*They are literally that in their history, like, lost the greatest hellenic battle ever? 80k soldiers each side? but you see, even if the king lost he did won in one flank of the battle so total win*
What if Cato didn't foul up the peace talks between Caesar and Pompey? Right before the great civil way between the two former allies, there was a negotiation to try and deescalate the situation, that nearly resulted in a treaty that both sides could agree on. Unfortunately Cato HATED Caesar, and shot down the proposal that everyone else wanted to go through with. (Cato also had political reasons, and genuine concerns with the agreement. But primarily, he seemed to have made it his life's mission to get in Caesars way) But what if Cato wasn't included in the negotiations? what if the two sides came to an agreement and Caesar never crossed the Rubicon?
Another way to prevent the war is to have Caesar's daughter, Pompey's wife, Julia, not die in childbirth, and therefore cement the alliance between the two.
@@KaiHung-wv3ul just imagine if that child had grown up to become a Roman General? Having Caesar as grandfather, Pompey as father and Octavian as uncle.
How about this: What if Rome won the First Punic War early? If Regulus beat Carthage in 255 BC, the war could have ended 14 years early, and Carthage might not have become arch rival of Rome, but just another honorable foe bested by the legions. Imagine if Carthage just became a wealthy client state of the Republic. The relationship could have been symbiotic: Rome could provide security while Carthage could focus on what it did best: make gobs of money.
Punic language would survive Arab invasions in that case, because all the other Carthaginian cities survived as semi-client states well into 300s, such as Hadrumetu, Malta, Gadiz etc. Also Carthaginian library surviving, we would have Phoenician speaking North Africa, many Newtons and Einsteins coming out from Tunisia, much more advanced in science and earlier exploration of America and Africa, Christianity spreading far slower. (It was Tunisia that spread Christianity to Italy in our timeline)
@@SteveInLavaYup. The stress on the Roman Republic from the Second Punic War, that so destabilized Rome that it led to many of the crises that ensued, would be avoided. The devastation of Carthage also avoided.
Normally i find your scenarios great, but today i have to say, to assume that carthage wouldn't settle rome with massive war reparations considering their, yet to be properly paid, mercenaries, it's not adequatly thought through. Carthages leadership was corrupt and arrogant one could say, but dumb they were not. Something as basic as paying their debts would have definitely been calculated into the war reps.
@@hafor2846Carthage just could hold Sycylia at the start of war if they had a good general in the messina. Since in first punic war they just give oportunity to Roman invade Sycilia with stupidity comammender of messina defence who had much more fleet. Without war in Cycilia they could pay attention to the Italy and fight there like in second punic war and Rome won't have money ,people and wish to built strong fleet because their Republic in danger. In the end of war even if Romans destroyed Carthage army in the Italy they won't have recourcess for continune war and will pay reperations
@@ERS127ah yes, some random uneffective empire is “>” than an empire that conquered half of Europe, so much of Africa and Asia and because of them, we have people in France, Iberia, Italy, Romania, Moldova and America from Texas to Drake’s strait, speaking descendence from Latin…
So Carthage had money problems (how to pay the mercenaries?) in both timelines, but somehow only in our one they got the idea to grab the silver mines in Iberia? I guess we could have them say "let's grab Iberia" anyways, which might have led to them actually getting a more significant victory in the second war.
cartage was going to collaps eventualy, rome can simply outlive them maybe a tribe from africa or some other major power but thir fall was irrepressible.
In my opinion, Hamilcar will still go to Iberia after the First Punic War as he saw the danger that these upstarts from Roma present to Carthage. And if the peace treaty contains only small war reparations from Rome, he will know that Rome will not be very weakened by it.
