an extent, have been at it with the Swedes for a long time, Sweden seceded from the Kalmar Union in the early 16th century, and wars went on all the way to the Napoleonic wars, and after that, Sweden forced Norway into a personal union with them.
>Technically yes, but their modern culture is more like Caucasian/Russian mix. I don't want to make assumptions, but looks like modern Ossetian is related to Iranian culture even less than modern Irish-American to Irish.
It's a mix of Iranian, Caucasian, and (partly) Russian. It's enough for Ossetia to merge with Iran, I'm not saying it should merge with Iran, but it's Iranian enough to join a pan-Iranian state.

>>18136
>They speak an Indo-Iranian language, they descend from the Scythians, the Sarmatians, and the Alans, notable Iranian nomads
Or not.
The speculation that Scythians spoke Indo-European language stands on four pillars, and all of them are wonkier then the others. One being is the Ossetian argument, which goes like this:
>How do we know Scythians spoke Iranian language?
<We know because Ossetians are their descendants.
>How do we know Ossetians are the descendants of the Scythians?
<We know because Scythians spoke Iranian language.
The argument is built on a presupposition which is needed for the argument to fit. This is called circular logic and as such has to be discarded as an argument.
The funny thing the Ossetians probably are the descendants of Scythians. Just like many other nation, everyone from the Caucasus to the Oka and from the Vienna basin to the Volga (and even further east).

>>18150
Well, we do know the Ossetians descend from the Alans, who were very much Iranian.

>>18152
>we do know the Ossetians descend from the Alans
Nod really.
We do know that Ossetians are sometimes called Ossi (which could make them East German as well...) and the Alans called themselves As. Supposedly because even this isn't sure.
We also do know that the Alans in the 12-13th centuries and the modern Ossets say "Good day!" the same. But if we didn't know anything about Hungarians only that they have a greeting Szervusz! and that on the area of pre-1920 Hungary were not one but two Roman province we could conclude Hungarians descend from the Romans!
>who were very much Iranian.
Maybe.
On the other hand there were a tribe of Turkomans called Alan and al Biruni said they were living with the Pechenegs.

But let's say Ossets descended from Alans and Alans are Iranians. This doesn't make them Sarmatians or Scythians - and proving these two peoples were Iranians - because Alans are more likely related to Sogdians and Khwarazmians and came from the east from the Caspian and not north of the Caucasus and the Black sea.

>>18168
Fuck, I meant to upload Australia rather than America twice.

>>18167
Karelia isn't part of Finland

Ingria meme

Free "Nenetsia" and "Komiland" (oh really?) but no Ukrainian south in Russia.

Sami in Murmansk.

And multiple other fun things, but I'm too lazy to read his text.

>>18167
He also speak Hungarian fluently. According to him. Funny guy.
So it's obvious he has the assburgers and from the description these maps are some fantasy/mind game of his about a future WWIII and it's consequences. What I found preposterous is the African countries uniting instead of fragmenting which is a worldwide trend. No way all those xenophobic tribes who eyeballing each other with racist hatred will unite or even prevail on the other.

>>18139
>that Danish feel when your worst enemy is... Sweden

>>18142
I know you are best buddies, I watched Bron.

>>18173
Is that actually good Hungarian?

>>18176
Yes, that legit.
But he states on his deviantart profile he is proficient in Hungarian.

>>18177
I meant to say, did he speak actually good Hungarian? I also just realized that on that map, Grønland isn't part of the "European federation", yet Kurdistan apparently is.

>>18178
I didn't speak to him and I haven't seen any Hungarian writings there tho I didn't really read the comments anywhere.
The funny guy remark was for that passport and the description. :)

This looks better, at least the Amazigh are represented in North Africa, Circassians are represented, and Ossetians are represented. But it still very much looks like it's made by an American Paradox gamer
>over inflated Kurdistan
>Greek Constantinople and Anatolia, yet Danzig, Bohemia, Moravia aren't German, and Schleswig-Holstein
>Sorbs get an independent state in Germany for some reason
>Balkanization of Iberia and Gaul
>Crimea part of Ukraine

>>18180
What is that in the east from Ukraine?

At least someone splitted Italy though.

>>18185
Don cossacks, it seems.

>>18190
Can Don Cossacks be considered their own ethnic group? I mean, I guess.

>>18194
>Can Don Cossacks be considered their own ethnic group?

It's hard to say. They were ethnosocial group, more social, than ethnic. But they are non-existent as group nowadays, late Empire and then Soviet Union completely destroyed them and assimilated. Modern cossacks are true cosplayers, although some specific culture still remain.

But if we'll take assumption that they exist (on map), Kuban need to be painted as cossack state, not Circassia. Although it is debatable if cossacks and remain of Circassians are truly different people now.

>>18196
Old believers I guess?

>>18198
Old believers are meme. Internet says that they exist, but they are very hard to find. Not much easier than Ingiran separatists or some other obscure people.

>>18198
>>18208
>old believers
Elaborate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Believers

>>18208
Oh yes, were the Rurikids all just Slavicized Scandinavians?

>>18180
Why do mapfags love the idea of independent Cornwall so much? Half the people living there aren't even really Cornish, just rich old English people who retire and want to live by the sea.

>>18232
I mean, it is one of the six Celtic nations, and the Cornish tongue is seeing a renaissance of sorts. Then again, I'm no Briton, I don't really know much about the Cornwall situation, so don't mark my words.

>>18232
Many areas in Europe have similar problems and that map is very "ugh, bleh" as well.

What the fuck is this? My eyes!

>>18238
That's just silly. Best map is coming through.

>>18242
Also add Estonia, Finland, much of East Volga Russia and Central Asia, and other Fenno-Mongol entities.

>>18243
You just gave me an idea. But won't realise it today. I'm sleepy as fuck now.

>>18241
I'd say the Norse theory is more likely. Most contemporary sources describe them as Vikings, Ahmad ibn Fadlan, Ahmad ibn Rustah, the Slavic Primary Chronicle all describe them as of a Germanic phenotype, practicing Norse paganism, and with Norse armor and weapons. Also, literally all the Rurikid Varangian princes up until Sviatoslav had Norse names. The only ones I see who see the Rurikids are the Turboslavs, hell, I see most people who spout out "WE WUZ RURIK" are from Poland.

>>18246
>The only ones I see who see the Rurikids
Fuck, I meant the only ones I know who see the Rurikids as of Slavic origin.

>>18246
>I see most people who spout out "WE WUZ RURIK" are from Poland.

Poles are strange people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarmatism

>>18248
Let's keep in mind that Polacks say that EVERYONE who has a foot on Polish soil is automatically Slavic. They say that "the original Vandals were Slavs" and provide shitty evidence. They say that the "Huns were Slavs" and provide shitty evidence. They say "Genghis Khan was a Slav" and then provide shitty evidence, although they do have the point that some of Genghis' grandchildren were Russians, his remains had Mongoloid haplotypes, he lived in the steppe, and he was a redhead with small eyes, typical Mongoloid features. The Tatars? Slavenski. The Rigveda? Slavenski. They also deny that Slav comes from slave, because the Swedes, Anglo-Saxons, even the Arabs enslaved them. They have such an inferiority complex that even Afrocentrists want nothing to do with them, and call Polacks "native Albinos".

