Darknesskilla said:This IS the revolution
I suppose...
I guessed Paris could have had its Red & Blue inserted into the Flag of the Empire...
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I suppose...
I guessed Paris could have had its Red & Blue inserted into the Flag of the Empire...
It's The Empire. The Empire Is So Glorious That All Words In The Same Sentence Start With A Capital Letter
Of Course! The Empire Cannot Be Defeated, Even By A Large Coalition, Which I Don't Understand Why It Formed In The First Place!Darknesskilla said:It's The Empire. The Empire Is So Glorious That All Words In The Same Sentence Start With A Capital Letter
Was The Empire Too Dangerous For The Other Players?!
Sure It Wont, Sure!EUROO7 said:Of Course! The Empire Cannot Be Defeated, Even By A Large Coalition, Which I Don't Understand Why It Formed In The First Place!
Was The Empire Too Dangerous For The Other Players?!
Well things are looking good, I might even be able to arrange peace with Burgundy aswell, if Jambojones (Great Britain) agrees to peace for free (or for a lesser price). Then Castille And I Could Crush Aragon So It Leaves The Glorious Empire Alone. Believe It Or Not, The Empire Dislikes War, It Is Very Costly And Many European Leaders Are Very Stubborn (I Am Of Course Refering To The AI )
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Of Course!Darknesskilla said:Many European Leaders Are Very Stubborn (I Am Of Course Refering To The AI
Spain needs the gold--I chose then to do a slight analysis of Spains current situation and future outlook...should I become the 'perm player' or not...
The place of a unified Iberian power in the world was always questionable and never certain. Several powers vied for supremacy over the peninsula—Portugal, Castile, Aragon, and Granada. Granada had been dealt with long ago ending the age of Muslim terror over the region. One enemy dealt with, but three remain; Aragon is but a shell of its former self and allied with Portugal—both will fall, yet a strong protectorate exists in Great Britain.
The path to wealth and power lies to the west, where the fabled cities of gold may be. Explorers launched from the port of Andulacia in search of such places, but brought back reports that differed greatly. Instead of gold laden cities, mud and straw huts were discovered populated by heathens of varying hostility and aggressiveness. Hopes still remain that such mythical locations do exist as reports of strong but brutal people known as the Aztecs and Incas have surfaced. Expeditions have yet to find these people, but conquistador’s rabbid for fame, fortune, and glory endure to search these peoples out of the harsh tropical environment.
All focus can’t however be placed fully on the New World, powers rise around us that were once fractured and divided. The French to the north must always be looked upon as an ever present threat…Constant Vigilance must be present at the Gates of Iberia. The Venetians to the east have nearly united the once quibbling states of the Italian Peninsula in addition to conquering large swaths of Greece…to counter this growing power Castile allied with the dwindling power of Austria and the paper tiger in Hungary. Brabant while not close enough to be an immediate threat, promises to be a threat in the New World already having claimed a ‘New Netherlands’ The relationship with the Habsburgs will be nurtured to the largest extent possible and Spain will thrive to restore Austrian power, but a concerted coalition against the Austrians would see them fold quickly.
Most Spanish claims are in the New World, though some thoughts are of Asian wealth, but first the uncivilized heathen lands across the ocean:
**What textbooks will show as the Spanish Empire in 1821**
A peaceful expansion is desired but Spain will not suffice others trompling over territory rightfully granted to us by His Holiness the Pope. Wars hang in the balance to those that test our will.
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Trials, Tribulations, and Turmoil
What Will Come of Spain.
Trials, Tribulations, and Turmoil
What Will Come of Spain.
The place of a unified Iberian power in the world was always questionable and never certain. Several powers vied for supremacy over the peninsula—Portugal, Castile, Aragon, and Granada. Granada had been dealt with long ago ending the age of Muslim terror over the region. One enemy dealt with, but three remain; Aragon is but a shell of its former self and allied with Portugal—both will fall, yet a strong protectorate exists in Great Britain.
The path to wealth and power lies to the west, where the fabled cities of gold may be. Explorers launched from the port of Andulacia in search of such places, but brought back reports that differed greatly. Instead of gold laden cities, mud and straw huts were discovered populated by heathens of varying hostility and aggressiveness. Hopes still remain that such mythical locations do exist as reports of strong but brutal people known as the Aztecs and Incas have surfaced. Expeditions have yet to find these people, but conquistador’s rabbid for fame, fortune, and glory endure to search these peoples out of the harsh tropical environment.
All focus can’t however be placed fully on the New World, powers rise around us that were once fractured and divided. The French to the north must always be looked upon as an ever present threat…Constant Vigilance must be present at the Gates of Iberia. The Venetians to the east have nearly united the once quibbling states of the Italian Peninsula in addition to conquering large swaths of Greece…to counter this growing power Castile allied with the dwindling power of Austria and the paper tiger in Hungary. Brabant while not close enough to be an immediate threat, promises to be a threat in the New World already having claimed a ‘New Netherlands’ The relationship with the Habsburgs will be nurtured to the largest extent possible and Spain will thrive to restore Austrian power, but a concerted coalition against the Austrians would see them fold quickly.
Iberian Claims
Most Spanish claims are in the New World, though some thoughts are of Asian wealth, but first the uncivilized heathen lands across the ocean:
**What textbooks will show as the Spanish Empire in 1821**
A peaceful expansion is desired but Spain will not suffice others trompling over territory rightfully granted to us by His Holiness the Pope. Wars hang in the balance to those that test our will.
The gray border with France is likely to be a disputed area...the islands...disregard them, it was a mistake that I forgot to fix.
In North America, South America, or Central America? Yeah the 'claims' are a bit over the top but its just slightly more than what Spain historically controlled.
In North America, South America, or Central America? Yeah the 'claims' are a bit over the top but its just slightly more than what Spain historically controlled.
Look, I don't understand why everyone wants to dominate the world and wanting to spread their culture as the only acceptable culture...can't we just live in peace?
Be a bit like us dutch. We dont care what religion you are as
long if we can forcefully monopolise your products to serve our aims.
long if we can forcefully monopolise your products to serve our aims.
Indeed, religion is no mather here.Colonel Bran said:
Just dont touch my claims and let us trade with you
Man the Dutch's are awesome!
Edit: I smell a war with Spain...
Yes, it is quite pungent, isn't it.Griffin.Gen said:Indeed, religion is no mather here.
Just dont touch my claims and let us trade with you
Man the Dutch's are awesome!
Edit: I smell a war with Spain...
The arrogant King of Iberia loves the smell of (not yet discovered) gunpowder in the morning.
Don't anger the (soon to be homeless) Pope who rightfully decreed all land in the West to us...