What if the Hohenzollern and Habsburg families united (it’d probably have to be a male Hohenzollern and Maria Theresa)? I think it’d be interesting if it happened pre Napoleon. If he had to face a much more centralized German state, France might lose Alsace, and possibly even Lorraine
Maybe if Maria Theresa and Frederick the Great were married and had a child. I know Frederick seemed to have No Intimate interests in Women but if they did have a Child. They'd form a Mighty German Realm together. I know they are 5 years apart in age so that's an issue
Yeah i don't think Carthage would be dumb enough to not take heavy reparations from rome, even if it wasn't intended to weaken rome, they would still need it to satisfy the mercenaries
Yeah but the mercenaries had to be paid immediately, while Rome could come up with any excuse not to pay up. Heck during the negotiations the Romans could just say no, wait for the mercenaries to revolt or even instigate them and then just go to the Carthaginians and say:” hey men, we aren’t going to pay you Y, but hey I heard your soldiers are demanding payment, so look we will pay a portion of it so they will calm down and then you figure it out later. Or we could join them.” Honestly this scenario wasn’t even a win for Carthage, it was more of a truce or draw.
@@gianniwu6564 That was because Carthage was on the backfoot. A Carthage that has been fighting Rome for longer, Would overflow the Romans with Carthaginian Debt and Reparations like how Rome did on Carthage. The Mercs would not revolt if given a chance not to Kill their employers, Unless there is money invold Why would Carthage not demand reparations, Thats the dumbest and non polictaly savy move I would hear. They had Armies to pay, They had a Fleet to rebuild.
@@awestruckcardboard3431 Carthage could have demanded anything they wanted, but it was up to the Romans to hold their end of the bargain. If mercenaries revolted soon after end of the war, Rome would have no reason to help their enemy, maybe they wouldn’t have exploited the situation and stole Sardigna and Corsica from Carthage. If somehow the Carthaginian senate managed to quell their mercenaries with the promise of payment from Rome, Rome would have withheld payment as long as possible just to spite them. In fact the most incredulous part of this video was that Carthage didn’t go for the silver mines in Spain. I believe they would have conquered Spain to pay their short term debts and then after stabilizing the situation demand more money from the Romans. In fact I believe that just like in our timeline Carthage would have struck first by accusing Rome of not honoring their treaties.
@@gianniwu6564 I do not believe Rome would be in a Position, In where itself is Requesting peace, Carthage would not take the initiative. If Rome refused, Back to war they go. Carthages expedition to Spain was mainly due to Hamlicar Barca being angry at the lost of the Punic War. So perhaps its possible, Not much would support a expensive expedition if not needed, They can get the money from lets say... Rome!
Another potential difference here is that Rome wouldn't learn the same lessons, or even as much in total, as they did when Hannibal invaded. Who knows how big an impact that could have had?
@@pshekchik He was a captain of a soviet fleet vessel, he tried to take the ship to Leningrad to deliver a message by radio that would instigate a revolution againts the soviet government. "Be strong in the belief that life is wonderful. Be positive and believe that the Revolution will always win." That was on his letter to his son before being executed
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It doesn't make sense that Carthage wouldn't colonize Iberia anyway since they needed the money to repay the mercenaries. It looks like a forced victory for Rome. Carthage would've INDEED still conquered Iberia and they would've also asked a fuck ton more money to rome as rep. A LOT more.
I like to think that Carthage won the first Punic war Rome would be humbled (but not embittered or destroyed like they would've been in the second Punic war. Rome accepts that they're just one of many powers in a multi-polar Mediterranean, similar to early-modern Europe. Carthage, Rome, Egypt, Macedonia and eventually Gallic states would be forced to compete with each other, causing innovation. Carthage would discover the new world, eventually north Europeans would form their own state, new religions would appear or old ones would reform and eventually industrialisation would occur, hundreds of years earlier.
Would be interesting to see What if xiognu instead of being kicked out of the Ordos Loop creating the first Mongolic steppe empire they actually defeated the Qin dynasty in 220 BCE circa and took over part of China instead of a full Han take over.