>>18249
And speaking of retarded Polacks and Paradox games, this map. Just this map. I think I'm going to throw up after this. Bleh.

>>18249
Frankly Germanics are the leading masters in that. Everyone else are dwarfed by them.
Btw Slav really ain't coming from the Latin word for slave even if I say so sometimes in arguments with Slavs but these occasions are less and less because there's no point, so this only reduced to the level of banter with Northern Hungarians. If I remember correctly the Sclaveni is always mentioned together with Antes who were (most likely) also Slavs and their name can't be connected with to word slave.
Also Latins rather used the word servus, didn't they.

>>18252
Yes, Germanics are very ethnocentric, according to them, the ancient Greeks were Germanic, the Indo-Europeans were Germanic (wasn't around 40% of Germanic vocabulary non Indo-European?), the Scythians being Germanic (apparently, they have a Celtic connection, they're mentioned in Irish mythology), the Zulus were Germanic, the Germanics were the first to discover America, showing ancient sculptures in a non-Germanic civilization with blue eyes, and everything with blue eyes is Nordic. Australia? Germanic. Indonesia? Germanic. Kosovo? Germanic. Kazakhstan? Germanic. Swahilis? Germanic. Aboriginal Australia? Germanic. If you deny my Hyperborean theory, and deny that not every culture was Germanic, fuck you. Celts are also very ethnocentric, they once said that megaliths in New Zealand are of Celtic origin, but they're still not as ethnocentric as us Germanics, the Slavs, and the Negroes.
where's the greater Hungary + other Fenno-Mongol and Turkic states map?

>>18249
>Let's keep in mind that Polacks say that EVERYONE who has a foot on Polish soil is automatically Slavic.
Where do you see that? Except from couple of niche meme sites and youtubers I have rarely seen it being promoted.
Was this common view among poles on kc main(may it rest in eternal peace)?

>>18255
Eh really, just the Turboslavs.

>>18249
>They also deny that Slav comes from slave
I thought it was the other way around? Can't remember where, but I read that slave came from Slav due to them being commonly enslaved.

>>18263
Every race wants to claim (insert famous religious or political figure here) for their own. The reasons why I bring up Slavs in particular is that I've been seeing these videos that aim to debunk modern mainstream history, as they claim that ever since the Protestant Reformation, the original chronicles have been EDITED by modern historians, and they do this with highly academic sources on Turboslavism, how the Rigveda was Slavic, how Genghis Khan was actually a Russian redhead, how the Vandals and Huns were actually Slavs because they lived in Eastern Europe (let's keep in mind the Slavs didn't migrate from modern day Belarus and Poland until after the Germanic migration period), how there were giant Bosnian pyramids, etc. This YouTube channel called NewEarth in particular spews out shit about Hyperborean survival, and how all civilizations were linked or something. Although part of it is very much true, much of it is very, very misrepresented, or straight out bullshit. You might want to check it out.
https://www.youtube.com/user/everhungriescatgang

>>18254
>where's the greater Hungary + other Fenno-Mongol and Turkic states map?
"Keeping calm is the secret for a long life!"
I'll have time during weekend. Probably won't be like you think it will be.
The thing is sometimes I've no time, sometimes I've no energy, sometimes I've no motivation, sometimes I just forget things.
Oh and that's Great-greater-greater Hungary. That map - btw - is a joke on the old Hungarian phrase/meme: "That time when three seas washed Hungary's shore!" - meaning when Hungary was great and relevant. It refers the time of Louis I the Great. It's false ofc because:
1. Poland wasn't part of Hungary
2. Poland didn't even have a shore at that time.
So this map is a parody/caricature of that.

>>18260
That sounds plausible tho. They had their own name what they referred to themselves and that was associated with them.

>>18263
Germanics invented it.
Oh yeah, I remember slovo, especially because Poles call Germany Niemcy and we call Germans német which both supposedly means mute. I suppose we borrowed this word from the Poles as previously we just referred to them as Schwab (very popular) or Bavarian or Saxon (or if they lived on the Hungary they could have nicknames like the Zipsers who lived in Szepes county, now in Northern Hungary).

>>18264

We had much more radical theories when youtube didn't even exist:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Chronology_(Fomenko)

Fomenko not only tries to rewrite everything, but uses mathematical methods, statistics and other things (he is mathematician).

>>18265
>especially because Poles call Germany Niemcy and we call Germans német which both supposedly means mute

Russians call them немцы too. Although word германцы exists, but used only for ancient Germanics.

>>18267
That channel is inspired by the New Chronology theory. It's run by Sylvie Ivanowa (a Bulgarian lady) who travels to ancient monuments/sites and tries to prove the Fomenko's points.

>>18238
>Kingdom of Iberia
NO

>>18249
Don't forget /pol/ threads on archaeology and the distant past.
>the Pyramids?
<ancient Aryans!
>terracota army?
<ancient Aryans!
>Sumerians?
<ancient Aryan people who got expelled by (((Akkad))), moved to the steppes and founded European civilization

>>18269
I also love how they just forget about Andorra and Monaco.

>>18269
>>Sumerians?
<<ancient Aryan people who got expelled by (((Akkad))), moved to the steppes and founded European civilization
T-that's true. But they were Hung-Aryans with their agglutinative language of theirs. And they weren't really expelled but fled from Mesopotamia away from the bloodthirsty and murderous Semitic barbarians.

There you go.

>>18274
What is Iberia and Gaul in that map?

>>18275
Oh, that's Africa.

>>18124
This isn't really a shitty map, but here's ALL territories ruled by Muslims at one point in history.

>>18279
These maps showing Ottoman rule (I think they are on Wikipedia as well) are bugging me. The part of the Hungarian Kingdom we call "Royal Hungary" was never under Ottoman rule. They could lead campaigns that far if the Sultans really wanted but the real border was somewhere along the lines in blue.
However it complicates things that in the beginning after the death of Louis II (1526) two kings were elected, a Habsburg and a "national" king whom Suleiman I started to back and his son become the Sultan's kind of vassal/ally eventually but the little king was never crowned and neither of them payed taxes for the Sultan (which would prove them being his subject), the Principality of Transylvania - which formed on the lands of the "national" king - started that.
But. The kingdom itself was torn apart into to pieces between the two kings with claims on the part of the other's.
Again but: at some point Suleiman "adopted" the Habsburg king, Ferdinand and "gave" him the Hungarian kingship symbolically. I don't now how much weight this event put into the practicality of diplomacy tho.
Frankly the only real proofs that area belonged to the Ottomans is Suleiman's own writings which states he owns Hungary and gave it to whoever. But I could do the same "I own the United States of America" still it doesn't make me owner of anything.

>>18280
>>18279
no sweden or UK? :-DDDDD

>>18281
Or France?
Well that map is outdated for sure.

