Excellent! Yet another thread started by messing up the timeline! It's Red Alert 4!
And since this is a new thread, I'll make my first post in it a map from my EU3 game as of the year 1456. While the Byzantine Empire died several decades ago, it was the Ottoman Empire which perished around 1453 this time around. They've been reduced to a single province in southeast Asia Minor.
I'll see you all in about 30-50 years, I need to make sure to use these EU3 maps sparingly to avoid a ban on them.
Any questions and comments are welcome. If you'd prefer to not fill up this thread with them, however, you can visit the AAR/Story this map is attached to at http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=329824&page=2 and submit your questions/comments there.
Series of maps depicting an alternative history of the Quit India movement and the subsequent polarization and militarization of South Asia:
Spoiler:
1957
1958
1959-1961
Gandhi is shot by a overeager redcoat, not a radical Hindu. Basically, Pakistan crumbles into ethnic provinces; in the turmoil, Bengalis join forces to create a larger Bangladesh. Kashmir remains independent and India becomes militarized. The Iranian Revolution occurs much earlier, and the USSR pushes through to gain some Gulf Coast; India becomes fully aligned with the USSR instead of becoming the leader of the non-aligned movement, due to anger directed at the west for not helping them. It allies with the Pushtuns, while the Baluchis, Bengalis, and Punjabis form a pact with the US to curb growing Indian power. Kashmir takes the mantle of the Non-Aligned movement instead, a position joined by Iran, which is faced with growing American and Russian influence to sway either side. Eventually, Kurdish and Baluchi agitations with the country rent it in two, with the Baluchis joining their brothers and the Kurds forming an independent Soviet-aligned nation.
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