Okay, this is the fastest posting AAR, and the other writers are probably feeling pretty jealous right now

. Yes, I have a lot of time on my hands. So after this I'll lay off for a while.
Part Two: 1510-1515
Jeeze, I mean, right in the middle of 1510, as I'm dealing with Venice, Hungary Declares war! And the entire Austrian alliance. Oh my god, uh oh. Just then, I find out the beginning of the AAR is wrong! Selim I just ascended. Sorry bout that! And he's a General with 25,000 men under his command! But, the Austrian alliance has many men, and I am hard pressed!
Fortunately, Turkey is saved by Selim, as he utterly crushes Hungary, and we get Croatia and Pest! Then a revolt in Sinai (huh!? It's a colony) and... um well, the peace with Venice was lost in a um... fire, yes that's right, fire (WP)!
Part Three (last for this Chapter):1515-1520
I got England to love us! And Exchange maps! Good cash! We discovered the New World! And by the way, my character converted to Islam. A new Muslim! Some time, an Islamic World!
Civil war in France. Infidels vs. Infidels, if you don't mind me saying so .Unfortunately, the good news ends with a revolt in Pest! And again, just as the first on is over! One would think these Catholics are more trouble than they are worth! And then, the course continues its downward course as Sinan, hero of Egypt, Persia, and the best loved of all Generals, dies

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This is only slightly offset by the Lt. General Bali.
As the first treaty expires, we declare war on Persia, followed by declarations of war from The Austrian Alliance, and Venice. The sultan was furious, and ordered them destroyed. A vicious two front war was fought, ending in gains of Kurdistan from Persia, a white peace with Austrian Alliance (thank Allah, they had 80,000 troops in Pest!), and a peace with Venice gaining (for us) 750d and Illyria.
O.O.C. I'm exhausted. Almost five years of war! We are officially in 2nd place right now, but Poland and Spain could crush us now, France could if it was closer, and even the Austrian alliance could hurt us badly. By the way, feel free to criticize.