Bulgaria and the Balkans.

[philiko20]

Hello, I wished you guys would add more provinces in Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece.

Here I would like that you guys added the province of Dobruja with the capital Constanta. Silistra would be at the yellow spot at province 1, and Constanta would be in province 2 at the other yellow spot. Plus Romania would not need Silistra to be formed.

Here I would like if you guys added Syrmia, a province with Croatian culture, and with the capital Mitrovica And you guessed it the yellow spot for where the city should be. D

At province 1 the province Belgrade should be located, and at 2 the province of Serbia I would like to Smederevo be moved to it's real life location.

Can you guys please make Skopje's culture Bulgarian? Skopje has never been Serbian ethnically...

Plovdiv should be a part of Thrace and the region of Bulgaria could be renamed to Moesia.
Bulgaria should have their own Govnerment names and not use the Serbian ones, Bulgarian is East South Slavic while Serbian is West South Slavic.

Bulgaria's govnerment names should look something like this
bulgarian_monarchy = {
rank = {
1 = PRINCIPALITY
2 = KINGDOM
3 = EMPIRE
}

ruler_male = {
1 = KNIAZ
2 = KRAL
3 = TSAR
}

ruler_female = {
1 = KNIAGINIA
2 = KRALITSA
3 = TSARITSA
}

trigger = {
government = monarchy #All later monarchies
primary_culture = bulgarian
}
}

Bulgarian last names should also not end with IC But with OV/EV and with women OVA/EVA

 

[Grand Historian]

Was this map refering to the same time period as when that one Georgian king converted to islam?

No. Bagrat V (d. 1393) was forcibly converted after being captured by Timur during the Siege of Tbilisi as part of his condition of being released and Timur sent him back to Georgia at the head of a large force with the intent of using Georgia as a springboard to invade the Golden Horde. Instead, Bagrat sent information to his son on the approaching force and he (later George VII) destroyed it and released his father, who immediately renounced Islam.

 

[Anatur]

Well there goes that explanation.

I honestly dont know what the map means by eastern christian states,i gues the creator of it was more preocupied with the Ottoman Empire than the extend of Orthodox nations.

 

[Grand Historian]

I honestly dont know what the map means by eastern christian states,i gues the creator of it was more preocupied with the Ottoman Empire than the extend of Orthodox nations.

That's probably it.