Regional history - help needed |
(10-12-2019, 10:01 AM)Qwert Wrote: 2014-2015: Capitalist-Communist Wars? I'm not sure what actually survived all that retconning. I suggest: 2014 - 2015 - The Great Instability: civil wars are fought in Ryccia, Sporaltryus and Darkstraits, and subsequent brief but violent conflicts pit Ryccia against Sporaltryus. Foreign powers supports the various factions, sometime with a direct military involvement.
Brother Unclepear
Dear Leader of the Voodoo People's Republic of Bruuma Representing also El Pollo Diablo Boss Maximo of the Estado Libre Asociado of Puerto Pollo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Chairman Lo Pol Core Leader of the People's Republic of Kai Fa
I suggest 1762, Peo-Sedunnic war of the South Pacifican sea
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As far as the different races and migrations of the peoples are concerned, this is the information that we can get looking into the dispatches of the nations that have its territories reclamed by now…
Central islands Sandaoguo: Chinese. Antartic continent Ryccian (European/Oriental mix), Sedunnic (European) and English (Volaworand) colonists. Colonisation started at the 18th century. MidSud Landmass Esfalsa: European, f. 1974 Yishevyu: Gipsy vulpine race, European/maybe Slavic, Catholics. East Pacific origin? Midand: 20000 Native american (Aztec? Maya?) natives, until the 1595 century, when Europeans arrived. Resentine: European. Founded in 1000 AC aprox. Ascension F: European (Spanish, Greek-Roman roots). Founded between 800 BC and 400 BC (It has not decided yet). Roman-catholic. Western Techganet: Malayan and Russian. Islamic and Christian. 1456 ac Foundation. The United Xpanse: Vietnamese. Buddhist. Pax Dracon: Draconic latin/roman race. 10000 BC. + Nova Dracon Karnetvor: European (Eslavic). Amlos y Rebeltopia: European. Beepee: European (English). Huawan: Asian (Chinese). Great Novania: European (English/Portuguese). 1246 Qvait and Hystaiga: European (Nordic). Olympia: European (Greek). North Prarie: European (English). Freedwanda: Indi, English colonists. Prehistoric. Qaweritoyu: European, 1241. Ryccia: European (algure?). Roman ocupation 200-370. Bzerneleg: European (Nordic). 51ac Romans arrived. Kandorith: Asian (Japanese). 860 bc Foundation. The Bay: Celts. Paganism. Seojajushu: Asian (Korean/Japanese). 1880. Churundul: 400BC Foundation by a Tai-oriented culture. Bruuma: African, English language. Voodoo. Indio huntergatherers in 6000bc, English colonists arrived in 1666ae. Puerto pollo: Mestizos, Spanish derived language. 5000 bc Indio huntergatherers, medieval ages - contact with Muslim and Chinese merchants, 1690-1700 ac English pirates and Spanish colonists. Schneland/Snolland and GiLand: European (German). Christian. Erinor: 15000bc Migration from the NE continent trough the Rainbow Islands, reaching lands of the current Frost Empire. 14000BC settlements at Sereva. 7000-6000BC agrarian, 3500BC mountain civilization, 1700BC conflict between cultures, 346BC volcano explosion. Indi culture (?). TSSS: 1320AC Foundation by an English explorer. Ceretania: Spanish colonists, Catalan language, dominated by a North Pacific country (200BC European Nordic race, Italian language, 103BC roman occupation). Roman-catholic. Kerlodia: 190AC Foundation. European (English/Spanish/Italian). Transsuneria: European (Swedish). Mahalo: Hawaiian. Conquista, Corazon and SIRH: European (Spanish, Greek-Roman roots). Founded between 800 BC and 400 BC (It has not decided yet). Roman-catholic. Sal Anderro: 1730AC Spanish colonists. After that, Northamerican and Japanese occupations. Italian/Spanish. Christian. S. Ukhiross: mainly European. 2400BC to 1200BC first settlements, 1054BC Foundation/Empire, 350AC unknown colonist occupation, 1100 french colonists arrived... Sedunn: 4000BC Sedunnic peoples migration, 1000-500BC 5 tribes, 500BC Unification and started commercial relationship with Ubesii. Nueva Ascension, La Ascension: European (Spanish, Greek-Roman roots). Founded between 800 BC and 400 BC (It has not decided yet). Roman-catholic. Ubesii-Tanis: 500-200BC Tanis hegemony and commercial relationship with Sedunn; 130AC Unification. Persephone: French with greek roots. Buddhists. Derp: Humans and ponies living together. 1010 Roman-catholic colonists. Reizen: Japanese. Siyania: 7000BC Agrarian communities, 628-94BC Siyanian Empire and Unification, 696AC invaded by an external empire, 1207AC Independence... Fauderland and Sorbkraia: German. Callinean: European. Kai Fa: Korean. Copernecium: Methodist. Dasko: European.