I've always wondered what would happen if Crassus had been extremely successful in Parthia. If he had conquered them and successfully annexed their territory for Rome how would history have changed. Not only was Crassus one of Caesar's biggest supporters but he also was a direct rival for Pompey. Pretty much the only reason Pompey wasn't a full-on optimate at this point was because Crassus was their guy. With him still in the picture the great civil war looks a lot different. Most likely with Pompey and Caesar working together against a much more popular Crassus. Let me know what yall think.
Was a scramble for the Americas possible after the collapse of Spain's empire? The Monroe Doctrine when issued was obviously on its face unenforceable, but with every year that passed the U.S. grows in power until it demonstrates it very much can enforce it with the Spanish-American war of 1898. Was there ever any timeline where the America's got re-colonized? Such as a successful French takeover of Mexico in the 1860s followed by more European efforts in Latin America?
The idea that the Barcis who were OBSESSED with Rome, NOT preparing Carthage for a war against Rome is ridiculous. In fact the Senate wanted to replicate what ROME did with Italy but with North Africa. Which they would definetly do if they won.
Alt History idea: the spanish right doesn't win the Spanish Civil War. I see two plaussible scenarios A) The war simply drags on (maybe the army doesn't get as much support from monarchists and bourgeoisie as it did) and it merges with WWII B) The anarchists, socialists and communists manage to cooperate and they secure a direct french intervention, or at least enough help from France, the USSR and the UK as to deal with the nazi and italian volunteers and win the war A is a lot more realistic than B in my opinion, but both could be interesting to explore
This also probably leads to a Nazi invasion of Iberia simultaneous with the invasion of the Urss as the Spanish reppublic becomes a puppet state of the Soviets
Then Liberia being the only proper nation in Africa, would conquer it all or at least all of Western Africa becoming the United States of Africa the second USA
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Don’t really see how Rome is launching multiple invasions into Sicily and Iberia without Naval supremacy. Only reason why Rome even won the naval war was stumbling upon a wrecked Carthaginian Trireme in the first war which doesn’t even happen in this time line
What if the house of Bagrationi was restored in Georgia and Armenia after the independence of the Sovjet republics in the Caucasus after the fall of the Sovjet union collapse and Georgia and Armenia united under an bagrationi Monarch What if Russia lost the war against Iran for northern Azerbeidzjan and dident conquer Georgia and Armenia from the Sultan of the house of Osman What if the Empire of Tribizond Restored the Eastern Roman empire reconquered Constantinople What if the despotate of Epirus the Empire of Thessalonica Restored the Eastern Roman empire Reconquered Constantinople What if the 4 crusade failed to take Constantinopel What if the Empire of Nicea Reconquered Constantinopel earlier
The Seleucids in both scenarios: ''I see this as an absolute win''
*They are literally that in their history, like, lost the greatest hellenic battle ever? 80k soldiers each side? but you see, even if the king lost he did won in one flank of the battle so total win*
What if Cato didn't foul up the peace talks between Caesar and Pompey?
Right before the great civil way between the two former allies, there was a negotiation to try and deescalate the situation, that nearly resulted in a treaty that both sides could agree on.
Unfortunately Cato HATED Caesar, and shot down the proposal that everyone else wanted to go through with.
(Cato also had political reasons, and genuine concerns with the agreement. But primarily, he seemed to have made it his life's mission to get in Caesars way)
But what if Cato wasn't included in the negotiations? what if the two sides came to an agreement and Caesar never crossed the Rubicon?
Good what if!
Another way to prevent the war is to have Caesar's daughter, Pompey's wife, Julia, not die in childbirth, and therefore cement the alliance between the two.
@@KaiHung-wv3ul just imagine if that child had grown up to become a Roman General? Having Caesar as grandfather, Pompey as father and Octavian as uncle.
@@thiago292 Octavian would be his cousin, but yeah, that would be really interesting.
