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Cathar Khazars settling in Denmark...
Germanic Khazars, which means the steppes is screwed.
Germanic Khazars, which means the steppes is screwed.
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I'm sorry your pictures doesn't work and that repsonse made no sense.: ))))))))))))))))))))))))))
And in related WTFery
It's like a smile but a lot of them
And there appears to be a problem with the website i'm using since some people can see it and others can't. I'll try imgur.
I believe that's the Historical Immersion Project (HIP) he is using.
It must be, those localized names tell us everything. Ugh, the worst part of HIP.
Edit: Ok, many people don't seem to share my opinion. Localization is good but too much is too much.
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I would disagree. Heilige römishes reich is so mych nicer than holy roman empire. Granted both are better than the swedish Tysk-rommerska riket (germano-roman empire). Which completly leaves out any possibility to convey that it's the same title held by charlamagne.
Had something similar happen in a recent CK2+ game:
And then fast foward a few some years:
You can opt out of the "localized" names and just go for the anglicized names during the install of HIP, IIRC.
The border butchery between hungary and poland is horrible. It's like they're trying and failing to hug.Had something similar happen in a recent CK2+ game:
And then fast foward a few some years:
They are in fact a single state, I believe, but Hungry Hungary has bisected it.
Nope, the bit to the north-east is of different colour. The one east of Novgorod. There's even a discernible border between the two Polands there
Yeah, you can see the different shields on the map too. Definitely split duchy and kingdom.
Especially funny considering the Duchy appears to hold no lands in the duchy