>>18281
Technically, part of the modern-day UK was under Muslim rule! Jan Janszoon, a Dutch Muslim pirate captured Lundy, an island in the Bristol channel that back then belonged to England before the Union of the crowns, planted an Ottoman flag, and used it as a base for raids. This was the same pirate who led the expedition to Iceland, in what the Icelanders call Tyrkjaránið (Turkish raid).

>>18282
And technically, that map includes Septimania and Aquitane, large chunks of France.

>>18279

It is pretty fun that they marked all Ural mountains even to Arctic ocean.

These territories are wild and empty, so marking it as "ruled by someone" is strange even today. What Muslims ruled over them? Some tatar tribes?

>>18290
Yep, Tatar tribes, the Siberian Khanate.

>>18290
And technically, if we count the Tatar yoke, they'd have ALL of European Russia.

>>18279
Muslims ruled southern France?

>>18295
Yes they did! The Visigoths controlled Septimania, and after the Muslim conquest of the Visigothic Kingdom, they gained Septimania. They also raided the Duchy of Aquitane, and controlled it for quite some time, of course, they were pushed back by Charles Martel, and all Umayyad strongholds in Gaul were conquered by Pepin.

>>18267
I heard a similar theory before that Otto III of the """""Holy""""" """""Roman""""" """""Empire""""" rewrote about 300 years of history, so we're actually living in the 1700s right now:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_time_hypothesis
>Come on, it's 1721!

>>18299
The sad thing is, at least the Afrocentrists with their claims that every culture (even the Neanderthals) and civilization was black, aren't taken seriously (aside from those Hebrew Israelites and other black cults). People are actually buying Fomenko's crap, just look at the reviews:
https://www.amazon.com/History-mathematical-statistics-Eclipses-Chronology/dp/2913621074/
Apparently the Tatars are actually Slavs, apparently Sanskrit was a SLAVIC LANGUAGE. Apparently, every civilization was of Slavic origin, or were made up.

>>18300
>the amount of WE WUZ in that single paragraph
kek
Also, I doubt many people are taking it seriously. The reviews are good, but that's probably because only kc tier autists who genuinely believe the theory in the first place would actually bother to read his book.

Also speaking of Afrocentric wewuzzery, here's a personal favourite of mine:
https://www.africaresource.com/rasta/articles/the-ancient-celts-and-vikings-were-black-people-by-dr-clyde-winters/

>>18316
Aside from it literally being impossible for sub-Saharan Africans to live in Scandinavia without modern-day Vitamin D medicine, most of their evidence is shit. These people mostly just edit Byzantine photos to make them look darker, you can see those straight noses in "bleck wikangz" and "black keltz". Then again, if we look at actual scholarly sources from those periods:
>Never have I seen a people with a more perfect body than them. They are tall like palm trees, with blond hair and ruddy skin. From fingertips to their neck, each of them has a collection of trees, figures and the like. - Ahmad ibn Fadlan on the Varangians, or the Volga Vikings
>The Gauls are tall of body with rippling muscles and white of skin and their hair is blond, and not only naturally so for they also make it their practice by artificial means to increase the distinguishing colour which nature has given it. For they are always washing their hair in limewater and they pull it back from the forehead to the nape of the neck, with the result that their appearance is like that of Satyrs and Pans since the treatment of their hair makes it so heavy and coarse that it differs in no respect from the mane of horses. Some of them shave the beard but others let it grow a little; and the nobles shave their cheeks but they let the moustache grow until it covers the mouth. - Diodorus Siculus on the Gauls
And I've seen worse. I've seen worse! There's a forum dedicated to all of this crap called "Egyptsearch", an offshoot of it "Egyptsearchreloaded", and a shitty website based on highly academic sources from those forums called Realhistoryww. These people say that basically everyone in Europe, East Asia, Africa, and America were black until Central Asian migrants came storming into Europe massacred the black Europeans, and stole all their history. They say that the "black death" was given its name because that was when the black people were genocided, and replaced with Central Asian barbarians with elongated skulls. I've also seen people, namely this HIGHLY academic source from Catherine Obianuju Acholonu, a Nigerian "historian" that's apparently dead now, that say that Ogham was of sub-Saharan African origin, which is just sickening.
>Ogam (also spelled Ogham) was the earliest form of writing and communication known in the British Isles and in Scandinavia, where ancient traditions insist that it was introduced by the Druids, who, according to the indigenous traditions of the Isles, were Black African dwarfs and magicians.
ᚄᚈᚒᚚᚔᚇᚔᚈᚓᚈ
I've seen people say that the Neanderthals were black, that Ogham was of sub-Saharan origin, that the Vikings were black, that we're steppe barbarians with flattened heads, that "Israel ruled Europe as Celts, Moors, and Vikings", this isn't as bad as Fomenko's New Chronology and Turboslavism, but it's up there.

>>18289
That's liek almost all Occitania. See:
>>18167
>>18180

>>18322
That could be explained by what I said.

>>18279
Also, I did the map. All red coloured territory in that map have a GDP less than half of the USA's GDP.

>>18340
>I did the map
I meant math.

>>18124
Here's another not bad but kind of shitty at the same map, all areas raided or settled by the Norse. One of the main problems of this map is that it includes Norman conquests, like for example, Sicily and Tunisia, both were conquered by the Normans, who at the time were Francophones that likely had nothing left of their Norse descent, aside from legends, like for example, words of Greenland and Iceland. For the most part however, it's accurate.

>>18344
Yes, I haven't seen a map which didn't include the Norman adventure into the western Mediterranean.

>>18348
And by the way, yes, we did raid as far east as Vola Bulgaria, modern day Azerbaijan, Dagestan, and Iran.

>>18349
Not the Danes, they ain't.

>>18350
Nope, not the Danes. The Varangians, who are mostly considered to be of Swedish or Geatish origin did. They successfully attacked Gorgan and Mazandaran in northern Iran, and under the forces of Prince Oleg of Novgorod, they captured Abbasid Bardha'a in modern day Arran, Azerbaijan. Sidenote, a hundred years earlier, western Vikings under the forces of the Dane Hastein (and also the legendary Swedish king Bjørn Jernside) raided Morocco, captured Nekor, and stayed their for a week, and also burned the two grand mosques at Algeciras.

>stayed their
There.

>>18353
I'm actually going to throw up. Apparently, these people recognize minority languages in Iberia and Gaul like Breton, Basque, and Asturian, yet apparently, Italy is all Italian, with no exception. Apparently, Scotland annexed Northumbria, and there's no difference between lowland Scots (A Germanic language VERY similar to English) and Scots Gaelic (A Celtic language). None of Russia's federal subjects in the Volga and the Caucasus are represented. Apparently, Macedonian is a separate language from Bulgarian, and Montenegrin is a separate language from Serbian. Did you mention that the first map right there uses pre-WWII borders?

>>18361
There's a lot of Russians right there in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

>>18363
There are ~20% of Russians in Kazakhstan now and ~3% in Uzbekistan.