How about this: What if Rome won the First Punic War early? If Regulus beat Carthage in 255 BC, the war could have ended 14 years early, and Carthage might not have become arch rival of Rome, but just another honorable foe bested by the legions.
Imagine if Carthage just became a wealthy client state of the Republic. The relationship could have been symbiotic: Rome could provide security while Carthage could focus on what it did best: make gobs of money.
Punic language would survive Arab invasions in that case, because all the other Carthaginian cities survived as semi-client states well into 300s, such as Hadrumetu, Malta, Gadiz etc. Also Carthaginian library surviving, we would have Phoenician speaking North Africa, many Newtons and Einsteins coming out from Tunisia, much more advanced in science and earlier exploration of America and Africa, Christianity spreading far slower. (It was Tunisia that spread Christianity to Italy in our timeline)
So, only one Punic War that Rome would turn Carthage into a puppet state?
@@SteveInLavaYup. The stress on the Roman Republic from the Second Punic War, that so destabilized Rome that it led to many of the crises that ensued, would be avoided. The devastation of Carthage also avoided.
Normally i find your scenarios great, but today i have to say, to assume that carthage wouldn't settle rome with massive war reparations considering their, yet to be properly paid, mercenaries, it's not adequatly thought through. Carthages leadership was corrupt and arrogant one could say, but dumb they were not. Something as basic as paying their debts would have definitely been calculated into the war reps.
Or what? Both sides are tired and bankrupt. If Rome just wouldn't have paid, what would Carthage do about it?
@@hafor2846Carthage just could hold Sycylia at the start of war if they had a good general in the messina. Since in first punic war they just give oportunity to Roman invade Sycilia with stupidity comammender of messina defence who had much more fleet. Without war in Cycilia they could pay attention to the Italy and fight there like in second punic war and Rome won't have money ,people and wish to built strong fleet because their Republic in danger. In the end of war even if Romans destroyed Carthage army in the Italy they won't have recourcess for continune war and will pay reperations
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Carthagenian patriots have fact checked this
Carthage > Rome imo
@@ERS127ah yes, some random uneffective empire is “>” than an empire that conquered half of Europe, so much of Africa and Asia and because of them, we have people in France, Iberia, Italy, Romania, Moldova and America from Texas to Drake’s strait, speaking descendence from Latin…
@@barsukascool cope
I meant it as, „I prefer Carthage“, imo stands for In my opinion BTW
You mean tunisians? Or Lebanese? Carthage doesn't really exist anymore
If Carthage won the third Punic war
Would be funny.
April fools 2025
That would be like if France somehow won the war of the first coalition, simply impossible
@@SamFromItalia They won the First, I think you mean the 6/7th
@@officialredactor Bruh
So Carthage had money problems (how to pay the mercenaries?) in both timelines, but somehow only in our one they got the idea to grab the silver mines in Iberia?
I guess we could have them say "let's grab Iberia" anyways, which might have led to them actually getting a more significant victory in the second war.
cartage was going to collaps eventualy, rome can simply outlive them maybe a tribe from africa or some other major power but thir fall was irrepressible.
In my opinion, Hamilcar will still go to Iberia after the First Punic War as he saw the danger that these upstarts from Roma present to Carthage. And if the peace treaty contains only small war reparations from Rome, he will know that Rome will not be very weakened by it.
What if the Hohenzollern and Habsburg families united (it’d probably have to be a male Hohenzollern and Maria Theresa)? I think it’d be interesting if it happened pre Napoleon. If he had to face a much more centralized German state, France might lose Alsace, and possibly even Lorraine
You mean a male Hohenzollern, right? ... Right?!
@@AchatTheAlpaca yes haha, thank you
@@AchatTheAlpaca though the Habsburgs might prefer it the other was around
@@TherealMatthias1998 fair 💀
Maybe if Maria Theresa and Frederick the Great were married and had a child. I know Frederick seemed to have No Intimate interests in Women but if they did have a Child. They'd form a Mighty German Realm together. I know they are 5 years apart in age so that's an issue
Why would Carthage go in revolt? Its obvious Carthage would go and demand Rome reparations, Including paying off the Mercenaries, That makes no sense.
