An alternate Europe shaped by surviving empires, localized conflicts, and shifted post-war borders. Major monarchies stand alongside centralized republics, while colonial holdings persist across North Africa and the Middle East. Key Features Diverse Regimes: Powerful monarchies, socialist and nationalist republics, and colonial protectorates share the continent. Fragmented Regions: Novel unions like the Levant Union, the Federation of Illyria, and an independent Kurdistan alter Eastern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dynamics. Persistent Empires: Retained colonies across North Africa (Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco) keep European power projected across the Mediterranean. Power Ranking (Strongest to Weakest) 1. German Empire 2. Russian Federation 3. French Republic 4. United Kingdom 5. Kingdom of Italy 6. Republic of Turkey 7. Spanish State 8. Kingdom of Poland 9. Republic of Kazakhstan 10. Kingdom of Sweden 11. State of Ukraine 12. Kingdom of Romania 13. Swiss Confederation 14. Kingdom of the Netherlands 15. Republic of Austria 16. Republic of Czechoslovakia 17. Empire of Persia 18. Tsardom of Bulgaria 19. Republic of Finland 20. Kingdom of Norway 21. Kingdom of Belgium 22. Federation of Illyria / Croatia 23. Hellenic Republic 24. Levant Union 25. Federal Republic of Yugoslavia / Serbia 26. Portuguese Republic 27. Republic of Belarus 28. Republic of Iraq 29. Kingdom of Kurdistan 30. Kingdom of Denmark 31. Republic of Ireland 32. Kingdom of Hungary 33. Republic of Turkmenistan 34. Democratic Republic of Georgia 35. Republic of Armenia 36. French Algeria 37. Italian Libya & Tunisia 38. Republic of Lithuania 39. Republic of Latvia 40. Republic of Estonia 41. Spanish Morocco 42. Saar Protectorate 43. Grand Duchy of Luxembourg 44. Republic of Iceland 45. Principality of Andorra 46. Principality of Liechtenstein 47. Principality of Monaco 48. Republic of San Marino 49. Vatican City State #europe #europa #mapping #fiction - @tom.unmapped