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Good chapter, keep it up!
The Germanic character's name will be Fritigern (inspired by the Visigoth leader of the same name who killed Emperor Valens). And their story is going in a good direction; the Romans here are portrayed realistically, after all, Romulus is still a teenager despite having killed Odoacer, and Julian Nepos is in Dalmatia and Emperor Zeno just watches the fight in the West between the two Roman emperors and the remnants of the barbarian army lurking in the shadows. Thanks for the quote and Ave Roma!
Thanks for the chapter! Ave Roma!
Good episode, keep it up! Ave Roma!
Good chapter, keep it up.
Great chapter and even more so today as it is 572 years since Constantinople fell to the Turks. Will there be naval battles against the Turks? And will there be Byzantine caravels? It would be interesting to see naval battles, after all, the Turks until the Battle of Lepanto prided themselves on being invincible at sea.
Good chapter, it was interesting that you probably used 8-pound cannons (lighter than the 16-pound cannon and medieval bombards) and the use of grapeshot (a technological innovation of the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus during the Thirty Years' War).
Good story, keep it up.
Good story, since there is a change in the history of the Eastern Roman Empire, Constantine should try to marry some western noblewoman (if he doesn't marry Caterina Gattiuso in this case) or he tries to marry some noblewoman from Eastern Europe (the Grand Principality of Moscow could be a good attempt to spread influence, since in real life Princess Sofia married the successor of the Grand Principality of Moscow).
Good story, keep it up, just out of curiosity, has the future sultan Mehmet already been born or is he yet to be born?