Caltarania wrote:The Jonathanian States wrote:I actually was curious what exactly your history is.
Essentially, the War of the Sixth Coalition ends pretty much as normal, but the Six Days' Campaign (ITTL probably more of a Three Week Campaign or something) is more successful, dragging the war on a tad bit longer. During this time, French administrators and bureaucrats in Paris establish an executive-based republic, declares itself as the French successor state and sells out Napoleon in order to gain peace. With Napoleon still on campaign, they sign a treaty with the coalition that essentially reduces France to it's modern European borders minus Wallonia. The Bourbons are pretty damned salty, but the new French government essentially says they can live in France as citizens, and some of them begrudgingly accept. Then, some time after the war, the Belgian revolution occurs. French troops march in to "restore order", though in actuality use the event in order to reclaim Wallonia, establishing de facto control, and then likely forcing the Dutch to sign a treaty which gives them de jure control over the region.
You are the OP, so I'll ask you:
Do you want my honest opinion on this?
Sveltlana wrote:Shit, I really wanted to be Mexico.
Er, it's not reserved on the OP?




