French Cyprus

[Lamahorse]

Florryworry, nice work. Forming France as Cyprus is good going!

Is it possible to form Italy as Athens or Naxos? Can the Knights form Spain? Can Gotland form scandanavia?

 

[Christopholes]

The Knights were moved to the Latin culture group in AoW iirc.

 

[Florryworry]

Florryworry, nice work. Forming France as Cyprus is good going!

Is it possible to form Italy as Athens or Naxos? Can the Knights form Spain? Can Gotland form scandanavia?

Anything is possible with a dollar and a dream

 

[volseraph]

EUIV has taught me a lot of things without being obvious about it, but I guess there's still bits of info I still have yet to learn about. Evidently, the last de Lusignan heir, a three year-old, died, ending the dynasty and opened the way for Turkish involvement

The fall of Lusignan Cyprus is really interesting, actually—a Venetian noblewoman, Catherine Cornaro, married the king, who died shortly after getting her pregnant; Catherine acted as regent for her son but continued as queen after her son died in infancy. The Venetians plotted to control her court, and eventually paid her to abdicate and hand the island over to them and leave Cyprus.

Catherine maintained a court in exile in the Venetian terrafirma until the War of the League of Cambrai forced her from there too, and she died in Venice.

 

[Thravid]

This is one of things I really like about this game. Even after about 200 hours playtime I still find stuff that I never noticed before, and more often than not that thing relates to some kind of little historical fact I never knew before.

Only 200 hours? Get out normie Kappa