Luckymoose
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nice chart Symph.
LuckNES2: The Fatal Balance
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silver 2039
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Wow the Ottomans are top...thats good for me.
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At one thirty in the morning the attack began. The cannons opened up from all directions in a massive thunderous bombardment. The heavy shots smashed into the walls blasting massive holes and craters. Powdered stone sprayed out from the impact covering the British defenders with a fine coat of dust. The smoke rose from the cannon and drifted away. Then a more terrifying sound began. The scream of the Mysorean war rockets, thousands of rockets streaked to the sky smashing into the positions of the defenders with massive explosions and great plumes of smoke. The steady bombardment continued.
Towards noon the Mysorean forces advanced in silence at a steady pace toward the British city of Bhubaneshwar . Stopping they opened fire in one concentrated volley that ripped through the British defender, the British retaliated and the battlefield was covered with smoke, gunshots and the screams of the dying. The hail of bullets cut down hundreds of soldiers, smoke from the gunss, cannons, rockets and fires obscured the battlefield in a smoky haze.
Tipu Sultan surveying the battlefield on horseback ordered the conscripts forward. The mass of soldiers charged toward British lines screaming, the first line impacted and the fierce and desperate hand-to-hand fighting began.
The better trained and armed British regulars inflicted horrendous casualties on the conscripts driving them back with bayonet and rifles. The conscripts began falling back. Tipu Sultan rode his horse forward shouting threats and encouragements urging his soldiers on and throwing fresh waves at British lines. Wave after waves of conscripts crashed into British lines as waves breaking against the shore.
The British lines began buckling under the pressure falling back under the press of Mysorean soldiers.
Tipu Sultan ordered the Mysorean regulars forward. The British line shattered under the last offensive. Mysorean rifle fire tore through British ranks. Tipu Sultan charged forward with his cavalry hacking through British soldiers. The mobile Mysorean cavalry rode through the British defenders trampling the first line. Waving his bloody sword Tipu Sultan shouted to his cannoneers and cushoons to open fire.
With thunderous booms the cannons opened up smashing into the walls of the city. One section of the wall collapsed under concentrate fire. Elsewhere a lucky cannon shot blasted the wooden gate apart peppering the nearby troops with wooden splinters. The rockets screamed overhead lighting up the sky with great flashed and shrieks. The cushoon commanders pushed their rocket carts foward increasing the range of the rockets which fell deeper and deeper into British lines, the sharpnel rockets exploded spraying jagged pieces of metal into British flesh.
The Mysorean forces surged forward forcing their way through the destroyed gateway. The British soldiers on the walls were rapidly picked off. Others fled into the city but were rapidly hunted down by the rebel forces from within.
The British defenses collapsed as the few survivors surrendered and were captured.
Tipu Sultan rode through the shattered gates triumphantly at the head of his army. The last pockets of British resistance had been crushed and the city secured. The Mysorean Army marched down the city streets flanked by the rebel forces at their sides and Tipu Sultan at the head. The Indian people lined the streets watching the mighty army, they cheered at their liberation from the hands of the British. Women wept with joy and men offered to join the Mysoreans offering their services.
Mysore was victorious.
Towards noon the Mysorean forces advanced in silence at a steady pace toward the British city of Bhubaneshwar . Stopping they opened fire in one concentrated volley that ripped through the British defender, the British retaliated and the battlefield was covered with smoke, gunshots and the screams of the dying. The hail of bullets cut down hundreds of soldiers, smoke from the gunss, cannons, rockets and fires obscured the battlefield in a smoky haze.
Tipu Sultan surveying the battlefield on horseback ordered the conscripts forward. The mass of soldiers charged toward British lines screaming, the first line impacted and the fierce and desperate hand-to-hand fighting began.
The better trained and armed British regulars inflicted horrendous casualties on the conscripts driving them back with bayonet and rifles. The conscripts began falling back. Tipu Sultan rode his horse forward shouting threats and encouragements urging his soldiers on and throwing fresh waves at British lines. Wave after waves of conscripts crashed into British lines as waves breaking against the shore.
The British lines began buckling under the pressure falling back under the press of Mysorean soldiers.
Tipu Sultan ordered the Mysorean regulars forward. The British line shattered under the last offensive. Mysorean rifle fire tore through British ranks. Tipu Sultan charged forward with his cavalry hacking through British soldiers. The mobile Mysorean cavalry rode through the British defenders trampling the first line. Waving his bloody sword Tipu Sultan shouted to his cannoneers and cushoons to open fire.