Yeah i don't think Carthage would be dumb enough to not take heavy reparations from rome, even if it wasn't intended to weaken rome, they would still need it to satisfy the mercenaries
Yeah but the mercenaries had to be paid immediately, while Rome could come up with any excuse not to pay up.
Heck during the negotiations the Romans could just say no, wait for the mercenaries to revolt or even instigate them and then just go to the Carthaginians and say:” hey men, we aren’t going to pay you Y, but hey I heard your soldiers are demanding payment, so look we will pay a portion of it so they will calm down and then you figure it out later. Or we could join them.”
Honestly this scenario wasn’t even a win for Carthage, it was more of a truce or draw.
@@gianniwu6564 That was because Carthage was on the backfoot.
A Carthage that has been fighting Rome for longer, Would overflow the Romans with Carthaginian Debt and Reparations like how Rome did on Carthage.
The Mercs would not revolt if given a chance not to Kill their employers, Unless there is money invold
Why would Carthage not demand reparations, Thats the dumbest and non polictaly savy move I would hear. They had Armies to pay, They had a Fleet to rebuild.
@@awestruckcardboard3431 Carthage could have demanded anything they wanted, but it was up to the Romans to hold their end of the bargain. If mercenaries revolted soon after end of the war, Rome would have no reason to help their enemy, maybe they wouldn’t have exploited the situation and stole Sardigna and Corsica from Carthage.
If somehow the Carthaginian senate managed to quell their mercenaries with the promise of payment from Rome, Rome would have withheld payment as long as possible just to spite them.
In fact the most incredulous part of this video was that Carthage didn’t go for the silver mines in Spain. I believe they would have conquered Spain to pay their short term debts and then after stabilizing the situation demand more money from the Romans.
In fact I believe that just like in our timeline Carthage would have struck first by accusing Rome of not honoring their treaties.
@@gianniwu6564 I do not believe Rome would be in a Position, In where itself is Requesting peace, Carthage would not take the initiative.
If Rome refused, Back to war they go.
Carthages expedition to Spain was mainly due to Hamlicar Barca being angry at the lost of the Punic War. So perhaps its possible, Not much would support a expensive expedition if not needed, They can get the money from lets say... Rome!
What if Norway Won the FIRST Punic War?
(Please do a what if everything went perfect for Norway scenario)
The first Punic War would be a 1v1v1. Nordic Vikings vs Roman Republic vs Carthaginian Empire
what about what if everything went wrong for norway instead? (they dont breakaway from sweden or denmark)
I would love to see this, love norway from Romania 🇷🇴🤝🇳🇴
Another potential difference here is that Rome wouldn't learn the same lessons, or even as much in total, as they did when Hannibal invaded.
Who knows how big an impact that could have had?
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You're the best alt history channel no doubt
Love your content man! Keep them coming ❤❤❤❤
Great Video! Do a What if about a successful Operation Valkyrie next!
For anyone who’s wondering, the song is “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” instrumental.
Video 2 of asking Possible History for a video about "If Valery Sablin was succesful"
Is that some russian gay activist?
@@pshekchik He was a captain of a soviet fleet vessel, he tried to take the ship to Leningrad to deliver a message by radio that would instigate a revolution againts the soviet government.
"Be strong in the belief that life is wonderful. Be positive and believe that the Revolution will always win."
That was on his letter to his son before being executed
Just lost my grandfather recently so this type of content cheers me up! Bedankt Mogelijke geschiedenis! 🫡
Nothing better than possible history after a long day at work
More Roman videos on the roman expansionist wars please
The Macedonian Wars
The Seleucid War
The Gallic Wars
The Mithridatic Wars
The Ptolemaic Wars
And much more
Do Henry IV of France assassinated in 1594. I mentioned this on another video but I think it was a couple days after posting so it wasn't seen as much
It doesn't make sense that Carthage wouldn't colonize Iberia anyway since they needed the money to repay the mercenaries. It looks like a forced victory for Rome. Carthage would've INDEED still conquered Iberia and they would've also asked a fuck ton more money to rome as rep. A LOT more.
