the name is Pozsony, and thats Hungarianyarovit said:
also the province (also the country), and that is nothing to discuss about
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also the province (also the country), and that is nothing to discuss about
Yarovit, your version of MyMap-AGCEEP1.39 is old, you should be using MyMap-AGCEEP1.51
jorian said:the name is Pozsony, and thats Hungarian
also the province (also the country), and that is nothing to discuss about
Ok, that's in Hungarian.
But the region is Slovak. And Slovak name for the city was Pozon. And this is much older name than the Hungarian one (Pozon was established by the rulers of Great Moravia).
As far as I know, the official name was Pressburg, because much of the city's patriciate was German.
The name was changed into Bratislava after Czechoslovakia gained its independence.
Walter Model said:Yarovit, your version of MyMap-AGCEEP1.39 is old, you should be using MyMap-AGCEEP1.51
It's not me. I "quoted" pix sent by jorian.
European lakes
@ mapmaker Krantz:
According only about extension, I considered 7 lakes for Europe:
Ladol, Onez, Vänern, Peipsi, Suomi, Vättern, Ilmen
they are their provs names too (text on map).
Suomi stands for Saimaa, Paijanne and Pielinen (even if not merged).
Lakes Leman (to Rhone) and Constance (to Rhein) are merged with their rivers without being a prov.
Lake Malären is merged with Baltic Sea as a fjord ... without being a prov.
Every other lake can't appear on map.
@ mapmaker Krantz:
According only about extension, I considered 7 lakes for Europe:
Ladol, Onez, Vänern, Peipsi, Suomi, Vättern, Ilmen
they are their provs names too (text on map).
Suomi stands for Saimaa, Paijanne and Pielinen (even if not merged).
Lakes Leman (to Rhone) and Constance (to Rhein) are merged with their rivers without being a prov.
Lake Malären is merged with Baltic Sea as a fjord ... without being a prov.
Every other lake can't appear on map.
first: Czechoslovakia was an artifical nation without real connection between slovak and czech parts of ityarovit said:
second: I posted here already that yes, the province culture can be slovak, even the city name can be whatever you think(even if you can't see that slovak Pozon is from hungarian Pozsony), BUT as the hungarian name was Pozsony for the country and also the city itself, atleast the provincename should be Hungarian, no?
man, how I hate such discussions
jorian said:
Apart from the fact that their language and material culture are basically the same.
I cant' see it because you are wrong. The city was founded by Great Moravians (by Mojmir I as far as I remember) as Pozon. The Hungarians came later and borrowed that Slovak name.
Elio Vasa wrote at the beginning of the thread that his intention is to make names in local languages. Guess, which language is local there.
Sry much, but to limit the number of provs I had to consider lakes with an extension at least 1500kmq in Europe for now; it isn't sure for the final version of the map.
About the names of provs I inserted Alfold, Siebenburgen, Oltenia, Muntenia, Krpaty just to avoid name of city as name of provs (only Pozsony stay). Try considering it for next posts.
I gave till now 11 provs to Hungary in 1419 (hard to insert new ones):
Vas, Dunantul, Alfold, Banat, Krpaty, Pozsony, Magyar, Maros, Bukovina, Slovakia, Ruthenia not considering a free Croatia
Their data always can be changed ...
About the names of provs I inserted Alfold, Siebenburgen, Oltenia, Muntenia, Krpaty just to avoid name of city as name of provs (only Pozsony stay). Try considering it for next posts.
I gave till now 11 provs to Hungary in 1419 (hard to insert new ones):
Vas, Dunantul, Alfold, Banat, Krpaty, Pozsony, Magyar, Maros, Bukovina, Slovakia, Ruthenia not considering a free Croatia
Their data always can be changed ...
Pointing at it, which name the game would give to You?Charle_88 said:
Adding provs on a blank map means adding a line in prov.csv file ...
except there is a river there.
Charle_88 said:
...and the fact that if you can 'see' the lake, you can see every lake in the world (including all those lakes in Terra Incognita).
