Caltarania wrote:Alleniana wrote:Why does this sound like Otto IV's Kaisertum Osterreich?![]()
Anyway, my app is edited, and I'll round up the history in a minute.
Research? We'll mainly be researching guerilla tactics and ways to improve vastly underdeveloped land (investment anybody?)
Actually, I just copied IOTL.
Frederick II was a Calvinist, most of northern Germany is Lutheran while most of the south is Catholic.
Also Reichsprovinz, which was a word I (think I) invented to describe the divisions.
Liecthenbourg wrote:Alleniana wrote:Why does this sound like Otto IV's Kaisertum Osterreich?![]()
Anyway, my app is edited, and I'll round up the history in a minute.
Research? We'll mainly be researching guerilla tactics and ways to improve vastly underdeveloped land (investment anybody?)
Japan would be of great interest in helping you out.
Also, give us sloths, plox.
In return for Japanese investment in building tea farms and rice paddies, we would be glad to export a wide range of animals from our Amazonian-themed menagerie at cheap, low prices.
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Hey,
"1730: The Austrian War
Bourbon mistrust rises sharply after losing the South American colonies. Increasing strife between Catholics and Protestants leads to The Battle of Santiago, in which Catholic and Protestant militias fight over Holy Site.
Bourbon Army steps in, Austrian noble Diego Vasquez, Count of Zamora claims the Spanish throne, launches another war. Decisive French Victory in 1734, after insurgent rebels are finally eliminated, along with Diego."
Is Santiago the one in Chile?





