1444, Byzantium Rises Again

The Thousand-Year Empire is still in decline, but I really don't want this novel to be the same as the original Byzantium 😭

If you update according to circumstances, just be honest and let it happen. If you draw too many pictures, you will make people angry. Now, you have really made a group of people angry. Of course, luckily I never believed in your pie. 😎It feels good to see you being scolded.

The writing is excellent, the plot is reasonable, there is no subliminal plot, and the description is sophisticated. There is no primary school student love or kindergarten-like emotional description, and there is no deliberately awkward plot arrangement to highlight the character. It is very suitable for adults to watch.

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The Roman co-emperor Isaac Palaiologos, with the grace of God, made a decision and issued a decree on January 31, 1461: Sea Power Decree - Imperial Naval Power Act Decree content: In order to enhance the power of the empire and protect the vast territory Sea Territory, to protect the Mediterranean Sea, hereby declares and orders: 1. Imperial Naval Power: The Roman Imperial Navy, with the authority and power given by God and law, must surpass all enemy navies and rank first in the Mediterranean. It must exceed the combined strength of the second and third ranked fleets. 2. Expansion of naval power: The Roman Empire's navy must strengthen and expand its power in the Mediterranean region, especially against those enemy countries that pose a threat to the security of the empire. 3. Fleet comparison: The Roman Imperial Navy must always be ranked first in the Mediterranean area, and its overall strength must be greater than the sum of the second and third enemy ships. Execution Order: Order the Navy Commander-in-Chief, Navy Commanders and all officers to strictly implement this decree to ensure that the naval strength of the empire does not fall below the prescribed standards. If any enemy ship provokes, it will be defeated. Penalty Clause: Any violation of this law will face severe penalties as a warning for the future. This decree is promulgated in the palace of Carthage in the year of our Lord.

If you really want to write about it, you can't break the situation. Even if you go back in time and cheat and win the Battle of Varna, it will be useless. Even if the cheating is more brainless and unreasonable, it will be useless to wipe out the country in Varna. Even with that little strength, you won't be able to divide the fruits after the war. The division of the fruits of victory depends on how much strength you retain after the war. Just a few thousand soldiers. , The people in the country would rather have a white turban than a heretical idea, and the outcome is nothing more than Jun Shiyi agreeing to surrender the city to him. Moria will still be his Roman emperor, but it will change from a vassal of the Ottomans to a vassal of Western Europe. With so much strength and people, you will not be able to divide the fruits after the war. You will have to rely on Western Europe in all aspects, and the domestic people are still opposed to you moving closer to Western Europe. The only way to break the game is to run away, which is unrealistic in Ireland. There is a good place in Italy. A branch of the Paleolo family is a marquis in Italy. Go there early and take the highest title in Christendom: God in heaven and Roman Emperor on earth. They run to the Italian branch to develop under the banner of recruiting reinforcements. They are wrestling with the Pope just like northern Italy in history. The title of Roman Emperor is a banner that the princes need very much. They can re-walk the road of conquest of Rome. This is more reliable than your dream of directly confronting the Ottomans. If you win a direct confrontation, it will be useless even if you win a big victory. With just a few people, the land is not enough, and the administrative system cannot be established.

The protagonist's start is too hellish. The author doesn't even give the protagonist a golden finger. Logically speaking, I don't think he can turn the tables. I really can't figure out how the protagonist can regain Rome. He has no choice but to run away to other distant areas.

At the beginning, let Bulgaria be the younger brother. He will first collect cores and declare Epirus, and then loan out mercenaries. With the morale provided by the mission tree and the Strait of Morea, he will wipe out several waves of local chickens. The contract will get 25 cents, and he will recover all the cores except Macedonia, and return the security to his younger brother. Gallia is adjacent to the core of the Kosovo gold mines, closes the Macedonian fortress, declares Ragusa that month, surrounds the Macedonian fortress, and the entire Ottoman Balkan part, takes another 25 cents and brushes the truce, and then eats Serbia and Naples, and the game is broken. Oh, don't play like this in reality, I'm talking about the game😜

At this time, only the capital Constantinople and the Morea region remained in the Eastern Roman Empire, and trade was basically controlled by Latin merchants led by Venice and Genoa.

The entire map of the Eastern Empire (excluding colonies) from 1476 to 1476 has been drawn by Gonggang Moyu. Most of the borders were drawn by hand according to the description in the book and the satellite map. Because I did not draw too carefully, there must be errors and omissions. Comments are welcome First edition Second edition The latest version of the map has been updated ✌️ with the following changes: 1 , Add land, ocean terrain and river systems 2. Add country names, city names, and ocean names 3. Modify the boundaries and affiliations of some areas 4. Improve the overall sense of standardization of the picture Since posting pictures at the starting point will greatly suppress the quality of the picture, so those who want to see the original picture can join the author's QQ group, I uploaded it to the group file

Let's talk about it, why do I think Junbao can't give up? First of all, giving up the castle would mean the complete loss of the inheritance of Eastern Roman legal tradition. Constantinople, no matter how dilapidated it is, is also the capital of Byzantium. A monarch who flees without a fight and abandons his capital will naturally lose his prestige! Secondly, although the slogan of jihad can no longer unite European countries, religious belief is still the most important spiritual pillar for the people at the bottom in this era. As a newly-rising jihadist and a member of the Purple Palace, Isaac has the duty to guard Hagia Sophia! Furthermore, the castle is located at the throat of the Eurasian continent, and the importance of its strategic location is self-evident. If Isaac wants to live in Europe, sooner or later he will have to fight to get back to the castle. If you can't hold on now, it will be difficult to get it back from Mu Er in the future.

