1204 states

[spryllino]

The Lordship of Nauplia and the Argolid.

The gfx are excellent .

 

[Mad Man]

Thank you

And what name would Argos-Nauplion-Corinth have as a state?

Btw i made the map, years ago. Currently i am working on the cities, building and terrain gfx

I recomend just calling them Argos just to make it easy and then add the appropriate info in the civilopedia file.

 

[spryllino]

Its capital was actually at Nauplia, I think, though.

 

[Kyriakos]

Woudl anyone have a map of the most important cities in the region at 1204? The more detailed it is, the better.

Edit: These are some of the terrain gfx i made for the scen:

 

[Yui108]

This never happened

 

[Traitorfish]

No, it was a Principality. I'm not sure why it didn't opt for the title of "Kingdom", although it was, perhaps, a show of deference to the Kingdom of Jerusalem.

 

[Yui108]

ahh woops, this is embarassing to get Antioch and Acre mixed up

oh wow

sorry

that was really embarassing

geez

sorry

 

[Mirc]

the Vlachs of the time were semi-nomadic if not entirely nomadic.

The Vlachs of the time were certainly not nomadic, they were however not part by a single state, instead being divided into small voivodships throughout the whole 13th century. During this century, at least 16 different states with a Romance-language-speaking majority were present on the territory of what was going to become Wallachia and Moldova. The actually fought the Mongols and participated at the Second Council of Lyons in 1274. Not saying that makes them worth including in this map, but they were certainly not nomadic, and their political structure of the time was in fact quite elaborate.

 

[spryllino]

The Vlachs of the time were certainly not nomadic, they were however not part by a single state, instead being divided into small voivodships throughout the whole 13th century. During this century, at least 16 different states with a Romance-language-speaking majority were present on the territory of what was going to become Wallachia and Moldova. The actually fought the Mongols and participated at the Second Council of Lyons in 1274. Not saying that makes them worth including in this map, but they were certainly not nomadic, and their political structure of the time was in fact quite elaborate.

Interesting. Thank you.