SunZyl said:
I haven't read nothing about it, can you give me a link?
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Anyway, the Byzantines were also in decline and people made events for a possible survival just because is fun, and did not a Catholic Aztec Empire are too?
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I haven't read nothing about it, can you give me a link?
[EDIT]
Anyway, the Byzantines were also in decline and people made events for a possible survival just because is fun, and did not a Catholic Aztec Empire are too?
kolmy said:
I don't have a link, read it in a swedish well-known newspaper of science, geography and history. According to it, the Azteks were pretty much killing their own culture, their population and all that.
And yes it is, I think it can be implemented.
kolmy said:Yes, but leading themselfs to decline?They are a bit weird
I've also only read it in some kind of not quite scholarly journal (Beaver History Magazine maybe?) and I heard it in a lecture once as well. I'm fuzzy on the details but it had something to do with client states allying together against the centre as various different regions became more affluent. IIRC one reason the Spanish were able to conquer the Aztecs so quickly was that they were able to align themselves with the rebellious "vassals" and in some ways become the new regional power.
I have to ask for opinions here. I have decided to merge Timurid Empire and it's vassal, Chagatai Khanate as Timur took the Khanate instead of placing his puppets on the throne.
Q1. What name should it have?
1. Chagatai Khanate
2. Timurid Khanate
3. Timurid Empire
Q2. What CoA should it have?
1. The Chagatai one
2. The Timurid one
3. The Chagatai one, but with the red dots of the Timurid one.
Q1. What name should it have?
1. Chagatai Khanate
2. Timurid Khanate
3. Timurid Empire
Q2. What CoA should it have?
1. The Chagatai one
2. The Timurid one
3. The Chagatai one, but with the red dots of the Timurid one.
Timurid Empire / shield_TIM
The Empire was massive anyway, and would just have absorbed everything it conquered into it. It wouldn't have combined arms or had personal unions or anything. The Mongol Hordes will annihilate all
The Empire was massive anyway, and would just have absorbed everything it conquered into it. It wouldn't have combined arms or had personal unions or anything. The Mongol Hordes will annihilate all
If we want to waste tags, we can always split the Aztec Empire in the three members of the Tripple Alliance; Tenochtitlán, Texcoco and Tlacopán in an alliance with each other. Or as sworn enemies.
I have a better idea, because its one that also probably will not be implemented in Interregnum. The huey-tlatoani of Texcoco, which was the cultural center of the entire lake texcoco region, was in the 1400s a very popular poet and philosopher (Nezahualcoyotl was the first one, and he had to fight against a man named pubes (Maxtla; I think that's what it means) for his throne. Nezahualcoyotl was very popular with the Texcoco population, and with their aid overthrew Maxtla and became the high speaker. He was, as I said, a popular poet and a philosopher--one of his favorite subjects, other than the inevitability of death and how temporary we walk the earth, was that of the Supreme God, Ometeotl (might have been another in the pantheon--this I am not too sure about, but I know he did write about such a being). Of course, in our world he did not solely write about such a being, and also included the rest of the Aztec pantheon. A religion shaped solely out of reverence for Ometeotl would probably have been dualistic, though not in a manichaean or zoroastrian fashion, but in a male-female duality.kolmy said:
http://www.raceandhistory.com/Science/nahua.htm
That site name sounds a little...iffy, but it seems good enough of a description. In fact, its a very good one as far as I can tell. In fact, a reverence for Ometeotl could be expanded to a greek-gnostic meaning, depending on what Nezahualcoyotl believed about the nature of that which encompasses the earth, thirteen heavens, and nine hells and its creator of its creators (the tezcatlepoca), Ometeotl.
Okay...Might be a possibility, one question though... What gameplay effects do you suggest?
That in the 1470s the Aztecs have their religion changed to Hinduism, I guess. I'm not working on the game, just giving you my failed or unused suggestions from Interregnum.
orimazd said:
Ah, okay. I'll look at it then. And that's just good, keep 'em coming.
Feel free to steal my opening setup of the incas when I get around to actually doing it.
Make the expansion of the Kingdom of Qosqo more historical. Though in Interregnum they will not be able to conquer Chimor, and the Aymaran kingdoms will lead a successful revolt away from Tawantinsuyu (land of the four corners of the world, what the Inca Empire actually called itself).kolmy said:
Prince Ares said:SunZyl do you have any new screenshoots?
You are back and this is your first post.
Anywho, no I don't. I'll do a little "To Do list" here soon... I think I have one of America but meh.
Please, don't give up this great mod SynZyl. It will be legendary when it comes out.
Prince Ares said:Please, don't give up this great mod SynZyl. It will be legendary when it comes out.
I'll try not to...