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The Seljuks here have essentially become the Neo-Acheamanids

Nah not really tbh. Greece was nowhere near strong enough for that to occur. And by that point, it would have been counterproductive to its goals of expanding West and regaining Constantinople. There was quite a heavy amount of Greek influence within those lands. In urban centers like...

Yeah I plan on incorporating this into some of my own tl as well. Greece with these sorts of borders would definitely be the hegemon of the Balkans, and would probably be capable enough to gain the Anatolian coastline on the Eastern side of the Hellispont. As for Constantinople, I'd say that...

A map of the Roman world during the Anarchy of the 13th Century. This is basically an updated version of the maps I'm using for my Second Komnenian Restoration Timeline: The House of Komnenos - Like a Phoenix From the Ashes. The map here is more detailed, than the other maps I've posted, thanks...

Its more of an ethnographic map showing potential theoretical claims. The red dashed line pattern for example indicates the various Turkish settlements presents in the Balkans. I don't think Albania would ever be that powerful considering that Serbia existed as a semi-independent tributary...

This was a proposed Greater Greece Map at the Congress of Berlin showcasing Greece's territorial claims prior to the Treaty of Berlin. Honestly had Greece better managed its independence and not barely avoiding total collapse due to infighting and political incompetence (they had a civil war in...

Sure I guess.

Though this does raise some interesting questions. How does Guiscard manage to avoid the wrath of both the Byzantines and the Holy Roman Empire.? The HRE was not a joke during this era and actually was more centralized here than France. Hm...another interesting scenario you could go with is...

Part of my tl involves a much more successful Greece with the divergence going back to the Greek War of independence. One of the Pod's I'm thinking of is a successful Phanariot movement which sparks a much more widespread Greek independence movement in addition to a war between the Russians and...

Well there were a pretty sizeable number of Greeks on the Anatolian side of the "Hellispont." I'm also assuming that Greece would also experience a wave of immigration from the fleeing Pontic Greeks and Cilician Armenians fleeing Turkish forces and their reprisals. There might also be some...

I mean that was part of the Medieval Croatian Kingdom at one point. When Croatia was independent it asserted its control over the Banate of Bosnia, though after the Hungarian King inherited Bonsia in the 11th Century, they asserted control over Bonsia which waxed and waned during this period...

Yeah it's the basemap for the Paradox Game: Imperator Rome. I'm honestly glad I saved, since you can't really find it online anymore. Here's the 4k version. I have a bigger and more detailed 8k version of this map, but its too large to upload on imgur. I'll threadmark it so its more widely...

A surviving Byzantium changes so much. Its likely that the HRE probably continues as a thing, as its dissolution was largely a consequence of Napoleon's rise. When Kaiser Franz announced the dissolution of the HRE, the people with in the HRE/Austria started rioting at the news. Despite the...

Not really much, but it was a general map I made of the Kingdom of Prussia’s territory. I may have left out some pieces like Neuchâtel so technically it could qualify as alternate history I guess. Though I’m actually working on some Carolingian Era alt history maps which I’ll post eventually.

The French Empire c.1812 Here's a map I made detailing the First French Empire at its greatest extent. I plan on releasing another set of alternate history maps using this based on various alternate history scenarios about a peace with France. What do you think of this map? I added other...

Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser! A map I made depicting an Austrian led German Empire. This is based on my old Victoria II game. In ttl Franz-Joseph is a much more pragmatic and militarily inclined Emperor. During the 1848 Uprisings in Hungary, the Young Emperor cracked down hard on the...

A map of the Kingdom of Prussia after the Napoleonic Wars.

I doubt that actually would have really ended as bad as you think. The Stuarts were actually quite willing to compromise if it meant saving their throne. Plus Charles II wasn't really a bad monarch as he managed to re-assert the power of the monarchy while not upsetting the boat. His only real...

Well here's my Louis XIV map. A map where Louis XIV is more successful in his wars. Here in ttl he though a more measured approach, relies on diplomacy as much as warfare to work with the English as well as other European powers to achieve his geopolitical goals. Louis XIV here manages to...

Thanks man! I have another set of maps coming up. One's about a victorious Third French Empire in WWII, and the other is about a more successful Louis XIV.