With thunderous booms the cannons opened up smashing into the walls of the city. One section of the wall collapsed under concentrate fire. Elsewhere a lucky cannon shot blasted the wooden gate apart peppering the nearby troops with wooden splinters. The rockets screamed overhead lighting up the sky with great flashed and shrieks. The cushoon commanders pushed their rocket carts foward increasing the range of the rockets which fell deeper and deeper into British lines, the sharpnel rockets exploded spraying jagged pieces of metal into British flesh.
The Mysorean forces surged forward forcing their way through the destroyed gateway. The British soldiers on the walls were rapidly picked off. Others fled into the city but were rapidly hunted down by the rebel forces from within.
The British defenses collapsed as the few survivors surrendered and were captured.
Tipu Sultan rode through the shattered gates triumphantly at the head of his army. The last pockets of British resistance had been crushed and the city secured. The Mysorean Army marched down the city streets flanked by the rebel forces at their sides and Tipu Sultan at the head. The Indian people lined the streets watching the mighty army, they cheered at their liberation from the hands of the British. Women wept with joy and men offered to join the Mysoreans offering their services.
Mysore was victorious.
Luckymoose
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Nice story Silver.
Thlayli
Le Pétit Prince
Moose, I can't seem to find French stats anywhere. 
silver 2039
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Meh I gave it a cursory glance.
The Baltic stats are also missing.
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To East India Company
From Empire of Greater Mysore
Treaty of Bangalore
Treaty of perpetual peace and friendship between the Honorable the English East India Company and the Tippu Sultan Bahadur, on his own behalf; for the countries of Srirangapatna Hyder Nagur etc.and all his other possessions on behalf of the Honorable English East India Company for all their possessions, delegated by the Honorable the Governor General & Council appointed by the King & Parliament of Great Britain, to direct & control all political affairs of the Honorable English East India Company in India, by the said Sultan agreeably to the following Articles, which are to be strictly and invariably, observed as long as the Sun & Moon shall last, by both parties, that is to say, by the English Company & the four Governments of Ottoman Empire, Sikh Punjab, and Afghan Khanate, and the Empire of Greater Mysore.
Article 1st
.--Peace & friendship shall immediately take place between the said Company the Tippu Sultan Bahadur & their friends, and allies, particularly including therein the Emperor of the Ottomans & Khan of the Afghans, & the Ruler of the Sikhs who are friends & allies to the Empire of Greater Mysore, also East India Companies friends & allies, the Sultanate of Sindh are included in this treaty, the English will not directly or indirectly assist the enemies of the Tippu Sultan Bahadur nor make war upon his friends or allies, and Tippu Sultan Bahadur will not directly or indirectly assist the enemies, nor make war upon the friends or allies of the English.
Article 2nd.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the Treaty by Tippu Sultan Bahadur and the three English Commissioners, the said Commissioners shall send orders for the complete evacuation of India, and the restoration of all the forts and places in it, now possessed by his troops to the aforementioned Empire, & such evacuation and restoration shall actually & effectually be made in the space of thirty days from the day of signing the treaty, and the said Sultan shall also immediately after signing the treaty send orders for the release of all the persons who were taken & made prisoners in the late war, and now alive, whether European or Native, and for their being safely conducted to & delivered at such to the territory of Malaya, as shall the East Indian Company deliver its prisoners nearest to the places where they now are, so that the said release & delivery of the prisoners shall actually & effectually be made in thirty days from the day of signing the Treaty
Article 3rd.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the treaty the English Commissioners shall give written orders for the delivery of all of the lands of the Marathas, Hyderabad’s, Gujurat,Bengal, and Nepal to Tippu Sultan Bahadur The Commissioners will likewise give at the same time written orders for the immediate delivery the lands of Delhi, Agra, Kashmir, and all areas of north India to the Sikhs and immediately after the release and delivery of the prisoners, as before mentioned, the fort and district of Rangoon shall be evacuated & handed over to the Ottoman Emperor and none of the troops of the Company shall afterwards remain in the country of India.
Article 4th.
-- The district of Sindh shall be evacuated and handed over to the Sikhs in the presence of any one person, without troops, whom Tippu Sultan Bahadur may appoint for that purpose, and at the same time that the orders are given, for the evacuation and delivery, the said Sultan of Sindh shall give written orders for the evacuation, and delivery of all his territories to the Sikhs. He and his family shall be permitted to take their posessions and seek exile.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the treaty the English Commissioners shall give written orders for the delivery of all of the costal lands of Burma to the aforementioned Kingdom (with notable exclusion to the city ceaded to the Ottoman Empire)
Article 5th.
