The Rise of Great Powers1467

Current Holy Roman Empire, 1138 map of the Duchy of Poland, Burgundy and Poland-Lithuania

Are there any players from P club to check in?

You don't have to wait passively for the results of 1477. If Charles I really cannot be born, living is more important than death. The protagonist should fully support Charles I.

This double-headed eagle is the Holy Roman Empire version. I remember that the Byzantine successor and the orthodox Roman emperor successor are another version.

I'm bold, Charlie just doesn't want to split his skull😡

As a P Club player, I am still very interested in Brandenburg

How many EU4 players clicked in directly after seeing the cover 😃😃, and added to the book list after reading the title and introduction. Wise P club players

Is the foreign history section so cruel? There are almost none that do not die young.

Damn you, you are so broken, I am so war-weary that I am bursting with tears! Everyone calls for peace!

Now add the three provinces of Poland. How big is the Marquis of Brandenburg? Can you mark it on the map?

Update it, this book is great, I'm looking forward to the next one, that's how every great person comes here

In the previous battle with the Poles, the number of people on the right wing of the New Army was 1/4 larger. Instead, they were retreating steadily and needed reinforcements from the rear. It was obvious that the New Army, which had spent a lot of money to form, had a worrying combat effectiveness. Either the commander's level is too poor, or there are problems with the organization and tactics of the new army. Now that the backlog of work at hand has basically been dealt with, further reforms must be made.

Let me put it bluntly, it seems that not bathing was popular in Europe in the 15th century. Although bathing began in other regions after the Renaissance, the French region where Burgundy is located did not start bathing until the end of the 18th century. In other words, the little lolita that the protagonist retrieved was actually a woman who had not bathed for more than ten years and smelled worse than a rotting corpse.

Brother, don't give up. Keep up the good work.

It's rare to see this good book, I never thought about it. . . Is this in?

I hope to continue writing. I particularly like Brandenburg Prussia. I finally found a book about Xiaobo.