What is OTL’s Edward VIII known for ITTL if his father didn’t become King of the United Kingdom?
Also, what are the origins of the Norwegian Glucksburgs ITTL, considering that Norway is still in a personal union with Sweden.
The Great Peace: A Long 19th Century
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Also, what are the origins of the Norwegian Glucksburgs ITTL, considering that Norway is still in a personal union with Sweden.
Being a British Royal Duke that undertakes the occassional royal engagement or governorship same as the grandsons of OTL George V would do later on OTL. He would have inherited the title of Duke of York from his father.
Branch of the family that settled in Norway after marrying into Norweigan nobility and inheriting lands in that country.
How are Britain's colonies organized? Is there some sort of Imperial Federation?
Just personal unions under a stronger Commonwealth (think OTL NATO crossed with EU).
Southeast Asia and Northeast Africa
SE Asia and NE Africa in the present day. Libya is Greek, Indochina and Nusantara (OTL Indonesia) are in personal union with the French and Dutch respectively after a peaceful transition to indepedence, the Philippines remain Spanish, and Malaysia is an indepedent elective Sultanate as OTL.
- Does India have any consitiuent monarchies?
- How long is the term limit for the leader of Thuringia?
- Who’s the longest reigning monarch from the German Confederation that is living?
1. The Princely States are still around. The bigger ones are provinces of their own, while the smaller ones are constituent states of the provinces.
2. 15 years
3. Franz, King of the Southern Netherlands
Question… how did this North Americandevelop? With the main divergences as no big wars after 1860… specifically the US had already taken pretty much all its modern borders by that time.
What were the butterflies here?
Gotcha.
Still be an interesting write up for what stopped American colonialism. Texas and California were juicy targets for them… I can see an 1812 loss to Britain stopping Oregon expansion…though it might be hard to keep so many American settlers out from the European side of the Atlantic.
The butterflies are fun though. Looking forward to it.
American colonists still moved west but the greater state power of Canada/Britain and Mexico as well as their greater military might ITTL meant that most of the colonists that did make it out west and stayed while not having any government or company aid against native raids and disease were content to remain under Mexico and Canada and any revolts were quickly put down.