I could see a scenario where the Frankokratia remnants become mainly Catholic (even with their own rites like Ukrainian Greek Rite Catholics) provide an impetus for the revival of the label of Hellenes with a scenario similar to the one I envision being presented in this (fairly old) map: ...
A Good Map Is Half The Battle! The Military Cartography of the Central Powers in World War IDuring World War I the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire) were burdened by the heterogeneous structure of their military mapping-facilities. Nevertheless, in the ...
Hello everyone -- My name is Osama Gamal, I live in Egypt in Hurghada --- I'd like to give you an idea about this of my own change --- First: In this change there is a map of the world in 1806 with all countries, empires and famous historical figures such as (Napoleon, Muhamma...
The Empire Project: The octopus power After 1870, the global conditions in which a British world-system had first taken shape began to change rapidly. Between then and 1900, the political and economic map of the world was redrawn. New imperial powers, including Germany, Ital... J Darwin 被...
“Ships 2 Griots. Reveals the location of all Trading Posts, Treasures, and enemy fortifications on the map.” Enemy fortifications are buildings with the “Frontier Fortification” type, as well as Walls and Town Centers All benefits granted to your entire team Rano Indigo Production (III) ...
the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, and Russia. A Cossack republic emerged and prospered during the 17th and 18th centuries, but its territory was eventually split between Poland and the Russian Empire, and later submerged fully into Russia. Two brief periods of independence occurred during the 20...
If you owned an Xbox 360 at any time during your life, then it's safe to say there were probably a few open-world games in your collection. There's something about free-roaming games that players can't help but enjoy. Whether it's exploring the open map, interacting with the locals...
Explore the world's most famous landmarks. From the Eiffel Tower to the Taj Mahal and Angkor Wat to the Sydney Opera House, here are the top landmarks to see.
I was in Lexington Thursday-Saturday to give the first of this year’s Committee on Social Theory lectures at the University of Kentucky. The theme this year is “Mapping“, and this was the first outing for“Gabriel’s Map: cartography and corpography in modern war”. The video will be...
In the 16th century, during the reign of the Ottoman empire in the region, it was decided to fully rebuild the city walls on the remains of the ancient walls. The construction lasted from 1535-1538 and these walls are the walls that exist today. 1. Dubrovnik daninho_ibk / Flickr ...