I like to think that Carthage won the first Punic war Rome would be humbled (but not embittered or destroyed like they would've been in the second Punic war. Rome accepts that they're just one of many powers in a multi-polar Mediterranean, similar to early-modern Europe. Carthage, Rome, Egypt, Macedonia and eventually Gallic states would be forced to compete with each other, causing innovation. Carthage would discover the new world, eventually north Europeans would form their own state, new religions would appear or old ones would reform and eventually industrialisation would occur, hundreds of years earlier.
The Roman’s were never gonna accept that they were one of the great powers. They wanted to be The Great Power
Rome? Being reasonable and diplomatic? That's possible?
WIll there be the video about exploring the aftermaths of both scenarios later on?
P.S: What if the Song dynasty industrialized?
I’m so excited for what if the Danlaw was still
Around
wacky video idea: what if every single phantom island documented in history was real
With the release of this, oversimplified 2nd Punic war part lll is coming out tomorrow
What if the Ottoman Empire had collapsed in the Eastern Crisis?
Would be interesting to see What if xiognu instead of being kicked out of the Ordos Loop creating the first Mongolic steppe empire they actually defeated the Qin dynasty in 220 BCE circa and took over part of China instead of a full Han take over.
That would be an interesting scenario
What if charlimaigne married the queen of east rome
I've always wondered what would happen if Crassus had been extremely successful in Parthia. If he had conquered them and successfully annexed their territory for Rome how would history have changed. Not only was Crassus one of Caesar's biggest supporters but he also was a direct rival for Pompey. Pretty much the only reason Pompey wasn't a full-on optimate at this point was because Crassus was their guy. With him still in the picture the great civil war looks a lot different. Most likely with Pompey and Caesar working together against a much more popular Crassus. Let me know what yall think.
Suggestion: what if everything went perfect for Romania/ What if Romania and Bulgaria united before ww1 (day 2,not in a row)
Ooh! Dots for Navies! New and fun lol
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Please make every modern empire.
Or what if Carthage won the 3rd war 😂
What if france in ww1 invaded belgium ?
Bruh where is the viewer vote?
Love your content btw
Please do perfect Netherlands
What if Ferdinand I of Naples could shoot lasers through his eyes?
Can you do a video about the name Africa ?
Was a scramble for the Americas possible after the collapse of Spain's empire?
The Monroe Doctrine when issued was obviously on its face unenforceable, but with every year that passed the U.S. grows in power until it demonstrates it very much can enforce it with the Spanish-American war of 1898. Was there ever any timeline where the America's got re-colonized? Such as a successful French takeover of Mexico in the 1860s followed by more European efforts in Latin America?
Me waiting for the Impossible History guy to make What if Carthage lost the first Punic war.
The idea that the Barcis who were OBSESSED with Rome, NOT preparing Carthage for a war against Rome is ridiculous. In fact the Senate wanted to replicate what ROME did with Italy but with North Africa. Which they would definetly do if they won.
By chance, can we get your maps?
At the end of the day Cathago Delina Est occurs. As it is fair and balanced.
Your discord link seems to have expired, I need it.
6:25 what song
3:32 good, but nice
Strict, but cruel
1:47 bruh what, they just withdrew and tried to go vietnam in pre Bc????
What if the Turkish War for Independence failed?
Pretty pleaseeeee make a what if history went perfect for libya (on my knees rn)
What does he mean by the 1848 revolutions failing spectacularly?
What happened to the 1848 revolutions reversed?
