Hello. This is a spinoff from the Victoria 2 forum, where occurances and scenarios in the game are interpreted as "historial fact". Allow me to start:
Bohemia, before being absorbed by the Habsburg Monarchy in the early 15th century, is best known for it's enormous gains off of the Golden Horde, which historians often define as, but not restricted to the lands of the Crimea, Nzihny Novgorod, western Ukraine, and the Zaporozhyne.
It was completely meaningless for the Europeans to extend any offers of alliance or vassalization to the Native American nations, for their troops would be useless against rival European powers or even rebels. Indeed, it seems that their presence on the land was only temporary, where it can more easily be gained by another civilization [:sad:].
Russia, formed by the Grand Principality of Muscowy and unable to expand eastward due to Qing interference, instead expanded southward, where it had over the course of several wars claimed Persian land well into modern-day Iran [occured during one of my D&T games].
Bohemia, before being absorbed by the Habsburg Monarchy in the early 15th century, is best known for it's enormous gains off of the Golden Horde, which historians often define as, but not restricted to the lands of the Crimea, Nzihny Novgorod, western Ukraine, and the Zaporozhyne.
It was completely meaningless for the Europeans to extend any offers of alliance or vassalization to the Native American nations, for their troops would be useless against rival European powers or even rebels. Indeed, it seems that their presence on the land was only temporary, where it can more easily be gained by another civilization [:sad:].
Russia, formed by the Grand Principality of Muscowy and unable to expand eastward due to Qing interference, instead expanded southward, where it had over the course of several wars claimed Persian land well into modern-day Iran [occured during one of my D&T games].