Not a particularily good idea. Especially if you are just going to call it 'Lake' (may as well not bother putting in the lakes at all then)
Ayeshteni
No you will not. You should have a one lake for every IDgrid regionAyeshteni said:...and the fact that if you can 'see' the lake, you can see every lake in the world (including all those lakes in Terra Incognita).
Not a particularily good idea. Especially if you are just going to call it 'Lake' (may as well not bother putting in the lakes at all then)
Ayeshteni
please post a picture only from hungary and its neighbur provinces, I will look upon it, and make something with those 11 provs if needed.Elio Vasa said:
(BTW: map becomes better
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Names, cities, terrain, goods, MP, tax
Don't look at other EU maps ... but historical maps:
Don't look at other EU maps ... but historical maps:
Great work!
About map of Russia: its very difficult to give some advice about map without rivers (I cant "to match" real cities with game provinces). But...
Rjazan is SE from Moscow, not E.
Nizhgorod - its Nizhnij Novgorod, Novgorod - its Velikij Novgorod.
Nizhnij Novgorod is E from Moscow, and Vladimir is placed between that cities (Vladimir - is very important town in XV - XVII, official title of Muscovy rulers is "Great Duke of Vladimir and Moscow". Yes, Moscow is 2nd, and Vladimir is 1st).
Bolgaria - does not exists in that time, it has been destroyed by mongols in XIII.
Ufa - may be, Kazan?
Yaroslavl is NE from Moscow.
May be its better to move Moscow to Suzdal. If you do it, then:
Yaroslavl -> Tver
Tver -> Smolensk (It also very important city, in historical time Smolensk was a target of many wars betwen Muscovy/Russia and Litva/Polska)
Moskva -> Bryansk
Nizhgorod -> Vladimir
Mordovia -> Nizhnij Novgorod
Ufa -> 2 provs, Mordva (west part) and Kazan (east part)
Galich -> Yaroslavl
Bolgaria -> Kostroma
Also, you may see here: http://europa2.ru/EEP/viewtopic.php?p=10917#10917
This is a beta-version of map of east Europe from Russian EEP team (based on Casperus map).
About map of Russia: its very difficult to give some advice about map without rivers (I cant "to match" real cities with game provinces). But...
Rjazan is SE from Moscow, not E.
Nizhgorod - its Nizhnij Novgorod, Novgorod - its Velikij Novgorod.
Nizhnij Novgorod is E from Moscow, and Vladimir is placed between that cities (Vladimir - is very important town in XV - XVII, official title of Muscovy rulers is "Great Duke of Vladimir and Moscow". Yes, Moscow is 2nd, and Vladimir is 1st).
Bolgaria - does not exists in that time, it has been destroyed by mongols in XIII.
Ufa - may be, Kazan?
Yaroslavl is NE from Moscow.
May be its better to move Moscow to Suzdal. If you do it, then:
Yaroslavl -> Tver
Tver -> Smolensk (It also very important city, in historical time Smolensk was a target of many wars betwen Muscovy/Russia and Litva/Polska)
Moskva -> Bryansk
Nizhgorod -> Vladimir
Mordovia -> Nizhnij Novgorod
Ufa -> 2 provs, Mordva (west part) and Kazan (east part)
Galich -> Yaroslavl
Bolgaria -> Kostroma
Also, you may see here: http://europa2.ru/EEP/viewtopic.php?p=10917#10917
This is a beta-version of map of east Europe from Russian EEP team (based on Casperus map).
Thx, very good except for cyrillic font
Anyway the quantity of available provs has big influence on the map.
Anyway the quantity of available provs has big influence on the map.
better, I hope ya know that we before that dualism-map of cultures were a bit more in %-sElio Vasa said:Names, cities, terrain, goods, MP, tax
Don't look at other EU maps ... but historical maps:
also: never name anything in Hungary Magyar couse thats like naming a province in England English
And some repairs:
Banát
Dunántúl
do you really have only 10 provs for Hungary?
even with 13 it would be better, perfect with 22
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