
Rome's Rebirth, Starting in 1071
从1071开始,罗马的涅槃
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
51Chapters
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17Fans
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Reader comments 15
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After the battle of Manchikot
In fact, even if Manchikot Arslan won, the result would not be that bad. He had no intention of invading Asia Minor. Even after the death of Romanus and the treaty was invalidated, he restrained his tribe until he was assassinated. What was really difficult was the back-and-forth rebellion of mercenaries and civil war.
I can't stand the title issue. There is an eldest son in the European text, and there are all kinds of adults. The European text seems to be called by the familiar names. The unfamiliar ones are the xx Duke and the xx Emperor. You have no title and no position. I call you sir when I see you. I can't understand it 🙂
One piece per day
It is also an unpopular foreign historical zone. Just treat it as a hobby, it's impossible to get ahead. Ck I still like to play Alexios who has ascended the throne in 1081. He has great power (game). The east seems to be lost, but in fact it is available at any time, and there is no need to deal with complicated military leaders. The start is a bit difficult in the west 🙂
Approximate territory of the empire so far
It's made with eu4, there are still many inaccuracies, just make do with it
What can I say?
Man Chikelt!
If Roman citizens didn't have children properly, the population would be depleted and there was no way to save it.
The country is full of barbarians, and the number of citizens cannot increase.
Is there no specific situation map or anything?
I feel like it would be clearer with a map.
I feel like this plot is a little bit magical. Not only does the mastermind behind the national army's massive defeat act like a normal person, he doesn't have to be liquidated afterwards. He can even sit on the throne of the emperor openly, as if he is not a traitor and traitor who seeks glory for his country, but a war hero who has made great achievements for the country.
The author should update quickly, stop being a eunuch 🔪🔪🔪
Come on, you must be brave when writing about Rome.