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Regions of South Italy during the Roman EmpireRelated content
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Beautiful map really. So is the Hadriatic sea and the Hadrians wall at scotland connected somehow?
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I believe the Adriatic is named after a city in northern Italy (around the Ferrara and Ravenna regions), which was probably named Hadrian (possibly after Emperor Hadrian?)
edit: just looked it up. Adriatic is named after the town of Adria (or Hadria), and someone from Hadria was named Hadrian. So they are connected.
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Ahhh yes that makes sense the Romans also named generals that fought in Germania Germanicus for example. Thx for the info
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Do you have any ideas for an alternate map?
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Which states are you interested in and which ages you can do an alternate history for every war or event. Or make someone dominate Europe like a swedish empire.
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Probably in the modern age (After 1830). And I was thinking about new states or unions.
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Ahh. Well the most dynamic one is Germany simply because it was so Splittered and many different unification scenarios are possible. Austria-Hungary is very dynamic too as it can fall apart u can make a greater hungary or balkan crisis. A surviving ottoman empire at the balkans maybe too.or Russia falls apart.
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