Map Thread XXII

The Situation in Europe as of 1813: The First Italian Empire, led by Napoleone Buonaparte, first emerged as one of Revolutionary France's Allies. Under the leadership of Buonaparte, he convinced France to give him all of Italy to reward his excellent performance. France obliged, having no choice due to their struggled position. Buonaparte, however, managed to defeat Austria and turned on France, turning them into a Vassal State. Afterwards he managed to conquer the mediterranean through local Nationalism and other Allies. He reached his height in 1813, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, but would afterward fall to the European Coalition.
Napoleon renaming Constantinople after himself goes crazy
 
The Situation in Europe as of 1813: The First Italian Empire, led by Napoleone Buonaparte, first emerged as one of Revolutionary France's Allies. Under the leadership of Buonaparte, he convinced France to give him all of Italy to reward his excellent performance. France obliged, having no choice due to their struggled position. Buonaparte, however, managed to defeat Austria and turned on France, turning them into a Vassal State. Afterwards he managed to conquer the mediterranean through local Nationalism and other Allies. He reached his height in 1813, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, but would afterward fall to the European Coalition.
Was this made with Google Translate? Tacchino is turkey the bird, Turkey the nation is Turchia. Also Kurditerra feels weird, just call them Kurdistan or whatever.
 
USSR in 1956*

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The Roman people were fond of liberty long before the principles of Enlightened Egalism were laid out by the illustrious Persian philosopher Karim Marsavi. Over centuries, they rose again and again, struggling against the Patrician oppressors and their Equestrian lackeys. Slaves and plebeians, farmers and soldiers, fishers and miners - all under the heel of the blood-hungry emperor. What they lacked though was unity: unity of thought, of purpose, of struggle. It took centuries to attain it. And in 1917, when Persian and Saxon hordes wreaked havoc in the Eternal Realm, it finally bore fruit. The people rose, and under the ardent leadership of the Spartakist Party and its glorious Tribune, Valerio Linnius, overthrew the rotten imperial apparatus. Now, nearly four decades later, the world laments the departure of his successor, Ioanni Staglio. It was under his guidance that the Union persevered through the terrible trials of the Great Patriotic Struggle against yet another Persian and Saxonian invasion. The future may seem dark for the moment, but the flame of the Revolution is always there, ready to be carried forward.


* map is not meant to be taken seriously
 
Europe I've mostly nailed down. Asia is, yes, the most frustrating part. As for South America, I've been revising that and will probably have something to show for it soon.
Looking forward to seeing Europe. And I hope you go back to Africa for some more lore: there are quite a few countries I'm curious about.
 
USSR in 1956*

dggmn5q-b811c7e0-f417-4157-b605-ba475f8e059a.png


The Roman people were fond of liberty long before the principles of Enlightened Egalism were laid out by the illustrious Persian philosopher Karim Marsavi. Over centuries, they rose again and again, struggling against the Patrician oppressors and their Equestrian lackeys. Slaves and plebeians, farmers and soldiers, fishers and miners - all under the heel of the blood-hungry emperor. What they lacked though was unity: unity of thought, of purpose, of struggle. It took centuries to attain it. And in 1917, when Persian and Saxon hordes wreaked havoc in the Eternal Realm, it finally bore fruit. The people rose, and under the ardent leadership of the Spartakist Party and its glorious Tribune, Valerio Linnius, overthrew the rotten imperial apparatus. Now, nearly four decades later, the world laments the departure of his successor, Ioanni Staglio. It was under his guidance that the Union persevered through the terrible trials of the Great Patriotic Struggle against yet another Persian and Saxonian invasion. The future may seem dark for the moment, but the flame of the Revolution is always there, ready to be carried forward.


* map is not meant to be taken seriously
Woah how did you make a map like this?
 
VALORANT's Servers Distribution Wold Map (Q4 2023)
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Here's a map showing every location (up to the fourth quarter of 2023) used to host servers for the game Valorant (from Riot Games), as well their respective regions/shards of intended use separated by color being the folowing: Americas (clusters NA - North America, LATAM - Latin America, BR - Brazil); EMEA (cluster EU - Europe); Asia-Pacific (clusters AP - Asia-Pacific, KR - Korea, CN - China). It's done using 2K-BAM​
 
VALORANT's Servers Distribution Wold Map (Q4 2023)
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Here's a map showing every location (up to the fourth quarter of 2023) used to host servers for the game Valorant (from Riot Games), as well their respective regions/shards of intended use separated by color being the folowing: Americas (clusters NA - North America, LATAM - Latin America, BR - Brazil); EMEA (cluster EU - Europe); Asia-Pacific (clusters AP - Asia-Pacific, KR - Korea, CN - China). It's done using 2K-BAM​
That's cool but this is an alternate history forum...
 