Alt History idea: the spanish right doesn't win the Spanish Civil War. I see two plaussible scenarios
A) The war simply drags on (maybe the army doesn't get as much support from monarchists and bourgeoisie as it did) and it merges with WWII
B) The anarchists, socialists and communists manage to cooperate and they secure a direct french intervention, or at least enough help from France, the USSR and the UK as to deal with the nazi and italian volunteers and win the war
A is a lot more realistic than B in my opinion, but both could be interesting to explore
This also probably leads to a Nazi invasion of Iberia simultaneous with the invasion of the Urss as the Spanish reppublic becomes a puppet state of the Soviets
music from 4:19?
What if Pompeus kid won the civil war against Augustus?
What if everything went perfect for denmark
What if everything went perfect for the axis powers?
What if the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence was honored?
what if the gauls won their rebellien against ceaser
What music is that? 4:03
when Johnny comes marching home - instrumental
Thank you so much!
What if Carthage had fully conquerd italy including the city of rome? What if Carthage had after that reconquerd their homeland of phönizia?
What If the scramble for Africa never happened
Then Portugal would have taken it all, by senting up million of trade ports
Then Liberia being the only proper nation in Africa, would conquer it all or at least all of Western Africa becoming the United States of Africa the second USA
@@stargazer-elitei doubt they’d be stable but it’d be a really interesting scenario either way. Maybe Ethiopia does some expanding of their own.
@@mesuper455 yeah Ethiopia too lol
@@stargazer-elite why there is no nation in north africa?
What if Mamluks defeated Ottomans?
Could Carthage take the silver mines in Iberia in order to pay their mercenaries?
hi this is a good realistic video
Scenario idea: what if Carthage and Rome united peacefully to beat the hell out of a steroid filled greek empire
What if Crassus conquered Persia with Publius
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What if the bohemians won the battle of the Marchfield
if Prussia lost the 7 year's war but britan won, pleas. also thank you for the content I don't rely mind what you choose I'm sore it will be good.
He already did that
Rome by all means should have lost that war, the fact it didn’t feels like a bizarre mix of plot armour and comedy
What if Carthage won all 3 wars
Don’t really see how Rome is launching multiple invasions into Sicily and Iberia without Naval supremacy.
Only reason why Rome even won the naval war was stumbling upon a wrecked Carthaginian Trireme in the first war which doesn’t even happen in this time line
Can you do what if everything went perfect for Turkey
What if John II Komenos didn't die early.
I think a idea for the nex video:what if.everything went perfect for islam
What if the brits stopped drinking tea?
What if the Khwarezmian Empire defeat the mongols?
what if timur reunited the mongol empire
Day 13 of asking for 'what if everything went perfect for Australia'.
Cool!
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What if somehow rome let carthage live
looks like the rise of Rome is inevitable
Empire video!!!
Do a what if history went perfect for Argentina
What if Elsàss had kept it's Empire and defeated the francs
I am a simple man:
I hear ph discord ping
I click on video
What if britannia stayed roman after the fall of the western roman empire
What if pangea never Split
What if France won the Franco-Prussian War?
who else is watching in the 1st minute
The revenge of the republic?
Man Carthage can just never damn win, it sucks
nice video
What if the house of Bagrationi was restored in Georgia and Armenia after the independence of the Sovjet republics in the Caucasus after the fall of the Sovjet union collapse and Georgia and Armenia united under an bagrationi Monarch
What if Russia lost the war against Iran for northern Azerbeidzjan and dident conquer Georgia and Armenia from the Sultan of the house of Osman
What if the Empire of Tribizond Restored the Eastern Roman empire reconquered Constantinople
What if the despotate of Epirus the Empire of Thessalonica Restored the Eastern Roman empire Reconquered Constantinople
What if the 4 crusade failed to take Constantinopel
What if the Empire of Nicea Reconquered Constantinopel earlier
what if Mongols conquered Japan?
What if Ukrainian People's Republic (or Ukrainian State) kept it's independence after WW1?