--After the conclusion of this treaty the East India Company will make no claim whatever in future on India
Article 6th.
.--All persons whatsoever, who have been taken & carried away from India by the East India Company, or by Tippu Sultan Bahadur, or otherwise belonging to India, and now in Tippu Sultan Bahadur's dominions, and willing to return, shall be immediately allowed to return with their families & children, or as soon as may be convenient to themselves, and all persons belonging to the East India Company, who were taken prisoners, shall also be released & permitted immediately to return.
Article 7th.
--This being the happy period of general peace and reconciliation, Tippu Sultan Bahadur as a testimony and proof of his friendship to the English, agrees that the Christians shall not be molested
Article l0th.
--This treaty shall be signed and sealed by the English Commissioners and a copy of it shall afterwards be signed & sealed by the King, and returned to the Tippu Sultan Bahadur, in one month, or sooner, if possible, and the same shall be acknowledged under the hands & seals of the Ottoman Emperor & Afghan Khan, & Ruler of the Sikhs & Sultan of Sindh, as binding upon all the Governments in India, and copies of the treaty, so acknowledged, shall be sent to the said Sultan in three months, or sooner, if possible.
In testimony whereof, the said contracting parties have signed, sealed, and interchangeably delivered two instruments of the same tenor and date, to wit, the said three Commissioners on behalf of the Honorable English East India Company and the said Tippu Sultan Bahadur on his own behalf, and the dominions of Srirangapatna and Hyder Nagur & ca. Thus executed at Bangalore.
Signed and Sealed by:
Tippu Sultan Bahadur of The Empire of Greater Mysore
Requiring the Signatures and Seals of:
The Ottoman Emperor
The Afghan Khan
Ruler of the Sikhs
Three Commissoners of the East India Company
The Sultanate of Sindh
Map:
From Empire of Greater Mysore
Treaty of Bangalore
Treaty of perpetual peace and friendship between the Honorable the English East India Company and the Tippu Sultan Bahadur, on his own behalf; for the countries of Srirangapatna Hyder Nagur etc.and all his other possessions on behalf of the Honorable English East India Company for all their possessions, delegated by the Honorable the Governor General & Council appointed by the King & Parliament of Great Britain, to direct & control all political affairs of the Honorable English East India Company in India, by the said Sultan agreeably to the following Articles, which are to be strictly and invariably, observed as long as the Sun & Moon shall last, by both parties, that is to say, by the English Company & the four Governments of Ottoman Empire, Sikh Punjab, and Afghan Khanate, and the Empire of Greater Mysore.
Article 1st
.--Peace & friendship shall immediately take place between the said Company the Tippu Sultan Bahadur & their friends, and allies, particularly including therein the Emperor of the Ottomans & Khan of the Afghans, & the Ruler of the Sikhs who are friends & allies to the Empire of Greater Mysore, also East India Companies friends & allies, the Sultanate of Sindh are included in this treaty, the English will not directly or indirectly assist the enemies of the Tippu Sultan Bahadur nor make war upon his friends or allies, and Tippu Sultan Bahadur will not directly or indirectly assist the enemies, nor make war upon the friends or allies of the English.
Article 2nd.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the Treaty by Tippu Sultan Bahadur and the three English Commissioners, the said Commissioners shall send orders for the complete evacuation of India, and the restoration of all the forts and places in it, now possessed by his troops to the aforementioned Empire, & such evacuation and restoration shall actually & effectually be made in the space of thirty days from the day of signing the treaty, and the said Sultan shall also immediately after signing the treaty send orders for the release of all the persons who were taken & made prisoners in the late war, and now alive, whether European or Native, and for their being safely conducted to & delivered at such to the territory of Malaya, as shall the East Indian Company deliver its prisoners nearest to the places where they now are, so that the said release & delivery of the prisoners shall actually & effectually be made in thirty days from the day of signing the Treaty
Article 3rd.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the treaty the English Commissioners shall give written orders for the delivery of all of the lands of the Marathas, Hyderabad’s, Gujurat,Bengal, and Nepal to Tippu Sultan Bahadur The Commissioners will likewise give at the same time written orders for the immediate delivery the lands of Delhi, Agra, Kashmir, and all areas of north India to the Sikhs and immediately after the release and delivery of the prisoners, as before mentioned, the fort and district of Rangoon shall be evacuated & handed over to the Ottoman Emperor and none of the troops of the Company shall afterwards remain in the country of India.
Article 4th.
