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The Provences, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuana

Estonia in EU2 = 1

so in CK

City of Riga
Lower Estonia
East Estonia
The Islands

Latvia in EU2 = 2

so in CK

Kurland
Southern Latvia
Eastern Latvia
Western Latvia

Lithuana in EU2 = 1

so in CK

Upper Lithuana
Lower Lithuana
 
Estonia in EU2 = 1

so in CK

City of Riga
Lower Estonia
East Estonia
The Islands
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4-1 ratio!:eek:

All of those sound interesting, to me at least:)
 
Estonia was divided into 8 large counties in the early medievals..

Saaremaa, Läänemaa, Revala, Harju, Viru, Järva, Sakala, and Ugandi

Latvia was inhabited by 3 large tribes, Latgalian, Zemgalian, Kurzemian

In Lithuania lived both Lithuanians and Prussian tribes
 
Originally posted by jaronpinochet
its going to be difficult to conquer it all.
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Well. It wasn't a walk in the park... (although, some parks are maybe not the safest to walk through... by you get my point? :D). It will be interresting to see how the baltics will be handled map-wise. As Crook mentioned elsewhere there should theoretically be quite a lot of provinces to give a good depiction of the historic situation (Swordbrothers, Teutonic Order, Danes, Swedes etc...). I guess there will be some generalisation though...
 
<i>Yup..Riga is of course a part of presentday Latvia..</i>

How dare you claim that a city smack dab in the middle of Latvia that happens to be its capital is not in the Estonian sphere of influence?:)
 
Originally posted by St. Leo
<i>Yup..Riga is of course a part of presentday Latvia..</i>

How dare you claim that a city smack dab in the middle of Latvia that happens to be its capital is not in the Estonian sphere of influence?:)
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Hehe..:D ..and of course the Estonians are important..as targets of Swedish, Danish and German imperialism..;)
 
Hehe.. ..and of course the Estonians are important..as targets of Swedish, Danish and German imperialism..
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Nah...you all are wrong "It all belongs to Mother Russia!" :D :D
 
Originally posted by Wasa


Well..in 1066 "Mother of Mother Russia" would be...Sweden..:D ;)
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No All belongs to Kiev (and their brothers, uncles etc..).
Better conquer those western barbarians before someone beats you to it.. the easter ones can wait (including volga bulgars).

Then just fortify the whole southern region so that those mongols will choose the easier egypt+boats->italy etc route :)
 
I think added to Balticum would also be the Preussen (Prussian, Borussian etc...what is the old pagan way of saying Preussen?) provinces. West Preussen (Danzig in EU II) and Ost Preussen. Perhaps split up further, but I have no idea how.

Also I think Lithuaninian and Latvian along with the Preussens (for however long they survive this time) should be considered in the future part of the same ethnic group.
 
Originally posted by stacey redding
I think added to Balticum would also be the Preussen (Prussian, Borussian etc...what is the old pagan way of saying Preussen?) provinces. West Preussen (Danzig in EU II) and Ost Preussen. Perhaps split up further, but I have no idea how.

Also I think Lithuaninian and Latvian along with the Preussens (for however long they survive this time) should be considered in the future part of the same ethnic group.
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Yes..there were several Prussian tribes, Baltic people with Baltic language, not to confuse with german Prussia.

Galindians and Sudovians in the southeast part of Prussia. Zemaiciai (or Samogitians) and Aukstaiciai, in Lithuania.
Pomesanians and Pogesanians in western Prussia, as far west as Vistula-Wisla-Weichsel and as south as Chelmno-Kulm..
 
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