I suggest that it would be interesting if we established in first place the migration routes of the different peoples that have reached the main continents and landmasses of the South Pacific, according to the history of each country.
Secondly, we could start to take decissions of the common relations (invasions, unions, trade agreements, social/economical/scientific developments...) that will be settled among the nations that are ruling the territories affected by the Common Canon History. And finally, I also suggest to do a list of those nations that are interested in take part of the history and when (what era, century, year...) they decide to participate in it, in order to allow then to affect and be affected by the changes that would take place in the The South Pacific.
It would be really neat for multiple reasons to align the migration routes. If we were to do that, though, there will be limitations for new players joining, like what history they can have, or specific ethnicities available to them. Maybe it would be worth doing still?
(01-01-2020, 12:44 PM)Qwert Wrote: It would be really neat for multiple reasons to align the migration routes. If we were to do that, though, there will be limitations for new players joining, like what history they can have, or specific ethnicities available to them. Maybe it would be worth doing still? Of course. I think that it would be noted that every change in the history of any little piece of earth, every new event and even every new plot reclamation will became a limitation for each player that does not take part in any of them. With this idea in mind, we could say that it is almost impossible to create a canon history for the South Pacific without affecting the game of other players. So, we can only discuss about the history of the South Pacific without pretending anymore...or we can deal with the limitations that we have talked about yet, and work together in order to establish a canon history where everyone that want to participate, could apport its different ideas about the general plot. We can open an extensive period of time (in the real world, that could be of 12 months, for example) for allowing to make changes, migrations, wars, treaties, ...even scientific inventions and social advancements, that would take place in each era, century or year. We can also establish the different developments of every participating nation according to the real-world country that each in-game state are trying to reflect in the South Pacific historic roleplay. It will be difficult, long and problematic, but in my personal opinion, all that work could be worthy for the players.
I like the idea of working on common historical events between nations on a voluntarily basis (i.e. the Peo-Sedunnic war).
I don't like instead the idea of imposing them on current and future players. In the first case, it would involve major retcons with the attached quarrels, especially in light to the fact that, as shown, it's an intricated patchwork of ethnicities and histories. In the second it would be discouraging, and bring further quarrels. Hate to be a downer, but take a look at the amount of discussion simple facts as population and GDP have caused.
Brother Unclepear
Dear Leader of the Voodoo People's Republic of Bruuma Representing also El Pollo Diablo Boss Maximo of the Estado Libre Asociado of Puerto Pollo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Chairman Lo Pol Core Leader of the People's Republic of Kai Fa (01-03-2020, 06:14 AM)VPRB Wrote: I like the idea of working on common historical events between nations on a voluntarily basis (i.e. the Peo-Sedunnic war). Well, still we have two options: 1) We can just record the different events that would happened almost ramdomly among isolated groups of nations. 2) We could try to do a list with every nation that voluntarily wants to join into an Historical Canon Roleplay, and let them decide since what time, era or century they would like to start playing. |
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