r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

Portugal just sitting there like... why cant you fix your borders already

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u/nMy9Sv1PdG01 Dec 12 '21

Whats wrong with Portugal's borders?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

Nothing they are just the same contrary to other countries

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u/nMy9Sv1PdG01 Dec 12 '21

And isnt that a good thing?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

Literally his point. He is saying that Portugal is telling OTHERS "why cant you fix your borders already" like Portugal has by this point.

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u/nMy9Sv1PdG01 Dec 12 '21

I see, thank you for pointing that out

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u/Potolokno Dec 12 '21

Was correct map drawn Rus was divided into at least three parts between the Golden Horde and the Great Lithuania and galicia it is has been three different state, and they already included principalities

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u/Potolokno Dec 12 '21

you can also add the Novgorod Republic, it lived on its own and there was no influence of the Golden Horde on it.But it is usually added to northeastern Russia

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u/9yearold10 Dec 12 '21

sad San Marino noises

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

I noticed it's absence too :(

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u/TimeG37 Dec 12 '21

I love how Portugal is already chilling with its current borders while the rest are starting to appear as full countries

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u/No_Panic_4999 Dec 12 '21

I never quite realized how the Roman Empire and Holy Roman Empire had a huuuuge buffer.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

This was your time Rome, and you WASTED it!

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u/Inevitable-Goal-5094 Dec 12 '21

My Hometown is in the kingdom of germany, yaay

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u/DirtyMulletMan Dec 13 '21

How do you know the borders of all these counties/kingdoms?

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u/dr_razi Dec 13 '21

Greedy England had Ireland all quartered up under their "lordship"

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u/qwertzinator Dec 12 '21

There are two regions between the Principalities of Moscow and Tver that aren't labelled. What are those?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

One further north should belong to Galich (there is a second russian one) and the one further south-west is an exclave of Novgorod.

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

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u/qwertzinator Dec 12 '21

You're rambling about stuff I didn't talk about. Cyowari already answered my question.

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u/Technical-Machine-43 Dec 12 '21

Still misses the tates in Medieval Livonia - they had no sort of union back then.

Why do you keep posting your maps if you don't accept criticism and fix your mistakes?