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Hungarians, in CHINA?!?! - Turul Dynasty in 1700 AD

the main POD in this timeline is the Magyars migrate eastward instead of westward and eventually reach manchuria in 990 AD. During Mings collapse, Magyars take the opportunity and conquer China.(Just like the Manchus did in our timeline)

Feel free to ask me questions more about the lore or the map!

u/ChickenSandwichh195 — 4 hours ago

My first Alt-History Map I made a few years ago : Pax-Scandinavia

Essentially if Britain was successfully conquered by the Scandinavians during the medieval era, I hadn't fully considered the butterfly effect of removing the English society at the time, so it isn't very accurate.

u/Familiar-Grape-4250 — 2 hours ago

Ready for the World Cup? | Atlas Altera

This road map shows the qualification groups (by region) and berth allocations used by the IOFCAF to determine who gets to to partake in the 2026 World Cup, where 128 nations will be convening in Mesogemina soon.

u/TelamonTabulicus — 7 hours ago

What if the United Kingdom was worse? United Kingdom of England, Ireland & the Duchies of France

England is able to retain their Angevin holdings in France but in exchange do not own Scotland (i have no idea how this changes things or how this would have happend realistically but i liked the idea)

u/TheDinoDudeYT — 10 hours ago

Imperial Japan's Railways Projects

  • Greater East Asia Railway: Was a monumental 8,000-km project designed to serve as the artery of the Co-Prosperity Sphere. The plan aimed to connect Tokyo with Singapore, traversing through Korea (trough submarine tunnels), China, Indochina and Malaya. Some proposals even suggested extending this line across the Strait of Malacca to Java Island. The goal was to overcome vast distances using high-speed, standard-gauge trains that could travel from Manchukuo to Singapore in just seven days.
  • Asian Loop Railway: Was an ambitious infrastructure concept intended to integrate the Japanese home islands with the Eurasian continent through a series of northern and southern connections. This belt line was envisioned to start in Tokyo, traveling north through a tunnel to Hokkaido, continuing across the Soya Strait to Sakhalin (Karafuto), and finally reaching the continent to connect with other major trunk lines at Harbin and returning to Japan through Korea.
  • Pan-Asian railway: Was a specialized expansionist project that aimed to link China with Turkey by reviving and following the historical Silk Road. This initiative was envisioned by Count Kōzui Ōtani, who proposed planting one million cherry trees along the route. The planned route was designed to pass through Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq to reach istanbul.
  • Transcontinental Railway: Was the most expansive of Japan’s railway visions, aiming for a worldwide system that linked Tokyo directly to Lisboa. This globe-spanning railway was to utilize the Trans-Siberian Railway via Harbin, eventually reaching Lisboa after passing through major European hubs like Paris.
u/mappy6799 — 3 hours ago

Europe in 2026

Lore:

- In 1944, Operation Valkyrie succeeds. Following that, the Wehrmacht joins the Allied Forces and fought against the Red Army.
- In 1947, Moscow fell
- In 1948, after Stalin got assasinated, the Soviet Union capitulated.

To the borders:
- In 1956, a hungarian insurgency war started against Romania, leading to the establishment of the UN-Zone of Transylvania.
- East Prussia and the Rhineland both were made independent but still german-dominated states, as part of the Potsdam Agreement from 1945.

If you have any more questions, just ask me!

u/Extreme-Shopping74 — 9 hours ago

High Speed Rail across North America! The NACF international railway system

u/Right-Heart3079 — 9 hours ago

Roman Union, created in 2020

This is a concept map of a Union of Roman States, created in 2020 in response to the birth of a new Cold War, whose objective is bringing peace and preventing new wars in all the Latin (and colonized by Latins) countries. The center of this union is Rome, the same city that was the capital of the Roman Empire.

u/SkytechMC — 13 hours ago
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What if Prussia become Baltic States? The Baltic States from 1918 - present

Lore :
Instead of annexing Northern East Prussia directly into the Russian Oblast, Joseph Stalin deployed a social engineering strategy similar to the one used in Moldova. To permanently sever the region's ties with Germany, the Soviet regime prohibited Standard German and initiated a process of "New Prussian" ethnogenesis. Soviet linguists revived the extinct Old Prussian language, a Baltic tongue and mandated it across schools and administration. This synthetic identity formed the basis of the Prussian SSR (1945–1990), aligning it culturally and structurally with Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, this engineered identity backfired on Moscow. Reluctant to reunify with Berlin, largely to protect their local industries and avoid the severe economic displacement seen in post-unification East Germany, the local elites and populace in Königsberg declared full sovereignty as the Republic of Prussia.

u/Pria_Blitar — 21 hours ago

Map of the Kosovo Blitz as of the 14th of January 2000, 2 weeks into the conflict

All the images are from Wikipedia

u/Timely-Read4426 — 10 hours ago