WanV said:----Ok, but later. Now i don't have time. I should say i have experience to make mods for CK. My mod was introduced in Snowball(partner of Paradox in Russia) forums and after some updates it was recognized as relatively hictorically accurate (mostly Eastern Europe and Byzantium were modded).
Ok, I'd really appreciate if you could send me the list of updates when you have time by PM. It would really be great.
----Votyaki? Not in game? I have original english version of CK and there is Votyaki province...
It's Votyaki godamnit....you made me look for a half an hour trying to find Voytaki....:rofl:
----But Khazars were also turkic origin! Now they do not exist. Avars? You mean avars of 6-8 centuries? But they also were partly turkic, partly ugric. Also i should say that mongols in 11 century do not simply exists as separate MONGOLIC ethnos. Mongols appeared on foundation of some altaic tribes in 12 century.
Turkic or Mongol it's the same thing.
----Yes, they were. But does it mean that they were very different peoples? Most historians thinks that not. In that times slavs had early phase of ethnogenesis, and they were not differentiated. Of course they were different tribes but in "culture" terms they were similar. And in 11 century their similarity AFAIK was kept
Actually incorrect. They were very dfferent....so different that Byznatine and Frankish sources made clear distinction between them...especially Byznatine sources who had extensive contacts with both. And no most historian don't think such thing....find me a one, just one who claims Croats and Serbs are one people and I'll pay a million bucks.
----In which sources?
There are accounts by daughter of Byznatine Emperor Anna Comnenas about troubles in region of Epirus and present day Albania during the time of her father Alexius. We also have records from Byznatine historian Michael Attaliates about Albanois as subjects of the Duke of Dyrrachion as they rebelled against Constantinopole in 1041.
----We, Russians ( ), did not call them tatars in 11 century, we called them "volzhskiye bulgary". Russians begin to call them tatars only after some centuries after they were conquered by tatars-mongols. In 13 an 14 centuries bolgars were called mostly bolgars. They "became" tatars in 15-16 centuries.
Now you say you didn't call them and then that you did....you are contradicting yourself in the same line....amazing.
Semi-Lobster said:Thanks to my Wend thread in the history forum and Karl Martell's excellent map, I'd suggest Altmark and Anhalt Wendish. Not because there where tons of Wends there, but because there where very, very few germans there yet. They where still in the process of migrating to those areas.
Noted. Thank you.