The Situation in Europe as of 1813: The First Italian Empire, led by Napoleone Buonaparte, first emerged as one of Revolutionary France's Allies. Under the leadership of Buonaparte, he convinced France to give him all of Italy to reward his excellent performance. France obliged, having no choice due to their struggled position. Buonaparte, however, managed to defeat Austria and turned on France, turning them into a Vassal State. Afterwards he managed to conquer the mediterranean through local Nationalism and other Allies. He reached his height in 1813, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, but would afterward fall to the European Coalition.
Great map! Small nitpick cos it's my hometown, Düsseldorf should be on the right bank of the Rhine.
 
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世界啓蒙探検隊
WORLD ENLIGHTENMENT MISSIONS
The Temporal Displacement of the Empire of Japan from the year 1934 A.D. (9 Showa) to the distant past, roughly in the early 11th century (10 Showa onward) is a phenomena yet without explanation. Yet, despite the temporary disruption, it's aftermath has proved to be an absolute boon. In the 40-year process of the 世界啓蒙探検隊 WORLD ENLIGHTENMENT MISSIONS a vast amount of progress has been made, both at home and across the globe. The West, under the stewardship of the Japanese expeditionary presence, is progressing swiftly towards their lost modernity.

In the Kingdom of England under King Harold has proved a ripe territory for the modernization project, with the development in the Eastern Railway Leased Territories being especially exceptional. The Kingdom has proven a surprisingly pliable testing ground, compared to the barbaric reactions to other missions which have necessitated the use of deterrent forces to contain the possibility of non-peaceful developments. The English Ports, readily modernized, also provide a useful base for ending the threat of Norsemen piracy, a chief goal of the Western Enlightenment Missions in this year, 56 Showa.
an excuse to mess around with making a map out of text
Cool idea for an ISOT! I’d be interested to see more of this setting.
 
The Situation in Europe as of 1813: The First Italian Empire, led by Napoleone Buonaparte, first emerged as one of Revolutionary France's Allies. Under the leadership of Buonaparte, he convinced France to give him all of Italy to reward his excellent performance. France obliged, having no choice due to their struggled position. Buonaparte, however, managed to defeat Austria and turned on France, turning them into a Vassal State. Afterwards he managed to conquer the mediterranean through local Nationalism and other Allies. He reached his height in 1813, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, but would afterward fall to the European Coalition.
Here's The Map of the Annexed Territories and the Division inside the Empire. After the Battle of Trapani, All of Italy proper was part of the Italian Revolutionary Republic. After the Collapse of Austria, Tyrol and Dalmatia were annexed into it as well. After The Empire was established and Italy turned on France, Provence was added to the Nizza territory. After a joint Portugeuse-Italian Attack, most of former Spain was annexed into the Republic of Portugal, apart from Aragona. But Italy did keep the Balearic Islands and Ceuta, and seized Gibraltar after a brief siege. The Biggest ones came with the War of the Fifth Coalition, When Italy defeated the Ottoman Empire, it kept some key locations for itself. The Port of Algeria was annexed into Italy, and an area around Tunis (renamed into Carthage). He also annexed Ragusa, (an Ottoman Ally) the Coast of Albania in order to block the Adriatic, the Peloponnese to supervise Greece, the Islands of Crete, Rhodes, and Cyprus to further control the Mediterranean, and Finally both sides of the Marmara Sea to control the valuable trade area, control Russian Trade, and also to boast that he now had both Romes.
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Here's The Map of the Annexed Territories and the Division inside the Empire. After the Battle of Trapani, All of Italy proper was part of the Italian Revolutionary Republic. After the Collapse of Austria, Tyrol and Dalmatia were annexed into it as well. After The Empire was established and Italy turned on France, Provence was added to the Nizza territory. After a joint Portugeuse-Italian Attack, most of former Spain was annexed into the Republic of Portugal, apart from Aragona. But Italy did keep the Balearic Islands and Ceuta, and seized Gibraltar after a brief siege. The Biggest ones came with the War of the Fifth Coalition, When Italy defeated the Ottoman Empire, it kept some key locations for itself. The Port of Algeria was annexed into Italy, and an area around Tunis (renamed into Carthage). He also annexed Ragusa, (an Ottoman Ally) the Coast of Albania in order to block the Adriatic, the Peloponnese to supervise Greece, the Islands of Crete, Rhodes, and Cyprus to further control the Mediterranean, and Finally both sides of the Marmara Sea to control the valuable trade area, control Russian Trade, and also to boast that he now had both Romes.
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Great stuff. If I know my stuff correctly though, “Littorale” doesn’t really make sense for Istria since it’s not the only or main littoral region in the empire. That name was given in the context of AUSTRIA where that was the case. The term Julian Venetia (Venezia Giulia) is a few decades away but the tern Istria exists, or perhaps call it Carniola or Littoral Carniola? Carniola Littorale? Fits near perfectly IMO.
 
