We all have favourite empires lads, so what's yours?
I have a few...
>British Empire
>Napoleonic French Empire
>Macedonian Empire
>Qing Empire (up until the Opium Wars)
We all have favourite empires lads, so what's yours?
I have a few...
>British Empire
>Napoleonic French Empire
>Macedonian Empire
>Qing Empire (up until the Opium Wars)
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Ottoman.
Song.
Roman.
British.
Why do you like the Ottomans?
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Only true successor to the Roman Empire.
[spoiler]Memes aside: Janissaries, harems, Barbary pirates, lots of cool wars with eastern Europe, based Sultans, political intrigue with the Papacy etc.[/spoiler]
>Roman empire
>italian empire
No, just no
Ottoman
Mongol
Roman
German
This is just from the top of my head I might change german and mongol for different ones.
>Roman empire is termed "Italian empire"
This bugs me.
>Hittite Empire
>German Empire (1871-1918)
>Roman Empire
>Gupta Empire
Eastern Roman
Mughal
Song
Shu-Han
Achaemenid
Russian
Roman Empire
American Empire
German Empire (1871-1918)
Persian Empire
Napoleonic French Empire
British Empire
I have more but these are my top favorites
bohemian i mean it wasnt truely an empire but it counts.
British Empire for single handedly advancing humanity 300 science points
Holy Roman of course
>No one loves the Austrian Empire
I still miss her ;_;
subjected my great Bohemian "empire" all in all it didnt really try to take shit over just be left alone to which several crusades where launched against them.
>No one loves the Austrian Empire
yea sure of course i do. honestly worse true empires could have taken hold of Bohemia and later did but still. they only tired to suppress chez culture (not genocide.) didn't get it done though clearly.
Why is Japan listed twice? You really couldn't think of another empire?
t. Brit
Ottoman Empire
Viking Empire (I know it wasn't centralized or an actual empire but i still got a boner for how far their influence reached)
British Empire
And what this nigger said Can't help the nationalistic feels
>lots of cool wars with eastern Europe
They were the bad guys user
>IMPERIUMMOMANUM
yeah I liked that too
It still amazes me that the Ottoman empire only ended less than a century ago.
To be fair, the bad guys are always the coolest.
Favorite empire? Do you even have to ask?
IMPERIVM ROMANVM! SPQR!
The Austrian Empire, hands down wins the award for the greatest anthem of all times
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How could you leave out the Mongol empire? The largest continuous empire in human history.
frankly the 1400-1700 period is overlooked in historical movies/tv shows a lot
ottomans are the bad guys, but they are a cool type of bad guys desu
t.turk
Roman
British
Napoleon
Alexander
Russian
East Roman
Classical Roman Empire
>To be fair, the bad guys are always the coolest.
this, i live in the balkans and i can understand the appeal of ottoman aesthetics/romanticism even though we got fucked hard by them. i mean just look at their coat of arms
British
Roman
Mongol
Everything else barely qualifies as empire DESU
>French
>Habsbourgian (Spanish)
>Ottoman
>Abbassid
>Not empires
>French
>Spanish
Permanently stuck in the shadow of the British
>Ottoman
>Abbassid
meh
>Spanish
>Permanently suck in the shadow of the British
you just lost all credibility. Go read a book
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Spanish , portuguese and dutch desu
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romans were italians
we are still the romans to this day
Yeah ok Luigi
USSR never had Finland lad
Hans pls go
third reich
>implying bad guys even exist
kys
The implication being that most Romans wouldn't have looked similar to that?
My niggas. Mongol best empire.
Also, American, Portuguese (they tried), Viking, Merkel's 4th Reich... C-carthagian Empire...
Roma Invincta, I guess.
WE WUZ DA SENATE N SHEIT
Rome(thet fell in 1453), Abyssinia and the Sassanids
Wait a second, do you mean...
Secular Germanic Confederation?
I kind of like the Inca in a "You tried" sort of way.
Kek
Ottoman. I really like their architecture, find the internal politics and their military history to be really interesting, and for some reason I like seeing the changing stances in religious freedom over time. For anyone that hasn't read it yet, I would highly recommend The Ottoman Centuries, by Baron Kinross.