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Armenians shoudl be purple, according to Anatolia Tinto Map
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True, there were even talks by devs that there'd be an event for it.
Not in 1337 plus the Teutons took it 29 years before the game start and they massacred the population(that's one of the reasons while they are at war with the poles), I was also thinking it should be made a tag vassals to the Teutons but by this point it is unrealistic that the city had much authority, it makes more sence to have it spawn after a few years.
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Your thoughts then? I'm just listing any minorities Poland largely heard of.
1. Yet to be reviewed, as mentioned.
2. The main culture in the locations they own. So Plock, Rawa, and Czersk are Mazovian; Leczyca, Sieradz, and Poland are Lesser Polish; Inowroclaw, Greater Polish; and the Silesian ones, well, Silesian.
3. We considered some feedback (the divide between Poland and Silesian was a bit artificial if no other regional cultures were considered), and also the design in other neighboring regions. They all would be part of the Polish culture group, though.
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Their rulers weren't even Christian then. The first one was Jagiełło.
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That's a misconception.
"Small Poland" (which is more accurate translation than "Lesser Poland") here means region closer to the capital. "Great Poland" is a region farther away from the capital (in Cracow).
We have no knowledge how these regions were called before capital was moved to Cracow and whethear there were specific names for these regions at all.
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Wait, so there's a Polish group? Not west slavic? Interesting... (I know you can't talk about it yet, don't worry
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1. Yes.
2. Purple = Carpathian Germans, orange = Lower Franconian; BTW, the green inside Greater Polish is Walloon, the yellowish inside Mazovian is Westphalian, and the light green inside Lesser Polish is Rhine Alemannic.
3. Yes.
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I hope that Polish-Teutonic war is treated like Hundred Years' War from EU4. Even tho war was still ongoing on paper there was armistice between 1333-1343. So you can break the ceasefire from historical event.
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I am really excited about the meaning of the division of Polish culture. The Great and Leser Poles may not differ much in terms of tradition. But they create strongly divided political cultures. Which was visible in the fact that separate laws were still issued for both lands at that time. Lesser Poland with Krakow is the heart of the Piast state, but Greater Poland still remembers its importance and does not intend to fade into the shadow.
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Greetings, from Latgola.
Probably, but also, calling western Latvians Latgalians would be incorrect since their ancestors are Curonians and Semigalians, and they have little to do with people from eastern Latvia, where Latgalians live and have a distinct culture and language until nowadays.
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