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ChipNES II: A World Asunder
- Thread starter Swissempire
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. If its longer or shorter, i shall announce that
What comes to mind is number three,Swissempire said:
For such a glorious N-A-P.
Wubba360
Emperor
japan checking in,
Wubba360
Emperor
Shogun Tokugawa Ienari has died, his son Tokugawa Hitoshi will take his place.
Wubba360
Emperor
The new leader sat in his palace looking over maps of the outside world. He stared at them coming to descisions. He knew these maps were probably far outdated. Only through the dutch had they been able to gain any real idea of the outside. world.
His father had forever despised the people such as the portuguese who brought christianity and caused the rebellions.
But Hitoshi knew what wonders and acomplishments could be achieved through trade. Japan was isolated in the Pacific, but there was much potential for his little nation. Recently he had been receiving envoys from nations who his father had ordered to leave.
He was a fool. A man who did not look to the horizon. A man caught up far to much with the old days by dieing by the sword. The samurri must never be forgotten, but they must move on.
The world is moving far to much. If we do not move forward we will eventually be eaten up in the massive wave. Plans that is all he needed.
Japan had been sitting idol for to long, she had to start moving. There is no standing still in this world. There is only power and downfall. If you do not push forward you will merely collapse.
It was time to move forward. The memories of the past were there to help them. Not make us afraid of technology. Hitoshi understood. He would propel JApan to new heights.
It would begin. Japan would return once more.
His father had forever despised the people such as the portuguese who brought christianity and caused the rebellions.
But Hitoshi knew what wonders and acomplishments could be achieved through trade. Japan was isolated in the Pacific, but there was much potential for his little nation. Recently he had been receiving envoys from nations who his father had ordered to leave.
He was a fool. A man who did not look to the horizon. A man caught up far to much with the old days by dieing by the sword. The samurri must never be forgotten, but they must move on.
The world is moving far to much. If we do not move forward we will eventually be eaten up in the massive wave. Plans that is all he needed.
Japan had been sitting idol for to long, she had to start moving. There is no standing still in this world. There is only power and downfall. If you do not push forward you will merely collapse.
It was time to move forward. The memories of the past were there to help them. Not make us afraid of technology. Hitoshi understood. He would propel JApan to new heights.
It would begin. Japan would return once more.
Stormbringer
The Brick and The Rose
La Espana esta aqui
To: Said bin Sultan, Lord of Oman
From Tipu of Mysore
To protect the peace on Arabia’s Sea
We would ally ourselves with thee;
Our troops and ships stand at the ready
To solve those squabbles however petty.
From Tipu of Mysore
To protect the peace on Arabia’s Sea
We would ally ourselves with thee;
Our troops and ships stand at the ready
To solve those squabbles however petty.
Icmancin
WSNR Pte
Stormbringer said:
Lurker's Comment: L'Espana esta aqui.
Drake Rlugia
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Austria is here.
Kentharu
Zebra Commander
i need replies to my pms before i can send my orders
To:
Emperor Jiaqing China's lord and mighty king;
Tsarita Maria of Endless Russia
Sultan Selim of the Golden Horn
Maria, Portugal's Queen of Ocean Bounty
Monsieur H. Willem Daendels, Grand Pensionary of the Dutch
From humble Mysore greetings go
To lofty Lords from whom blessings flow
We would establish a connection
To see the wind and its direction.
Emperor Jiaqing China's lord and mighty king;
Tsarita Maria of Endless Russia
Sultan Selim of the Golden Horn
Maria, Portugal's Queen of Ocean Bounty
Monsieur H. Willem Daendels, Grand Pensionary of the Dutch
From humble Mysore greetings go
To lofty Lords from whom blessings flow
We would establish a connection
To see the wind and its direction.
Wubba360
Emperor
To: Qing
From: Japan
We ask for a 4 year NAP to insure peace.
From: Japan
We ask for a 4 year NAP to insure peace.
alex994
Hail Divine Emperor!
I am Portugal.
I might as well tell you swiss, I refuse to send orders by tomorrow at 3 AM in the morning due to my need to celebrate July 4th. So you might as well NPC Portugal.
To Britain and France
From Portugal
We offer both of you great powers a 5 turn NAP.
I might as well tell you swiss, I refuse to send orders by tomorrow at 3 AM in the morning due to my need to celebrate July 4th. So you might as well NPC Portugal.
To Britain and France
From Portugal
We offer both of you great powers a 5 turn NAP.
Edited for clarity
Icmancin
WSNR Pte
To: Austria, France (separate)
From: Lombardy
We propose a 5 Year NAP.
From: Lombardy
We propose a 5 Year NAP.
To: King Bodawpaya of Burma
From: Tipu Lord of Mysore
Our greetings Sire we send to you
With friendly thoughts about what we might do
Our troubled lands need repair
And our peoples led, from despair;
Join us now in an alliance
Should stand we need in defiance
Of those who come to claim what's ours
And false promises upon us showers.
From: Tipu Lord of Mysore
Our greetings Sire we send to you
With friendly thoughts about what we might do
Our troubled lands need repair
And our peoples led, from despair;
Join us now in an alliance
Should stand we need in defiance
Of those who come to claim what's ours
And false promises upon us showers.
alex994
Hail Divine Emperor!
You know, Mysore, Qing China, Siam, Oman, Afghan Khanate, Sikhs, Sindhs, Brunei, Burmaese, Nam Viet, Benin, and the Xhosa all being in the Early Industrial Age is perhaps skewed. 
For example, you say Early Industrial Age as in 1790-1840 OTL thus being able to produce cannons as well as being on the verge of mass production. This gives the impression that European armies are the equal of the above said nations in equipment and etc which is of perhaps over said.
They may have had exposure to European trade and science and also seen them in war, does not mean they are the technological equivalent of Europe. They simply do not have the technological base and the fact that most of them are ruled by rulers of conservative nature.
In fact, most of the nations in the Late Enlightenment Age shouldnt even be in the Late Enlightenment Age I doubt that most of them were able to produce guns and weapons similar to the European capabilities of the time of the Late Enlightenment
Yeah, my two cents.
For example, you say Early Industrial Age as in 1790-1840 OTL thus being able to produce cannons as well as being on the verge of mass production. This gives the impression that European armies are the equal of the above said nations in equipment and etc which is of perhaps over said.
They may have had exposure to European trade and science and also seen them in war, does not mean they are the technological equivalent of Europe. They simply do not have the technological base and the fact that most of them are ruled by rulers of conservative nature.
In fact, most of the nations in the Late Enlightenment Age shouldnt even be in the Late Enlightenment Age I doubt that most of them were able to produce guns and weapons similar to the European capabilities of the time of the Late Enlightenment
Yeah, my two cents.
The Indian Armies of the late 1700s (and early 1800s) were equal to those of Europe in training, equipment and leadership. Indian factories produced cannon of equal or better quality than those produced in Europe.
I do not know about the rest.
I do not know about the rest.
