Wait, does this map have Crimea as a part of russia?
Joshua-Norton-I on
I feel it’s more like
Reformer czar does reforms > ppl live better, ergo we dont need the czar, ergo freeeeeedom > reformer czars heir, Boris the Bad Guy kills all the freedom guys > ppl live worse > Reformer czar does reforms >…
haleloop963 on
Hey, the boat Imperator paved the way for that woman to lead Russia into a golden age
[Imperator is the first title of Russian emperors, Tsar is a second title. Tsar was the first title during Tsardom of Moscow & was changed to a second title when Russia officially became an empire to which Imperator became the first official title, Tsar was still widely uses though]
Who is the ‘hidden steppe confederation of Muslims’?
Junior_Jello4687 on
Bruhh, the map of muscovia with occupied Ukrainian territories…
of course, waiting for at least “denazification and demilitarisation”, and collapse of orkostan
MagicCarpetofSteel on
Was there another woman besides Catherine the Great?
trainwreckhappening on
I recognize that beard reference.
Upper_Spirit_6142 on
It happened only once. The real actual cycle is Czar/Empress is progressive and liberal, has a personal conflict with son — Son reverses all the reforms and decisions made by predecessor because of mommy/daddy issues, has a personal conflict with son — Son becomes progressive liberal and reverses decisions made by predecessor because of daddy issues— repeat ad infinitum
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Wait, does this map have Crimea as a part of russia?
I feel it’s more like
Reformer czar does reforms > ppl live better, ergo we dont need the czar, ergo freeeeeedom > reformer czars heir, Boris the Bad Guy kills all the freedom guys > ppl live worse > Reformer czar does reforms >…
Hey, the boat Imperator paved the way for that woman to lead Russia into a golden age
[Imperator is the first title of Russian emperors, Tsar is a second title. Tsar was the first title during Tsardom of Moscow & was changed to a second title when Russia officially became an empire to which Imperator became the first official title, Tsar was still widely uses though]
Is this related to Ivan the Terrible’s mother [Elena Glinskaya?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elena_Glinskaya)
Who is the ‘hidden steppe confederation of Muslims’?
Bruhh, the map of muscovia with occupied Ukrainian territories…
of course, waiting for at least “denazification and demilitarisation”, and collapse of orkostan
Was there another woman besides Catherine the Great?
I recognize that beard reference.
It happened only once. The real actual cycle is Czar/Empress is progressive and liberal, has a personal conflict with son — Son reverses all the reforms and decisions made by predecessor because of mommy/daddy issues, has a personal conflict with son — Son becomes progressive liberal and reverses decisions made by predecessor because of daddy issues— repeat ad infinitum