SouthernKing
crickety cricket
Most obvious things I'm noting on a cursory view through:
I'm not sure what's happening in NA, but it looks a bit odd, and Vinland doesn't make any sense in this world
Romance cultures have an odd distinction; IRL, the Iberian languages split first along the Portu-Galician line, with protoCastilian/Aragonese/Leonese coming out afterwords. Catalan is closer to Occitan than the rest of the Iberian languages. Presumably, if there's as much Semitic influence around Iberia as is indicated, there should also be an alt-equivalent of Mozarabic dominating the peninsula, too.
If you're invading China - which is a bit odd; the migrations headed to Europe for a reason (namely that China was a bit more competent at defending itself), then southern China should not be Han, or even Sinitic - it was still largely Austronesian around this PoD, and you're distracting the population migrations and military events that would eventually lead to the Sinicisation of the region in the next several centuries.
Vinland is based on the concept that the Norse were relatively unaffected by the events elsewhere, and had an era of expansion at the same time as OTL 8th-11th centuries. Its admittedly a bit of a leap as far as butterflies go but we've already done that by having Christianity and Islam exist. And its a thing i'd like to keep in.
I'll let you guys/Megs figure out Europe amongst yourselves, though I think we've decided a decent chunk of it is Muslim. Everything put there so far can be ignored. The only think I would suggest is Muslim Kent just for Nigel Farage's sake.
Re: china, I was under the impression that most of the sinicization of the south happened during the Han Dynasty, which I imagined still existing here in some form (until brought down by nomadic invasions from the west). But this can be changed. I don't imagine Hellenic China happening until the *Han falls.