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It should be Orthodox, if I'm not mistaken (and Ireland should be Orthodox in 1066, I think).
Hm, will British Isles be Orthodox or Catholic at the start, btw? (If we start as divided Christianity.)
It should be Orthodox, if I'm not mistaken (and Ireland should be Orthodox in 1066, I think).
Orthodox? I never heard of that, Celtic Christianity did have some own practices, but the authority of Rome and the Papacy were venerated at a same level as in other parts of Catholic Europe.
They had pretty much thier own flavour of Christianity and it certainly wasn't alike to the Greek rite, so will this really be a legit thing to do?
What do you think about the representation of the Slavic lands?
I can't say much about those lands, I really want to see culture and religion map.
Well, I just mean "not yet Catholic".
So you're not actually from Russia?
Celtic Paganism?
While officially the Great Schism didn't yet happen, the western and eastern Christianities were politically divided at least since Charlemagne and in 867 are different enough that they can be separated into Catholic and Orthodox.
I'm from Russia, but I only see two Nordic-Russian states on that map, nothing really informative.
Yep. But my point is that Ireland/British Isles weren't yet Catholic at the time. Or am I wrong?
Exactly. How legit according to you are the two blobs named Holmgardr and Koenugardr instead of a dozen of Slavic pagan tribes?
They had been for centuries.