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I don't know if this particular topic have already been discussed. I am curious, how big the map would be (not province but map itself). Wopuld it be big as EU, just heavily zoomed into Europe and Mideast? There would be about 3, 4 subprovince per EU province? Or would the map be smaller?
Its ~700 provinces. EUII has the whole world and ~1700 provinces. So, say 1/3 of EUII's provinces are in Europe, then there will be 1.3 provinces for every EUII province. This is using questionable math skills and rough guessing, so it may or may not be correct.
Originally posted by HisMajestyBOB Its ~700 provinces. EUII has the whole world and ~1700 provinces. So, say 1/3 of EUII's provinces are in Europe, then there will be 1.3 provinces for every EUII province. This is using questionable math skills and rough guessing, so it may or may not be correct.
To correctly model the HRE we would need to have extreme amounts of provinces, e.g. Liguria consisted of three Marches in 800 AD, each of these split in small piece when most of the towns became "free" and the countryside was controlled by feudal lords, the countryside was then split into independent fiefs consisting of individual valleys and like. Then you can throw in the Bishoprics in the area and it starts very difficult to model even if you have 2000 provinces covering just Northern Italy....
According to friend of mine the HRE had some independent fiefs consisting of small villages with their own currency... Imagine doing to research on dynasties on that level for 800 years...
I wasn't supposed to tell you this, but the real reason is that the Paradox folks lost their books which had those maps in them so they don't know what to put there. They just use that inhospitable stuuf as an excuse. Shhhh, don't tell.
I wasn't supposed to tell you this, but the real reason is that the Paradox folks lost their books which had those maps in them so they don't know what to put there. They just use that inhospitable stuuf as an excuse. Shhhh, don't tell.
According to friend of mine the HRE had some independent fiefs consisting of small villages with their own currency... Imagine doing to research on dynasties on that level for 800 years...
Dude, been there, done that! I have several hundred pages of research listing the rulers of hundreds of HRE states among my ruler lists that I hope to have published one day. A quick check revealed that I have lists of the rulers of 326 states during the HRE period within the boundries of modern Germany alone, which exludes of course all those many, many HRE states that were located in what are now other countries...
Dude, been there, done that! I have several hundred pages of research listing the rulers of hundreds of HRE states among my ruler lists that I hope to have published one day. A quick check revealed that I have lists of the rulers of 326 states during the HRE period within the boundries of modern Germany alone, which exludes of course all those many, many HRE states that were located in what are now other countries...
Dude, been there, done that! I have several hundred pages of research listing the rulers of hundreds of HRE states among my ruler lists that I hope to have published one day. A quick check revealed that I have lists of the rulers of 326 states during the HRE period within the boundries of modern Germany alone, which exludes of course all those many, many HRE states that were located in what are now other countries...
Dude, been there, done that! I have several hundred pages of research listing the rulers of hundreds of HRE states among my ruler lists that I hope to have published one day. A quick check revealed that I have lists of the rulers of 326 states during the HRE period within the boundries of modern Germany alone, which exludes of course all those many, many HRE states that were located in what are now other countries...