-- The district of Sindh shall be evacuated and handed over to the Sikhs in the presence of any one person, without troops, whom Tippu Sultan Bahadur may appoint for that purpose, and at the same time that the orders are given, for the evacuation and delivery, the said Sultan of Sindh shall give written orders for the evacuation, and delivery of all his territories to the Sikhs. He and his family shall be permitted to take their posessions and seek exile.
--Immediately after signing and sealing the treaty the English Commissioners shall give written orders for the delivery of all of the costal lands of Burma to the aforementioned Kingdom (with notable exclusion to the city ceaded to the Ottoman Empire)
Article 5th.
--After the conclusion of this treaty the East India Company will make no claim whatever in future on India
Article 6th.
.--All persons whatsoever, who have been taken & carried away from India by the East India Company, or by Tippu Sultan Bahadur, or otherwise belonging to India, and now in Tippu Sultan Bahadur's dominions, and willing to return, shall be immediately allowed to return with their families & children, or as soon as may be convenient to themselves, and all persons belonging to the East India Company, who were taken prisoners, shall also be released & permitted immediately to return.
Article 7th.
--This being the happy period of general peace and reconciliation, Tippu Sultan Bahadur as a testimony and proof of his friendship to the English, agrees that the Christians shall not be molested
Article l0th.
--This treaty shall be signed and sealed by the English Commissioners and a copy of it shall afterwards be signed & sealed by the King, and returned to the Tippu Sultan Bahadur, in one month, or sooner, if possible, and the same shall be acknowledged under the hands & seals of the Ottoman Emperor & Afghan Khan, & Ruler of the Sikhs & Sultan of Sindh, as binding upon all the Governments in India, and copies of the treaty, so acknowledged, shall be sent to the said Sultan in three months, or sooner, if possible.
In testimony whereof, the said contracting parties have signed, sealed, and interchangeably delivered two instruments of the same tenor and date, to wit, the said three Commissioners on behalf of the Honorable English East India Company and the said Tippu Sultan Bahadur on his own behalf, and the dominions of Srirangapatna and Hyder Nagur & ca. Thus executed at Bangalore.
Signed and Sealed by:
Tippu Sultan Bahadur of The Empire of Greater Mysore
Requiring the Signatures and Seals of:
The Ottoman Emperor
The Afghan Khan
Ruler of the Sikhs
Three Commissoners of the East India Company
The Sultanate of Sindh
Map:
Kentharu
Zebra Commander
Farrow do you have aim or msn or something
silver 2039
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aj_k_2003@hotmail.com come online.
I have AIM and it is Emperor Farow.
alex994
Hail Divine Emperor!
OOC: Oh god, the map burns my eyes. Please do try to fix it or at least put it into a spoiler instead of ruining everything on this one page 
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To Britian and East India Company
From the Empire of Greater Mysore
Very well then your fate is sealed. There shall be no peace as long as there is a single piece of British land in India and a single British soldier yet lives. The people of India have expressed their desire to be free of British rule and we shall not rest till their aspiration is met. Your demands are outraegous and far above your capacity. Britian has no more than 5 divisions remaning in India, the mighty armies of the Sikhs, Afghans, and Mysore close in, the Indian people rise up in reveloution, the Sepoys Mutuiny, the Great Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II has thrown off the shackles of his bondage and rise up as well. Together we shall destroy you absoloutley. You shall regret the day you turned this peace down.
From the Empire of Greater Mysore
Very well then your fate is sealed. There shall be no peace as long as there is a single piece of British land in India and a single British soldier yet lives. The people of India have expressed their desire to be free of British rule and we shall not rest till their aspiration is met. Your demands are outraegous and far above your capacity. Britian has no more than 5 divisions remaning in India, the mighty armies of the Sikhs, Afghans, and Mysore close in, the Indian people rise up in reveloution, the Sepoys Mutuiny, the Great Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II has thrown off the shackles of his bondage and rise up as well. Together we shall destroy you absoloutley. You shall regret the day you turned this peace down.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Moose, I can't seem to find French stats anywhere.
I already added the new players stats to the PC Stats so they are in there.
Thanks for the stats Moose. 
Could you please correct the spelling of my president's name? It should be Karl Johan, not Jahon.
Could you please correct the spelling of my president's name? It should be Karl Johan, not Jahon.
Luckymoose
The World is Mine
Thanks for the stats Moose.
Could you please correct the spelling of my president's name? It should be Karl Johan, not Jahon.
Done. xcl xcl
Symphony D.
Deity
OOC: Damnit j_eps, it's been three days. Answer the PM already, I want to send orders.
