What historical monarch do you most identify with?
For me it's George IV, a fat alcoholic.
>>3322472
This guy because I'm an eternal loser with barely anything good in my life happening.
Unironically Nicky.
Hard mode: don't mention this guy
When did states begin to develop permanent and controlled borders?
>>3322464
Once the Roman Republic gained control of the Italian Peninsula, they had what was essentially comparable to a modern nation-state, with Rome as capital of course.
Early Modern Era, more closely 18th century when diplomacy started developing into its own branch and precise international agreements slowly started emerging.
>>3322470
>Rome was comparable to a modern nation-state
God the amount of bullshit i read on this fucking board.
>>3322475
>Rome was comparable to a modern nation-state
No, the Italian peninsula, under Rome's control, was comparable to nation-state. Rome itself was merely the capital.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/08/170831134221.htm
>Newly discovered human-like footprints from Crete may put the established narrative of early human evolution to the test. The footprints are approximately 5.7 million years old and were made at a time when previous research puts our ancestors in Africa -- with ape-like feet.
>europeans had even more time to develop
Hmm...
>>3322443
Indeed
>>3322443
>he thinks all technology is developed in a vacuum and is linear
Lol
Good guy or bad guy? Hero or villain?
>>3322402
necessary villain. He was bad regarding the morality of his "bidness" but necessary in his legacy. Being the formation of Russia and establishing safe trade networks from Europe to Asia
>>3322402
MOST ALPHA MALE IN HISTORY. MOST ALPHA MALE EMPIRE IN HISTORY.
I think that's kublai not temujin. Mongols did nothing but destroy civilizations so they're bad.
How much do we really know about history? How much of it is fabricated or not? Is there a chance that all of it could be a lie?
That is the beauty of history. A lot of it is manufactured/propaganda. The art is the story, the science is using our best tools to decipher it through all the bullshit.
This is why anthropological-archaeology is so important in order to help us contextualize where the writings have disappeared.
Consider the following, Herodotus the guy stickied too the board is perhaps one of the biggest bullshitters of the Roman story/history, yet we have to use most of his writings to help put the time period into perspective.
It is actually quite fitting to have him as a mascot on this board as a lot of anons ascribe to a lot of "conspiracy" theories and historical propaganda that has made it through the ages (myself included at times)
>>3321747
>Herodotus
>Roman
the absolute state of this board
>>3321819
I know he is from Halicarnassus. I meant to say Greek my nigga. Thanks
What would Europe look like if the Central Powers won?
>>3322400
Probably like the pic you posted retard
Like this
How come in every Central Powers victory map or whatever else I see, Austria-Hungary is always split up? Is there a historical reason for this?
What if Poland-Lithuania never invented Prussia???
>>3322338
nazi germany wouldn't be half as cool or tragic
>>3322338
6 million jews too many is what would've happend
>>3322338
no partitions, no "german" nation
>Christcucks still in denial that they're religion is just astrology and sun worship that had been around for millennia already repacked to them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD9f0XU_S78
I think you forgot your handle @ImperialCult
If the Soviet victory over the Germans didn't count because the Germans were outnumbered, does that mean the German victory over the Polish didn't count because the Polish were outnumbered?
>>3322285
Are you Jewish, OP?
Nazi Germany's only success was Hitler successfully killing himself.
>>3322294
The German women got to have sex with real Soviet men instead of having to put up with tiny-dicked German men
Could it be saved?
It was saved though. Latin dog.
>>3320350
If only the backstabbing Hellenics in the government had not diverted all the resources to fuel their hedonistic realm in Byzantium, that is how the Roman Empire would've survived.
Give me arguments against hard determinism.
>For Romans in Rome's quarrel spared neither land nor gold,
>Nor son nor wife, nor limb nor life,
>In the brave days of old
>Then none was for a party;
>Then all were for the state;
>Then the great man helped the poor,
>And the poor man loved the great;
>Then lands were fairly portioned;
>Then spoils were fairly sold;
>The Romans were like brothers in the brave days of old
What the fuck went wrong lads?
Rome is the most overrated ancient civilization.
Get over it, Byzantines were better in every way shape and form
>>3322224
The Graveyard of empires...
>SANDYLAND
>>3322239
Byzantium was literally nothing but a rump state throughout its entire existence after Justinian.
The Allies dindu nuffin wrong.
1449: Tumu Crisis occurs - Mongols, 20,000, defeat a superior Chinese force of 500,000
1529: Sancti Spiritu, the first Spanish Fort in Argentina is sacked by natives.
1715: Loius XIV die, longest reigning monarch in European history.
1774: The Powder Alarm occurs near Boston - bloodless "first battle" of the American Revolution
1864: CSA General John Bell Hood orders the evacuation of Atlanta, ending the Siege of Atlanta by Sherman'
1878: Emma Nut become the world's first female telephone operator
1905: Alberta and Saskatchewan join Canada
1914: The last known carrier Pigeon dies
1923: Great Kanto Earthquake in Japan kills 105,000 people
1939: Nazis invade Poland, beginning the Second World War
1951: Australia, New Zealand, and the United States sign ANZUS
1958: Iceland expands it's fishing zone, beginning the Cod Wars.
1961: First meeting of "non-aligned nations" occurs in Belgrade, Yugoslavia
1969: A coup in Libya brings Gadaffi to power
1983: Soviet Union shoots down a Korean Civilian jet liner that had gone into their air space by accident, killing 238, as well as a U.S. congressman. This results in international access to GPS
1985: The wreckage of the Titanic is discovered
1991: Uzbekistan declares independence from the Soviet Union
That's a pretty good thread OP