In past there were much more (up to 50% in Kazakhstan, for example), because these lands were mostly unpopulated steppes where it is easy to became a majority. Most of cities were created as military/trading outposts, and local nomads rarely lived in cities at all. But in USSR times local population became dominant in cities, and anti-russian politics in 90s forced most Russians to move from Central Asia. Russians as ethnic group also have bad birth rate and negative population growth from 70s.

I guess now only Kazakhstan can be considered as country with somewhat relevant Russian minority, but demographic and migration trends will change it in near future.

>>18363
Indeed. Russia had her fair share of colonization but they needn't cross the seven seas. I think they have similar frontier culture like the US had during her eastward expansion. Check Dersu Uzala.
Beside what he said >>18364 punitive labor camps was also used to conquer Asia - but I would guess these were used in harsher environment where simple colonists wouldn't go with much enthusiasm - and many prisoners settled in their vicinity. Check Crime and Punishment.

>>18365
>I think they have similar frontier culture like the US had during her eastward expansion

Yes, that's true. It isn't even an US frontier, but real colony like with European powers. Actually, everything east from Urals is colonial land, but no one want to admit it (because Russia didn't had evil colonialism of course).

>punitive labor camps was also used to conquer Asia
>Crime and Punishment.

It was mostly second wave, first were traders/raiders/fugitives. People who run from serfdom, bandits or just people who had nothing to do at homeland but was aggressive enough. Technically, cossacks (both Southern and Siberian) were these people, unorganized group of criminal-like men. Government also sent expeditions (mostly for fur, establishing outposts and grabbing money from locals) - they mostly used that type of people too.

Some notable people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yermak_Timofeyevich https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yerofey_Khabarov

Fun fact: most of Far Eastern lands and some part of Eastern Siberia are colonized by Ukrainians. There are plenty of Ukrainian last names, and some people even preserve local culture.

Although in commie times relatively wild and free spirit of Siberians was damaged by new waves of industrial migration, so colonial traditions are mostly lost.

>>18365
Speaking of the Russian Empire, picrel. This just cannot happen. I bet there's a larger chance of that Norse raiding empire I posted earlier uniting than this ever happening.

>>18367
>most of Far Eastern lands and some part of Eastern Siberia are colonized by Ukrainians

edit: not fully colonized, of course, but had large share of Ukrainian population there. It was 30%+ in Russian Empire times, and in some parts of region they were majority.

Nowadays they mostly identify themselves as Russians though, at least in census, so official average share is 3-4% now.

>>18368
But Romania is not Slavic.

>>18371
It was technically part of the First Bulgarian Empire, but that was mainly Turkic until later years.

>>18368
So the bulk of the population was in Székely-majority cities, while the sparsely-settled countryside was mostly Romanian?

>>18367
Given how the conquest of North Asia happened at the same time as the conquest of America with very similar methods and results, I believe historians should give it more emphasis and review it as a chapter of that period's European expansion - just on the opposite direction. These eastward and westward movements then met each other in America's northwestern coast. In this sense North Asia could be considered "New World" rather than Old World.

>>18368
>Trinidad and Tobago
why?

>>18386
>So the bulk of the population was in Székely-majority cities, while the sparsely-settled countryside was mostly Romanian?
I'm guessing this question was addressed to me.
Almost. It's little bit too complicated for the morning to answer in depth so I might revisit this topic later this day or on the weekend.
In Székelyföld both in towns and in the countryside in the villages and farms everywhere the almost exclusive (some places 100%, in most it's over 90) majority are the Székelys. It can be discussed further if they are Hungarians or not, and this is part of the problem actually.
Outside Székelyföld the small settlements (villages, homesteads) by that time are dominated by the Romanians.
In towns outside Székelyföld the composition of the population is very colorful with mostly the Hungarians dominating, usually with a hair of a majority (barely over 50%). And we're talking about big towns, like Nagyvárad or Arad.
Beside these two ethnicities Germans and Jews were in notable number.
Due to the mountainous terrain, Transylvania is divided into two habitable valleys, and a bunch of small sub-valleys. Most of these places aren't suitable for big settlements. Most butifel landscape.
Also it's good to know that Transylvania today isn't Transylvania by itself. It's Transylvania and the Partium, these are the eastern lands from the Great Hungarian Plain which was governed by the Prince of Transylvania from the 16th century when the Principality came into existence. Most big towns outside Székelyföld (and ofc the German towns of South-Transylvania) is situated here.
Whew, I wrote quite a lot despite I didn't want to.

>>18386
>Trinidad and Tobago
Oh God, I haven't noticed.

>>18388
>sparsely-settled countryside
Also the countryside wasn't settled sparsely but in many small settlements relatively close to each other.

>>18386
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonization_attempts_by_Poland
Apparently, Poland-Lithuania technically colonised Trinidad and Tobago.

>>18392
Well at least they tried to colonize something nice and not fucking Franz Josef Land...

>>18401
Technically, the Austro-Hungarians colonised it, and the USSR just declared it Russian territory after Austria-Hungary lost the war. I guess there is some value to it, as it has a strategic air base in the arctic, and the Cold War was basically resumed after the Donbass war.

>>18404
How did the Cold War "resume", and how is the tension between Russia and NATO today a "Cold War"?

>>18404
A TV-personality of ours, a humorist primarily, visited the island some years ago. When he arrived looked around, inspected the constant snow-storm and the barren rocks around then said: "Yes, this is our colony..." So true.

>>18407
Is it actually possible to live there? People actually live in Svalbard, the arctic island of Norway, so I'm guessing it's possible to live in Franz Josef land.

>>18409
What in the name of Tengri is this.

>>18421
Well, European part of Turkey is weird. But at least no flag for Luxemburg while Liechtenstein got hers, this is always a boon.

>>18422
I guess European Turkey just sank. Seriously, what the fuck is this.

>>18427
>European Turkey just sank
Global warming finally arrived
>what the fuck is this.
I think map with flags and little gay animay characters.
No Kosovo? No Kazakhstan? No Scotland and Wales? No Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican? Or the Caucasian countries are the problem? Or the inconsequential use of capitalisation?

>>18428
But why gay anime characters?

>>18429
How long have you been on the Internet, friend?

>>18428
>inconsequential use of capitalization
What really triggered my autism was "British". Calling every country by a noun or every country by an adjective would be fine but mixing them is inconsistent.

And for some reason Iceland seems to be on a different map projection.

>>18429
I guess it's like an animay version of Rule 34 for some people out there.

>>18431
>British
Oh yeah.
Btw the drawer only used capitalization for countries starting with I or R. But then, there's:
>italy
I bet this map was created by the sole purpose of pissing off autists.

>>18269
If a "Kingdom of Iberia" is bad enough, then look at this monstrosity.

>>18568
What's that map about? Ruled by Romance/Latin language nations at one point in history?

>>18570
Yes. Basically, some Italian guy in an IRC chat said once that "How powerful would a modern-day Roman Empire be?", and then it later derailed to every nation ruled by Italy, and then every nation ruled by Latins at all, and said how it'd be a "hyperpower".