Great stuff. If I know my stuff correctly though, “Littorale” doesn’t really make sense for Istria since it’s not the only or main littoral region in the empire. That name was given in the context of AUSTRIA where that was the case. The term Julian Venetia (Venezia Giulia) is a few decades away but the tern Istria exists, or perhaps call it Carniola or Littoral Carniola? Carniola Littorale? Fits near perfectly IMO.
Oof. I'll make sure to keep that in mind. I was actually gonna use Istria but for some reason i though that Istria was only applicable to the peninsula
 
Here's The Map of the Annexed Territories and the Division inside the Empire. After the Battle of Trapani, All of Italy proper was part of the Italian Revolutionary Republic. After the Collapse of Austria, Tyrol and Dalmatia were annexed into it as well. After The Empire was established and Italy turned on France, Provence was added to the Nizza territory. After a joint Portugeuse-Italian Attack, most of former Spain was annexed into the Republic of Portugal, apart from Aragona. But Italy did keep the Balearic Islands and Ceuta, and seized Gibraltar after a brief siege. The Biggest ones came with the War of the Fifth Coalition, When Italy defeated the Ottoman Empire, it kept some key locations for itself. The Port of Algeria was annexed into Italy, and an area around Tunis (renamed into Carthage). He also annexed Ragusa, (an Ottoman Ally) the Coast of Albania in order to block the Adriatic, the Peloponnese to supervise Greece, the Islands of Crete, Rhodes, and Cyprus to further control the Mediterranean, and Finally both sides of the Marmara Sea to control the valuable trade area, control Russian Trade, and also to boast that he now had both Romes.
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The Situation in Europe as of 1813: The First Italian Empire, led by Napoleone Buonaparte, first emerged as one of Revolutionary France's Allies. Under the leadership of Buonaparte, he convinced France to give him all of Italy to reward his excellent performance. France obliged, having no choice due to their struggled position. Buonaparte, however, managed to defeat Austria and turned on France, turning them into a Vassal State. Afterwards he managed to conquer the mediterranean through local Nationalism and other Allies. He reached his height in 1813, after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, but would afterward fall to the European Coalition.
THE OTTOMAN CRISIS 1814-1815
After the capture of Rome and the end of the First Italian Empire, Britain and France had hoped to re-establish the Ottoman Empire in its entirety. However, Austria and Russia had different Ideas. Both Austria and Russia wanted to use the opportunity to completely destroy the Scourge of Europe. And they weren't budging, especially considering that Austria and Russia occupied large swathes of Non-Turkish Territory in the Balkans, while the British only was occupying Cyprus. Furthermore, the restored Ottoman Government only had control over some parts of the Empire, as a lot was controlled by Ethnic Separatists and Turkish Revolutionaries. That's not even the mess that was the Levant, as Crusading Orders that had set up HQ during Italian Occupation had declared the "United Orders of Jerusalem", and was even recognized by the Pope. This caused the Ottoman Crisis, where a Diplomatic Deadlock between Russia and Austria, and France and Britain. There was also Prussia/North Germany, but they stood annoyingly neutral on the matter, as they wanted to procure diplomatic support from Russia and Britain on the legitimacy of the North German Confederation. The Deadlock lasted for so long, however, that a proxy war began, with Britain and France supporting the Ottoman Government, and Russia and Austria supporting the Separatists. While the Ottoman Government won a good amount of victories, the sheer mass of the rebels overtook them, and what was once the Ottomans turned into a bickering mess of Ethnic Kingdoms and Warlords. All that remained of the Ottomans was the rump Republic of Turkey, who managed to procure most of Anatolia, but A Greco-Russian Army stopped them from seizing Ionia or the Bosporus. For the Next Century, the Balkans would be little more than a battleground between Austrian and Russian influence, while the Middle Eastern land would do what it had been doing before Ottoman Rule, which was trying to re-assert the Caliphate.
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