Historical Republics in the EU3 timeline

[unmerged(146885)]

Can you give me a full list of nations that were Republics during the EU3 timeline?

 

[Junuxx]

Go to your EU3\History\Countries folder and search for 'republic'

 

[Junuxx]

Oh whatever. The following countries were republics at some point in their histories in EU3's time frame.

UPCA
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Corsica
Danzig
England
France
Genoa
Germany
Gotland
Hamburg
HRE
Hansa
Italy
Krakow
La Plata
Lithuania
Louisiana
Mexico
Milan
Modena
Netherlands
Novgorod
Peru
Pisa
Poland
Paraguay
Pskov
Quebec
Ragusa
Revolutionary France
Siena
Sweden
Switzerland
Tibet
Tuscany
USA
Venice
Venezuela

 

[Raczynski]

Poland wasn't a republic in real life, thought it is one in the game.

 

[Riala]

sweden has allso always been a monarchy

 

[chankeen]

Canada has never been a republic. Quebec has never existed as a seperate country. (irl, not in game)

 

[unmerged(180019)]

Poland wasn't a republic in real life, thought it is one in the game.

I think it was one in name, if not in practice

 

[Raczynski]

I think it was one in name, if not in practice

It was called Rzeczpospolita, which is sometimes (mis)translated into English as Republic. Commonwealth is much better translation.

 

[OutsiderSubtype]

The thing is, EU3 uses the designation "noble republic" to mean a state where the ruler is chosen from among several noble families, sort of an aristocratic oligarchy, and not necessarily on a hereditary basis. That is why Poland has that government designation at some points, even though it was a monarchy.

 

[Raczynski]

The thing is, EU3 uses the designation "noble republic" to mean a state where the ruler is chosen from among several noble families, sort of an aristocratic oligarchy, and not necessarily on a hereditary basis. That is why Poland has that government designation at some points, even though it was a monarchy.

There is a difference between a republic and non-hereditary monarchy. "Noble Republic" as it exist in the game bears very little resemblance to real life.

 

[unmerged(146885)]

Oh whatever. The following countries were republics at some point in their histories in EU3's time frame.


Corsica
England
France
Genoa
Hamburg
Hansa
Krakow
Lithuania
Milan
Modena
Netherlands
Novgorod
Pisa
Poland
Pskov
Ragusa
Revolutionary France
Siena
Sweden
Switzerland
Tibet
Tuscany
USA
Venice

Thanks

 

[naggy]

Junuxx's list was simply from the files - no point debating, since some of those are revolters anyway. Canada wasn't even a nation during EU3, and Louisiana never was.

 

[unmerged(146885)]

Junuxx's list was simply from the files - no point debating, since some of those are revolters anyway. Canada wasn't even a nation during EU3, and Louisiana never was.

I know this. That's why when I qouted him I deleted all the revolters.

 

[naggy]

I know this. That's why when I qouted him I deleted all the revolters.

My comment was more directed at everyone else.

 

[john_who]

Oh whatever. The following countries were republics at some point in their histories in EU3's time frame.
...
Italy
...

No, Italy became a republic in 1946.

 

[GregElSho]

Well, if you put "Revolutionnary France", it's obvious that the good old BBB is the monarchic one, and by no means a republic.

 

[TiAcca]

No, Italy became a republic in 1946.

I think that's the Revolutionary country of the 1796 (even though in real that was "Repubblica Cispadana").

 

[Plushie]

It was called Rzeczpospolita, which is sometimes (mis)translated into English as Republic. Commonwealth is much better translation.

To some extent, the English word 'Republic' is just a graft from the Latin word for 'Commonwealth'.

 

[unmerged(147534)]

Sweden never was a republic?

 

[Trin Tragula]

To some extent, the English word 'Republic' is just a graft from the Latin word for 'Commonwealth'.

Rather it's the Latin word for a "state" as such.