>>18579
>hyperpower
Siestapower.

>>18580
I mean, it literally controls all of Latin America, most of the USA including some of the most powerful states like Texas and California, all of Canada, most of the Sahara, much of sub-Saharan Africa, most of southern Europe except the west and East Slavs + Germany, England and Wales, the southern Caucasus, the Levant, Iraq, and Bahrain (giving it a lot of Gulf oil), plus Sri Lanka and Indochina. Basically a hyperpower, I doubt even the super caliphate that Danish guy posted can rival it.

>>18940
I guess so. So, yes, North Africa would've been western if not for the Arabs. They spoke Latin, were Catholic, and were colonised by Germanic tribes just like all of the former Western Roman Empire. Carthage was a city just like Rome before its conquest by the Muslims.

>>18956
Err, bump.

>>18956
I think being Westerner is more like a mindset which comes from several sources. Firstly maybe these areas profited - directly or indirectly - from the colonization, then from the industrial revolutions. Their society was changed earlier by the Enlightenment then the "East" and their capitalism wasn't interrupted by communism. They rode a well fed horse - instead our skin and bone one - which resulted in a cushy life and ultimately in a different world view.

Btw I've no idea how fugging Iceland can have such high GDP/capita and HDI and whatever. Do they have their own Silicon Valley hidden somewhere? Just because their geothermal energy give them basically free power and heat this is possible. They have nothing else but fish, and aluminum. I bet their fucking banks give them free money.

>>18963
Don't worry be happy, I got this, just replying takes some tiem.

>>18964
*this isn't possible

>>18964
I have a question. Did any scholar before the 19th century use the term "western"?

>>18966
I don't have a dim purple idea about that. It does sound to me as a modern invention.

>>18967
Yes, a modern invention; probably coined during the Enlightenment. I would suspect though that North Africa being cut off from Western Europe for so long by the Arabs and Turks is really the only reason why we don't consider North Africa closer to Europe though. Even Eastern Europe really never got cut off from the "west" until the Soviet occupation because of the Austrians.

>>18968
Eastern Europe was always late in everything for various reasons - for example Hungary's middle ages endured to about 1711, the period of the Ottoman Wars not just prevented all progress but proved to be a huge setback - this made a continuously widening gap between the "two" Europe.
Islam was harmful to the Middle East as well. They had their Renaissance but that was just their swan song. Maybe it's too simplistic blaming Islam alone tho.

>>18970
Would it be fine to say that Syria and Phoenicia were culturally Greek before the Muslim invasion?

>>18972
I don't think so. That picture is much more colorful.

Speaking about shitty maps, here's one.

>>18124
I find this map really annoying also, particularly the "celtic" regions. The very idea NI would want anything to do with SI is a joke, the Welsh hate the Cornish and Scotland hates everyone. The cherry on top is dividing England into it's own separate region, Britain exists for a reason. By their logic you might as well draw a line between southern and northern england too because there is huge divide in politics there.

>>19414
What beef does Northern Ireland have with Ireland today?

>>19413
Shitty and hilarious at the same time.
What I really don't like all these maps all over the internet that they don't take into account geography. Rivers and mountains are big dividers, they were in every time and age. As a Hungarian I'm kinda tuned to notice such things.

>>19413
That's just lazy.

Missed some spots. Also the eastern border of Eastern Urp isn't clearly defined but that's all right.

>>19422
That's just all of Europe west of the prime meridian. Is eastern Brazil part of western America because of that?

>>19422
Also, apparently the southern Caucasus including that small chunk of Iran, and Cyprus are part of Europe.

>>19423
And West Asia is to the East of East Asia. It's that simple.

>>19424
Those countries in Cauca and Cyprus are in Urp.
>Iran
Where?

>>19425
You can see that small piece of Iran just south of the Armenian border. It's considered part of the Caucasus.

>>19426
Last tiem I checked that's Azeri land.

>>19427
Is it really? When did they acquire that?

>>19428
Feel free to look that up.

>>19415
While it isn't so much a conflict between the countries themselves, Northern Ireland still has Unionist vs. Republican riots on a fairly regular basis. Conflicts between Catholic and Protestant communities are still somewhat common too, athough many Irish people in both NI and ROI gave up on the church after all the pedo shit.

>>19425
And still no, if only East Thrace is European, then the Caucasus and Cyprus aren't. They're both considered part of Asia, the Caucasus separates Europe and Asia, the north is in Europe, south in Asia.

>>19431
The main part of Turkey is in Asia. The main part of 'baijan is in Urp. If Cyprus isn't in Urp then Britain either.

Update.

>>19432
Cyprus is closer to Syria than Europe. It's part of Asia, just culturally Greek. Same with many Greek islands.
>>19433
Israel and Palestine are now part of Europe, along with Kazakhstan and Siberia???

>>19436
Russia blobbed into Central Asia.

>>19415
No beef per se but the NI view Ireland as backwards, one I recently spoke to quoted their legislation on abortion. Considering that most of NI and SI aren't very religious at all any more the old conflict is gone but most NI I speak to prefer to be part of Britain. Simply put I can't say for certain but it's still opposed.

>>19433
Bernd, this is by far the laziest map yet.

>>19442
You don't know how much wörk I had to put in that 0 longitude.

>>19436
>Cyprus
European country, member state of the Europeon Union.
>Izrael
Member of UEFA.
>Kazakhstan and Siberia
Not my fault the map base doesn't indicate borders of those.

>>19438
Not bad. But I think the mistake of both your and mine maps is that they don't show Central Europe.

>>19444
>European country, member state of the Europeon Union.
The European Union, a superstate kickstarted by Kalergi, a half-Austrian half-Japanese man isn't your go-to authority on all things Europe. Cyprus is geographically in Asia; just culturally closer to Europe. Same with many Russian republics being culturally closer to Asia yet in Europe.
>Member of UEFA.
Bullshit. Turkey is a member of the EUFA, yet you don't highlight Asian Turkey.

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>>19789
Let me reply with a classic.

>>19789
Is that a parody?

>>19791
I don't even know. It's so ridiculous it just gives me a mental aneurysm.

>>19789
more

>>19794
>el Persia
>el bárbaros
Is that supposed to be broken Spanish?

>>19796
It is.

>>19789
where did you find this

>>19820
I found it on /pol/ a few years back

>>19825
Oy vey! This is like another /pol/ colonization attempt!

>>20001
Bretty gud map, 10/10.
We don't really need those Vlah and Moldovan lands tho. But it seems to miss Kárpátalja, how could that happen?
Also how does one pronounce wpływ?

>>20002
>But it seems to miss Kárpátalja, how could that happen
I am pretty sure it's there
>Also how does one pronounce wpływ
f-pwiff

>>20004
There.

>>20004
I'm listening it on gugli translate it sounds something like fplöiff. Or at least the y is some sound between ö and i.

>>20001
ebin

>>20027
Ah, you joined by your own will. There was a referendum and all the dog's ear.

>>20028
How did the Poles manage to get Sweden and all of Russia?

>>20028
How did the Hungarians get Austria?

