Altered Maps VII: Making the World a Better Place

[gangleri2001]

Now that's going a little too far.

I just wanted to test my editor-friendly blank map. Here you got it:

In a couple of clicks you can edit the whole map.

 

[Agarwaen]

Nice one gangleri2001!

 

[bestrfcplayer]

Now that's going a little too far.

I think it was omega who went to far.

 

[Eran of Arcadia]

Moderator Action: I would argue that anyone who turns this thread into an argument about health care has gone . . . too far.

 

[kulade]

In another lesson in American exceptionalism, I couldn't help chuckling a little when seeing this map on wikipedia:

Green nations have ratified the Kyoto Protocols, gray have not, and red doesn't plan on ratifying it.

USA #1

 

[bestrfcplayer]

Reagons of the WHO.

 

[say1988]

Green nations have ratified the Kyoto Protocols, gray have not, and red doesn't plan on ratifying it.

Of course, how many of those ratified it and now completely ignore it?

 

[kulade]

Good point. Still, we can't even sign it and pretend in America.

 

[ZeletDude]

In another lesson in American exceptionalism, I couldn't help chuckling a little when seeing this map on wikipedia:

Green nations have ratified the Kyoto Protocols, gray have not, and red doesn't plan on ratifying it.

USA #1

Wait! I see another red country!...
Owait.. thats Puerto Rico..

 

[W|M]

bestrfcplayers pic is a big x, and I wondered what that red Caribbean country was...

 

[say1988]

Good point. Still, we can't even sign it and pretend in America.

On the other hand, at least you are honest (about this one thing).

 

[aronnax]

Map of the world 1421 of my best efforts.


Base Map

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Name Map

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[Masada]

I can't fault Southeast Asia. You even seem to have picked up on the Champa holding everything south of the Hai Van Pass.

 

[aronnax]

=P I chanced upon a very good map.

Since you are our local SEA History expert, I'll beam with some pride. =D

Im quite sure Im missing a couple of Principalities in Russia. And Central East India is a little weird for me too.

 

[Rhymes]

=P I chanced upon a very good map.

Since you are our local SEA History expert, I'll beam with some pride. =D

Im quite sure Im missing a couple of Principalities in Russia. And Central East India is a little weird for me too.

North America?

 

[aronnax]

North America?

I know great and grand North American Pre-Columbian Cultures existed in the North.
However, I decided to include only cultures that took on a more structural society in terms of laws, governance and political hold.

EDIT: Seems like I missed out one North American culture that fitted this bill and existed in the Timeline, the Mississippian Culture.

EDIT: I'm missing Zapotec and Tarascan states.

 

[gangleri2001]

You forgot to name Granada.

BTW, the Crown of Aragon and the Crown of Castille had itinerant capitals at that time.

 

[madviking]

You forgot some Khanate states east of Moscowy such as Kazan and Sibir.

 

[aronnax]

You forgot to name Granada.

BTW, the Crown of Aragon and the Crown of Castille had itinerant capitals at that time.

Granada absence is noted.
Did they have de jure capitals then? I'm quite sure the de jure capital of Aragon is Saragossa

You forgot some Khanate states east of Moscowy such as Kazan and Sibir.

Nope, I didn't.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khanate_of_Kazan

(1438-1552)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khanate_of_Sibir

(1490-1598)

The year is 1421 on my map, the year the Ming Dynasty moved its capital from Nanjing to Beijing.

 

[aronnax]

Did a bit more research, updated a couple of places, Mesoamerica, East Africa, one new Indian State that I missed out before.

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