I wouldn't see how it would hurt anything, maybe split it up into some smaller provences to instead of just one big slab :P The vikings historically did set up settlements in Normandy I believe...
Re: Map and Province Discussion
I wouldn't see how it would hurt anything, maybe split it up into some smaller provences to instead of just one big slab :P The vikings historically did set up settlements in Normandy I believe...
Re: Map and Province Discussion
Ok three new provinces Neustria (Normandy), Vlaanderen (Flanders) and Francland.
Four Irish provinces to fix up and I'll be on the home-stretch, and I'll make no more changes.
#Hillary4prism
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Re: Map and Province Discussion
A map i did for twelfth century glory. The interprovincial dividing lines are extremely rough though.
Its much later than your period though so there are many changes.
In Laigin, uí chennsalaigh would have represented uí chennsalaigh naturally, and the four northern regions uí dhúnlainge. The Uí Dhúnlainge would hold power at this stage.
In the North airgialla would also include uí thuirtrí region and uí mhicc uais, and fir luirg would be part of aileach.
The western half of breifne would belong to mide at this stage as well (draw a line from the top of the western border of mide to the lake in uí cremthainn).
Re: Map and Province Discussion
Hows this?
It's not perfect, but it's hard to do.
The only problem now is that Sea 20 (the Irish Sea) can't have more than 15 neighbours declared or it will crash so simply you can't invade Uí Chennsalaigh or Scottish Dal Riata from there.
Last edited by naut; 07-08-2007 at 15:15.
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Some piously affirm: "The truth is such and such. I know! I see!"
And hold that everything depends upon having the “right” religion.
But when one really knows, one has no need of religion. - Mahavyuha Sutra
Freedom necessarily involves risk. - Alan Watts
Re: Map and Province Discussion
Originally Posted by Rythmic
Hows this?
It's not perfect, but it's hard to do.
The only problem now is that Sea 20 (the Irish Sea) can't have more than 15 neighbours declared or it will crash so simply you can't invade Uí Chennsalaigh or Scottish Dal Riata from there.
Yeah that seems perfect.
Right well airgialla (the strip in ulster going from coast to coast, shouldn't really be touching the Irish sea at this stage, so you can remove that and bring the bright blue (ulaid) down instead of it.
Re: Map and Province Discussion
In the province in the very north west should be like tír chonaill on my map. If you can draw a line from one of those inlets to the other that would do it. I'm asking a lot here amn't I.
Re: Map and Province Discussion
Excellent, I'll definitly do that right now, that solves some of the Irish Sea problems too.shouldn't really be touching the Irish sea at this stage
I'll get onto that also.tír chonaill on my map. If you can draw a line from one of those inlets to the other
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And hold that everything depends upon having the “right” religion.
But when one really knows, one has no need of religion. - Mahavyuha Sutra
Freedom necessarily involves risk. - Alan Watts
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