>>20028
Better yet, how did they get Israel? Is this another retarded "lost tribes" thing?

>>20030
>>20033
I guess they only wanted the old Lithuania but they accidentally the whole Russia and the others.

>>20031
After they elected Kurz they realized he just can't reach their high expectations and they need Orbán. So they gave him citizenship and elected him as perpetual chancellor. Then Orbán with a diabolical maneuver smuggled horse archers into Wien and made a surprise attack on Pozsony. After it's fell the Northern Hungarians saw that they are just Hungarians speaking funny language. The Austrians were so impressed they initiated the restoration of the Dual Monarchy led by House Orbán. Then Orbán made his son, Gáspár the basileos of the Monarchy as they founded their own church as well. The role of the basileos is both religious and lay, he is the heir of the throne and when he rise to that he will unite in himself the person of religious leader and emperor. Ofc Viktor won't die he only retreats to rest in the hills of Pilis and he will rise when need be.

>>20001
That's the Polish-Lithuanian-Hungarian commonwealth, is it?

>>20049
According to the legend that's just a personal union between Hungary and Poland.

>>20001
*unzips dick*
Porn doesn't have to be realistic.

>>20051
I actually laughed at this one wew
>>20049
akshually it says "Wielkopolska" which is region of Poland meaning literally "Greater Poland"
either someone who made this map is from that region and dreams of his region superiority of other poles too or someone just mixed wrong words

>>18124
I can GUARANTEE an American made this.

>>20352
>Principality of Sealand
kek

>>20352
Nah, an Murrican would have drawn square straight borders.
Is that the fag flag on the right?
>Belaruse
Nice.

>>20352
Lol. Actually, that's funny map. Author is surely a person with good sense of humor. Names, placing, everything is perfect.

Turkey & Ottomans, New Kaliningrad, Macedonia, Slovako-Czechia (lol), that caliphate at Balkans, Lithuania without eastern land, Deutschland in Balears etc.

>>20367
there was similar map with various roman empires around, like western eastern roman empire, eastern eastern roman empire etc. someone post pls

>>20370
thanks
I think I'm having a heart attack

>>20379
Technically, at the start, it was Holy (Emperors were crowned by the Pope, it contained the Catholic Church), Roman (Rome and Italy was a major part of the empire), and an Empire (basically an empire that included the crowns of Germany, Bohemia, Italy, and Burgundy).

>>18124
Likely either from an American who knows nothing about the Middle East, a Jew, or the Lebanese/Iranian diaspora.

>>20597
Someone who is really fond of historical names. And hate Türk people.

>>20603
>Someone who is really fond of historical names
Then he'd use Judaea for Israel, considering literally everything else on the map (except Kurdistan) are Greek names.

>>20605
You might be right. Maybe he wasn't aware. Judaea wouldn't be Latin?

>>20606
"Judaea" is Latin, but it comes from the Greek "Ioudaía".

>>20612
It really just isn't possible like it is with the Kurds. There isn't enough land populated by Assyrians, and there just aren't enough actual Assyrians in Iraq. Also, Syria was always Arab.

>>20608
Isn't it Hebrew?
It kinda confuses me that I read somewhere the first Torah we know about was written in Greek and had to be translated to Hebrew later. I also read somewhere else the reason for this is that when the Torah was copied the Jews had to destroy the old one. But this means we have no direct proofs it really existed in Hebrew we can only say it's reasonable to assume it. But if there wasn't Hebrew than Judea really would could be a Greek name.

>>20612
Thank god.
It does seem to me that Semites are always just destroy the Middle East and as Europeans are useless nose pickers it's always the steppe people who have to go there and put things into order. Liek when murderous Semites who followed Muhammad made a mess there and the Mongols had to come and whoop their asses. Or when the murderous Semite Assyrians butchered everyone on a whim then the Scythians had to intervene and put them into their places.

>>20618
>Isn't it Hebrew?
Basically, after Alexander conquered "all of Asia" (literally what they thought back then), they had to start translating shit from Semitic languages into Greek. Basically, Hebrew "Yehuda" which was used for the Tribe of Judah or the former southern kingdom, became in Greek "Ioudaia", and they just started using it to refer to all of the jews (in contrast with the Pagan northern Canaanite tribes who did live in Palestine). It's mostly a Greek thing itself. Similar to Persia (a word of Median origin), also popularised by the Greeks. "Iran" literally is its native name, coming from "Iranshahr", which would mean something similar to "Iranian Rike/Reich".
>when murderous Semites who followed Muhammad made a mess there and the Mongols had to come and whoop their asses
But the Mongols attacked the Khwarezmian Kingdom, who were fellow Turks.
>when the murderous Semite Assyrians butchered everyone on a whim then the Scythians had to intervene and put them into their places
They really didn't do much to the Assyrians. It was the Babylonians who succeeded them, who were taken down by the Persians, who aren't steppe-lings. Cyrus the "Great" even attacked the Scythians several times.

>>20621
Well, maybe the map was drawn by a Greek then. Who - according to stereotype - hates Turks.
Also Alexander was beaten by the Scythians coz he went to stir shit in the Middle East in his hubris he can rule the World.
Khorezm was Muzzie by that time. And otherwise how could the Mongols reach the Middle East?
The Scythians beat Persians many times coz they stirred shit in the Middle East all the time.

>>20622
>Also Alexander was beaten by the Scythians coz he went to stir shit in the Middle East in his hubris he can rule the World.
Not really. They basically did the same thing the Icelanders did in Canada. They stayed there for a while fighting some native tribes, and left when they gathered up.
>The Scythians beat Persians many times coz they stirred shit in the Middle East all the time.
Not really, Darius just chased them down until he realised there was nothing to conquer.

>>20624
Speaking of Persians, I can definitely get along with this. Basically the opposite of the last image, except they still hate Turks, and it's still probably made by an American who thinks he's an expert on "BIDDLE EASDERN BOLIDIGS :DDD"

>>20635
Also, Greater Kazakhstan.

>>20635
What's that ninja state in the middle?

>>20637
Greater Syria. That's the flag of the SSNP party.

>>20638
Well, SSN party rather, Syrian Social Nationalist Party. Basically, they're a Third Positionist Party in Syria that wants to unite the Levant and Mesopotamia, kinda like the Babylonian Empire.

>>20638
>>20639
Ah. Why is their logo a shuriken?

>>20617
>Syria was always Arab.
Enlighten me on this. Arab tribal confederations lived in the Syrian desert for many centuries before Islam, but coastal populations didn't even speak Arabic.

>>20641
>it is known from for example Sumerian art.
I'm not sure about that. But can be created with that wedge-shape the cuneiforms consist of.
>four virtues ... : freedom, duty, discipline and power.
Since when fukkin power is a virtue?
Otherwise it's kinda noble with all the other was written but it's always a job to write nice things. Not many group can be successful with such marketing that tries to paint themselves as evil bastards.

>>20645
It occurred to me the they might used power as in strength.

>>20652
But you won Hastings.