The author ultimately eunuchs, just as the Eastern Roman Empire ultimately failed

Today's empire is qualified to use royal purple! ! ! It's still a bit time-consuming, please give me a thumbs up if you understand (°_°)

What else can I say? Damn it. I read Basque in May. I came back to read your book in May. I couldn't wait to see it online. I found out that there were 50 chapters in total. I complained to my friends in the group and thought about it for a long time. After thinking about it for a long time, I decided to join you. Now it seems that it wasn't there on the first day, not on the second day, not on the third day, not yesterday, not today, and probably not tomorrow. It's so unreasonable. What else can I say? Brother, it's not me who said you have to be trustworthy. Now, I can't wait to put this post up so everyone can take a look, ugh😅

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First of all, in the historical battle of the king's treasure, Osman attacked the king's castle with ten times the force, but he really couldn't win with overwhelming force. Finally, he relied on the strategy of sailing on dry land and used odd methods to win. Was it that Osman didn't want to win? Of course it's because Mu Er can't afford to delay it. Otherwise, he can completely trap the king's castle to death. Isn't it good to destroy an isolated city ten times without attacking it? Why doesn't he do it? The only reason is that he can't do it. The obvious facts are on everyone's face. Why pretend not to see it? And everyone needs to understand that Mu Er is the one who cannot afford to lose, not Ottoman. Ottoman is huge. Even if he loses this battle, he will at most be severely damaged by Ming Dynasty who lost Tumubao. At worst, it will be just crossing the strait to fight. In fact, I think the biggest advantage of the protagonist winning is that it can provide the protagonist with opportunities to develop. On the contrary, many book friends think that the protagonist should not care about Jun Bao. It is a big mistake for a person to develop in North Africa. Or if If the Ottoman leader is not Mu Er, a talented and strategic monarch, I would also support this. But the problem is that Mu Er cannot sit back and watch the protagonist develop at will after taking the Junbao. Some people think that the protagonist guarding the Junbao is simply cheating. But I think that the protagonist can develop at will under Mu Er's nose. That is cheating. If the invisibility trick is turned on, unless the protagonist goes further and really plays the Third Odyssey or transfers to Ireland, then just treat me as if I have nothing to say.

Army, military uniforms, emblems, number, type: The First Guards Corps, gray uniforms, crowned lions, one thousand men, heavy infantry; The Second Guards Corps, gray uniforms, desert foxes, one thousand men, light infantry; The Purple Guards, blue-purple uniforms, Palaeologne emblem, one thousand Men, light infantry, cavalry; Orc regiment, blue uniforms, Cross of Constantine, one thousand men, light infantry, cavalry; Black regiment, black uniforms, no insignia, two thousand men, mercenaries; Slavis legion, blood red uniforms, blood-stained eagles, three thousand men, mixed cavalry. In addition, affiliated tribes and affiliated vassal troops are included separately. Navy: Mediterranean Fleet, the Clark of the Grand Duke of Morea, the Clark of Saint Nicholas, etc. Atlantic Fleet, La Palma Caravel, etc. Territory: The Grand Duchy of Sirte includes two regions, a legion, and several fief areas. The Principality of Cyrenaica consists of four regions, a military jurisdiction, and several fief areas. The city of Ohlon (now Vlore, Albania). Viceroyalty of La Palma (now the western half of the Canary Islands) Viceroyalty of San Nicolas (now the Cape Verde Islands). The Viceroyalty of Pirzegos (now the Pirzegos Islands) The Viceroyalty of St. William (now the São Tomé and Príncipe Islands) Affiliated vassal (different from the fief) Adnan, Count of Ugu, emblem of the Desert Wolf. Count Yergubai of Baierdi, sunflower emblem. Allies: Monferrato - John IV, United Principality of Parma; Albanian Union Skanderbeg (informal ally); Commercial treaties: Portugal and the Kingdom of the Algarve, Republic of Genoa.

I feel that the protagonist's generation will definitely not be able to return to Trajan's territory. The area is too large, the population is still mixed, and the religion is chaotic. I hope the author can write a family epic like ck3. After the protagonist's death, he will write the story of his son, and after his son's death, he will write about his grandson. It will be written from generation to generation. I also want to read the story of Rome in modern times😊

In the final stage, the Neng eunuch is also a god.

How much is the monthly ticket? Author, I will support you by reading other people's books

Every time I write to a stage, I stop updating, then write again, and then stop updating again, over and over again several times. I really play the story of Crying Wolf to the extreme.

Starting at 1422, focusing on economic development and modern technology. Everyone is welcome to spray. If you are not afraid of spraying, just be afraid of playing solo

I can't stand it, so I just treat it as one more fully-booked historical text. I have nothing to say.

From 25.5.14-26.5.14. I once fantasized that it was just a short pause. Ray, when you finish reading, can you see this book coming back like lightning?

The start of the Danube Front in 999, when Rome was founded, uncovers the root causes of the crisis in the third century from various perspectives, builds the future Queen of Cities, sets the political pattern of the empire for the next thousand years, and shapes a new common identity.

Resurrect my proud faith😭

If I choose to write a book, just write it for me.

Recommend a book about the Soviet Union 🙂 "Rebirth in 1964: I am the Medal Emperor"

Is there anyone else writing about navigation like this in the Middle Ages?