Europe: My Poland Could Never Be This Powerful

It's rare to find someone writing about Poland, and it's good. But I haven't figured out your timeline yet. The Battle of Grunwald happened in 1410, and the Confederation of Poland happened after the Union of Lublin in 1569. Which year are you in?

The timeline of this book is confusing. The Jagiello dynasty became extinct in 1572. Sigismund I died in 1548. It is also said that the protagonist is his only son, but his son's name is Sigismund II August. The book also mentions that the timeline is after Henry's Articles in 1573. These characters and events go back and forth 🤦

The front is fine, but the back is completely fictitious and difficult. In the future, more protagonists will be awesome and forcibly strengthen Moscow and the Pope infinitely. Whether writing eu4 or writing real history, at this time, Moscow and the Pope were on the road to contrasting the centralization of power. There were even those who did not participate in the Crusades and were called public enemies of Europe. How did you write such a thing? In your Ck3 era, it was impossible to have the most powerful religious authority. When the rewards of the Crusade do not match the effort, people will not participate at all. Like France and Britain, when they faced the Hundred Years War between England and France, they did not participate in the Crusade against the Ottomans at all. Otherwise, how could the King of Poland die? According to what you say, the Pope casually threatens you. Then all Europe will participate together, and the Ottomans will be gone. If the Pope is really so arrogant, he has long been criticized by secular monarchs. The relationship between Shenquan and Wang Qiang is very complicated. They are both opposed to each other and complementary to each other. Otherwise, how could the Pope still be alive today?

All the comments on this book are for Qian. I have read so many books with such a timeline. What is so strange is that in the first few chapters of the first book, it was said to be Sigismund I, but a few chapters later, during the meeting, it was said to be Sigismund III. What is Vasa doing?

After a cursory look, I skipped it because there are too many fallacies that are different from history. First of all, the free veto was a product of the Bolivian-Lublin union. Before that, the golden freedom system was just a large number of privileges and king selection. Then, the control areas of each country did not match the timeline. In the 15th century, Pomerania should have been the Dukedom of Pomerania instead of the Teutonic Knights. In short, I can take a look at it from a perspective.

Very interesting, looking forward to the next episode

The new dynasty is prospering, Your Highness 😠😠. Poland, Russia, Germany, and Northern Europe can rebuild Scandinavia.

It's so beautiful. It's absolutely superb.

Not pretty and boring.

It's really exciting, but it feels like the progress is a bit too fast. It feels like it will be finished in less than 200 chapters. It would be a pity if it was finished in less than 200 chapters. For a book of this quality, it would have to be completed with at least six or seven hundred chapters. After all, the quality is so good and there are so few. It is a pity that it is finished. 🍉