>>20653
Who at the time were Francophones that likely had nothing left of their Norse descent, aside from legends, like for example, words of Greenland and Iceland in Sicily.

>>20654
Nothing can be perfect, don't be salty. Tell us about Karl den Store the famous Danish Emperor instead.

>>20658
Here's Netanyahu's list of sovereign allies, enemies, and in-betweens. Basically, level of hasbara.
>Blue = fully allies
>Light blue = allies that pissed them off
>Red = relations improved recently
>Black = enemies

>>20659
Green = neutral, Saudi Arabia as we know is put on this because they're on good terms in private, but neutral in public.

>>20659
What did Ireland do?

>>20661
https://www.thejournal.ie/israel-prime-minister-simon-coveney-3490416-Jul2017/
Basically, they don't bow down completely to Israel regarding the conflict in Palestine like the rest of Western Europe.

>>20659
Wonder other political blocs of Israel think about the world. Even the nationalist parties are very diverse there I can imagine that while one could think a country as an ally the other might see an enemy of them.

>>20659
That map is outdated. With our change in government we're now greatest ally-tier.

Here's one for a change. Fresh from the 30s.

>>20740
>two Wiens on that map
If you look really close at the Baltic sea, it looks like a man on a horse pointing his pistol at Russia.

>>20743
I know that. That's the great German We Wuz map.

>>20744
Not sure I see it. The Gulf of Riga is the head of the horse?

>> 18124
thrash people create thrash maps what did you expect?

>>20746
Hello Türkiye. Welcome to /kc/. Feel free the browse other threads, use the Catalog.
One remark: pls be a little more constructive when your post here, we don't need Ernst level of "goodposting" but still. I agree tho, any retard can make a map ofc.

>>20747
I understand what you mean, give some time I'll lurk and adapt. Thank you

>>20749
Good. Lurk at your leisure.
This is a slow board, from a few to a dozen posts per day. We like serious discussions but a little funposting here and there is welcomed too. We have a cool BO and freedom of speech, very little regulations. Mostly it's done by me telling to someone insufferable or obvious troll that I won't reply... as you'll find out I'm the most active poster for now. I'll like to see people with different opinions posting here but without the unnecessary flame wars. Disagreeing and arguing is fine.
All right, lurk in peace, I hope the other regular Bernds will show up too eventually.

>>20745
Yes. The Gulf of Finland is the arm and the gun, and the Gulf of Bothnia is the upper-body.

>>20370
Now that made me wonder. If in Belarus Bel(a) means white and Rus means Russian', then what is gium'' in Belgium? White what?

>>22336
Heh, I really fucked up the formatting there I see.

>>22336
>>22336
It was inhabited by belgae tribe during roman times next to batavii tribe if I recall correctly. -ium must be something latin, probably same thing in latium.

>>22338
So. What's gae?

>>22339
>>22339
From what I understand there is no gae. Their name is belgae, just like latium, the -in part of the word latin falls away, I assume in this word that's the case.

That's just my head canon though.

>>22343
Actually gae makes sense. It's Gael. Don't mistake it with Gael, it's just a Belgian form of Gaul. So they are White Gauls.

>>22345
I didnt think it was seperate like bel-gae.

>>22348
It would make sense in relation to that map.

>>22336
The "Bel" in Belgium isn't "white". It likely derives from this here:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/belgan#Old_Dutch
It's something that would make sense, considering the Belgae were mixed Celt-Germanic.

>>22348
>>22355
I don't believe you guys. My version is much better.

>>18168
Why is Canada so big?

>>22933
>straight lines for borders
Every time

>>22931
Because all that pines and firs and birches are need to be stored somewhere, Siberia run out of space.

>>22933
Yeah, that would be preferable.

This was a real proposal for reorganizing France's administrative divisions after the Revolution.

>>22957
Revolutionary ideas not necessary good ones.
The Soviet leadership wanted a law to regulate the number of coitus over different soil types. Tho this rooted more in the authoritarian nature of the Soviet and it's thirst to control everything.

>>19441
The Boomer is immunized against all dangers: one may call him a parasite, swindler, profiteer, it all runs off him like water off a raincoat. But call him a Boomer and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: “I’ve been found out"

>>23022
Don't worry recent borders are also debatable.

>>23017
Oh I remember that one.
Hungary is very progressive, we're doing that since 11th century.

>Tell me more about this.
I dunno man, it's just some random piece of memory I have from an oldish article.
Anyway, real authoritarianism wants to regulate everything and our bowel movements.

>>23022
Did they really have any control over Finnmark and parts of the Gulf of Bothnia?

>>23056
I think it's the area the church in Novgorod claimed to itself. It's like when explorers went to the new world and claimed the whole thing for whatever country they come from despite they didn't even know how much land the whole thing is.
Or before the first Hungarian archdiocese was set up some Germ one tried to claim the suzerainty for itself. They could on paper but it had no practical effect, not de jure nor de facto.

>>23022
And actually that's a neat map in it's concept.

>>23056
>>23057

That color (light green/teal or such) marks tributary territories. About Finnmark it says that it was shared tribute area between Russia and Norway, i.e. both countries "owned" it. Really it was disputed territory that had no full control from both sides, so locals payed tribute to someone depending on situation.

Novgorodians had a fortress at Oulu river for example, Sweden built one too, then Novgorod tried to seize it but failed etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_N%C3%B6teborg
>It has also been suggested that the treaty would have originally given both Sweden and Novgorod joint rights to northern Ostrobothnia and Lappland.[9]

>>23073
Yeah, basically noone knew the extent of the land they just claimed it for themselves, and liek racketeers extorted goods from the locals time to times. I wonder if a census left about the tax they collected. What type of commodities they gathered - fur, timber, fish, meat, I dunno - and how much.

>>23078
Oh and how frequently. Because go there once and return barely survived isn't really count as a conquest or sumtin.

>>23078

There are some documents about Finnmark, Lapland and taxes, but information is scarce. Main commodities were furs and fish.

Here is some interesting text about context of that peace treaty (in Russian): http://www.vostlit.info/Texts/Dokumenty/Skandinav/Norwegen/Dog_Novg_Norveg/text.phtml

Another text about Kola peninsula and Saami from 19th century (in Russian too, also in old form so maybe google translate wouldn't help): http://qwercus.narod.ru/ozeretskovsky_NYa_1804.htm

>>23116
Thanks will, browse them. I see the first one is a little outdated ("imbued with the spirit of bourgeois nationalism" - kek), but will work what's given.

>>23228
Good job.
They made hyperwar threads?

>>23232
I think Old Israel came from the Mormon idea of the old church being in south america
>>23242
The hyperwar idea started on irc then spread to several /his/ threads, yes.

>>23263
Found pastebin with links:
https://pastebin.com/8UnsDwrm
Also came across something I'd call an attempt to write an introduction:
https://pastebin.com/tZcDJiKf

>>23265
I mean links to archives of /his/ threads.

