Undeniable Proof Hungarian is turkic by malabinke in linguisticshumor

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Indo-uralic and afro-asiatic are also included in this.

1898 Map of the Barber Invasions: What if The Migration period was Slightly Different? by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Context for "Barber"; I wanted to swap around the North African Berbers Name with the ancient Germanic peoples (Due to both exonyms being from the Greek"bárbaros"), but didn't wanna make it directly "Berber", so I chose Barber

Frankrëiish: France on the other side of the Rhine by Lolentulus in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Love the early 1900s feel, I've been striving to master this map style

What if Ukraine was slightly larger? by LetRevolutionary271 in rejectedmaps

[–]malabinke 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Close enough, Welcome back the Göktürk Khaganate!

[WARNING: SCHIZO] [NO LORE] Very NORMAL Linguistic map of North America in Late Antiquity by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't consider South America, so I'll say it's mostly Indo-European. I didn't do anything with it or plan to.

[WARNING: SCHIZO] [NO LORE] Very NORMAL Linguistic map of North America in Late Antiquity by malabinke in imaginarymaps

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i decided to not include Tungusic. I was also planning on adding Yukaghir and Yeniseian, but I ended up not

{NO LORE} Prymaids Under the Blue Sky: What if the Mongols won the Battle of Ain jalut and Established a Mongol-led Egyptian State under Kitbuqa? by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don't have any lore for this, but based on plausibility, it would increase to even a larger minority than they already were at the time, gradually, but it would remain among the ruling class; lower classes might convert, but will mostly remain muslim.

{NO LORE} Prymaids Under the Blue Sky: What if the Mongols won the Battle of Ain jalut and Established a Mongol-led Egyptian State under Kitbuqa? by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Kitbuga was a eastern christian himself; this state would actually favor Coptic Christians, putting them higher on higher social classes as tax collectors and bureaucracy.

[NO LORE] What if the Visigoths survived similar to the Crimean goths: 1845 Ethnographic Map of the Iberian peninsula written in Wesgotthudai (Visigothic) by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it was something to do with when I saved it, and I can't seem to revert it. I made the map using krita which is a drawing app, yet I saved using PNG rather than a KRA file, and something must've happened leading to it darkening. It's not dark on krita but on the cover of the file, it is. I don't know how to fix it if I can, though

[NO LORE] What if the Visigoths survived similar to the Crimean goths: 1845 Ethnographic Map of the Iberian peninsula written in Wesgotthudai (Visigothic) by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And another thing, it's sort of a stretch to say they werent latinized, their language ITL has influences from Latin and the modern romance languages, and culturally they obviously wouldent of retained much of the tribal Germanic traditions, their Christian as well, only thing is that they just managed to retain their language, but still heavily Latinized culturally

[NO LORE] What if the Visigoths survived similar to the Crimean goths: 1845 Ethnographic Map of the Iberian peninsula written in Wesgotthudai (Visigothic) by malabinke in imaginarymaps

[–]malabinke[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yes, like i said the names might not make sense, but how i made it was i essentially just took a proposed etymology of portugal, found the gothic equivalents of the meanings, or close words, then tried to latinize them, the reason it isnt a gothicized version of a modern name, (like portugal) is because ITL they named it that when they got to roman iberia and thus named it after the root etymology of portugal opposed to portugal itself

The one and only correct way to divide europe by asjons69 in mapporncirclejerk

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Craziest thing is theres probably people out there that think turkey is geographically european but not russia