This is gold. Huéscar in Spain may be a reference to this:
>Between 1809 and 1981, Huéscar was technically at war with Denmark, as a result of the Napoleonic wars over Spain, where Denmark supported the French Empire. This official declaration of war was forgotten until it was discovered by a local historian in 1981, followed by the signing of a peace treaty on 11 November 1981 by the city mayor and the Ambassador of Denmark. Not a single shot was fired during the 172 years of war, and nobody was killed or injured.[3][4]

>>23652
My head hurts.

>>23653
It's funny ofc. But does that count? Every other settlement of Spain had to make peace individually? Was Huéscar a sovereign power making decisions herself?

>>23652
Reminds me of this:

>>23653
I've heard of that before. There's also this but for Holland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Hundred_and_Thirty_Five_Years%27_War

>>23661
There was a few extremely long wars. They were discussed briefly before I believe.

>>23654
>My head hurts.
It gets worse the more you look into the details. It's fractal autism.

>It's funny ofc. But does that count? Every other settlement of Spain had to make peace individually? Was Huéscar a sovereign power making decisions herself?
Municipalities have no authority to decide on such matters, and every single other city accordingly made no declaration of war of its own. But Huéscar's town council somehow agreed to formally declare war, and that was passed into law. Besides having no de facto impact, the council was overstepping its bounds and its decision could probably be questioned and brought down on courts. But nobody cared and the issue was simply forgotten.

>>23661
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_extended_by_diplomatic_irregularity
>Andorra vs. German Empire, 1914-1958
>Andorra was not invited to the Paris Peace Conference.
Nobody remembered about little Andorra.

>>23661
>Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp
>Doonald Tromp
I definitely remember this one.
>The Dutch ambassador joked that it must have been harrowing to the Scillonians "to know we could have attacked at any moment."
Scillians should have demanded reparation for the emotional terror these centuries caused to them.

>>23665
>Andorra vs. German Empire
Isn't versus Central Powers? After Austria could have a piece of Hungary too. Frankly I would rather see Transylvania goes to them than Romania.
>Nobody remembered about little Andorra.
And her brave mothers who worriedly watch their poor sons everyday not going to war and risking their lives.

>>23666
>Frankly I would rather see Transylvania goes to them than Romania.
Restore the Austro-Hungarian Empire, this time conquer and annex Serbia and the rest of Romania too

>>23228
Israel don't look so bad from where I stand. hmmmm

>>23765
And where do you stand?

>>23838
What the fug is going on here?

>>23848
Hehh, I wanted to ask this too. Doesn't make sense. I see whoever made this map doesn't like us for sure.

>>23849
we should unify against black&yellow orc army.

>>23848
>>23849
>>23863
Seems like a quasi-dystopian future projection of European empires vs. evil empire vs. small island evil empire. It'd probably make for some interesting fiction novels.

Some of the "ideal europes" and "ideal worlds" you find on imageboard archives are fucking horrendous

>>24284
this was on 4chan /pol/ by the way

>>24285
then why did you post that garbage?

>>18349
you mean swedes

also swedes created russia

>>24284
>based Kim now rules the entire Corean peninsula
Noice
>>24299
Well this is a shitty maps thread after all.

>>24299
My first reaction was: "nice" place to get material to post. Then I remembered this: >>24307
>Well this is a shitty maps thread
So actually that really is a nice place.

>>24284
>European Imperium
I hate these empire building/dreaming faggots. Can't they just leave us alone?

>>24304
Wrong. It was the Mongols.

>>24316
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rus%27_people

The scholarly consensus [1] is that Rus' people originated in what is currently coastal Middle Sweden around the eighth century and that their name has the same origin as Roslagen in Sweden (with the older name being Roden).

>>24319
Yes I know that tale.
And their activity was resulted in a bunch of small quarreling principalities I'm not saying it was better than Russia, probably it was the other way around. The Mongols were the ones who give way the rise of Moscow, they gave them the ideal of the state, the imperium, the ways of ruling. Even the Khan was the first whom those people called Tsar. The activity of the Mongols resulted in the emergence of Russia.

>>24360
They just split Russia into Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.

>>24319

Rus people aren't really main part of Russians, they were just small ruling class + some bunch of nordic colonists in north. It is even shown in Russian language, where there are "русы" (Rus people) and "русские" (Russians, technically word formed as adjective, i.e. may be understanded as "related to Rus people" or even "belong to Rus people").

Although of course we wuz vikings

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_Fnz4J3NjTk [Embed]

very kc tier

>>24453
truly Aryan

>>24453
I can rationalize that video as "let's look at the spread of different language families, what languages where belongs to which, and add the numbers of the speakers" because as countries they aren't viable in any way. Languages ofc divide us, no sense combine together Finland and Hungary, the distance between our languages is hueg. But no sense putting Poles and Russians together, their languages - as part of their identity - are separating them, despite the close distance of the two, just as surely as us and the Finns.

>>18180
>>18180
So close.

>>24533
Which side did Constantinople land?

https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/top/?t=month

some fun maps there

>>23838
Imagine albania actually doing something and succeeds at it

And vidya maps in general.

>>25651
Is this non-Grand Strategy? Anything outside that genre tends to be lax and imprecise with regards to borders and locations.

>>25673
I have an aversion to that channel, its very black and white in regards to most things. But its pandering to the proletariat I guess.

>>25673
It was in a video someone linked - I think Swebernd, and about Alexander.

I'm late here, what's up?

>>28193
Hello. Post shitty maps ITT, as OP said.

>>28194
There's a video in another thread, Swebernd posted, not sure in which, maybe the battles.

>>18124
Don't forget hungypsians having the borders of northern transylvania badly drawn by gitler and mussolini in ww2.

>>29506
Huh, seems both conceptual and random at the same time. I wonder how the maker justified his countries.

>>18124
im guessing its just your standard teen who thinks he knows shit about ethnic groups, drawing up a shitpost in his sparetime

a gentleman and a scholar should opine on this:
https://pictorial.jezebel.com/i-am-genuinely-shaken-by-a-christmas-prince-the-royal-1840364357

>>33495
To quote one of my highly esteemed colleague:
Holy shit!

>>33496
Forgot the map.

>>33497
Okey, third time's the charm.

>>33495
What if this is real history and that "Aldovia", "Belgravia", and "Penglia" were real empires (note everything else in the image is real history), and that the entire idea of Slavic tribes in the region and the "Austrian empire" was just a massive hoax? Just like Australia and the female orgasm. In-fact, what if Slavs in general are a hoax? Do you actually believe Sarmatians stopped existing and were replaced by these Slavic tribes, that all randomly appeared in the 7th century?

>>35443
Ah, the ten-year long siege of Finnish Benin by Karaboga II's kangdom. One of the forgotten tragedies of the Hyperwar.

>>18136
So what would you do with Czech people after Germans took Bohemia and Moravia back? Kill them all? Expel them to Russia? Just curious. There aren't many options left, since they would have no country to live in anymore.

>>35711
This makes a lot of sense except for the Balkans and Baltic, and Spain/Portugal, and Iceland.
>Austria is Tibet
>Switzerland is Nepal
>Italy is India
>Croatia is Pakistan