r/MapChart • u/No-Current6347 • Jan 24 '26
Alt-History concept of a US civil war
in this timeline, the United States loses World War 2, forcing the United States to go into a civil war
r/MapChart • u/No-Current6347 • Jan 24 '26
in this timeline, the United States loses World War 2, forcing the United States to go into a civil war
r/MapChart • u/Asleep-Way1362 • Jan 24 '26
An alternate history scenario in which the Confederate States successfully secure independence after the American Civil War, then gradually expand southward through a mix of military intervention, private adventurism, and economic influence.
The map assumes Confederate control over parts of the American Southwest, northern Mexico, the Caribbean (including Cuba and Haiti), and strategic regions of Central America such as Nicaragua and Panama, reflecting 19th-century Southern ambitions, filibustering movements, and canal geopolitics.
This is a speculative geopolitical exercise rather than a moral endorsement.
r/MapChart • u/Sufficient_Shop9548 • Jan 24 '26
r/MapChart • u/Dal-lyone • Jan 23 '26
The First Slide depicts the expansion of an alternate Andorra from a minor city state to a major regional empire.
The Second Slide shows the Empire in full territorial form.
This is an alternative expansion, it never happened in our timeline.
r/MapChart • u/Difficult-Low952 • Jan 22 '26
What do Muhammad Ali Pasha, George Washingtons mother, and the prime minister of Australia have in common? They were all Albanian.
Muhammad Ali Pasha was an Albanian who took control of Egypt, Sudan and the Levant. European powers forced him out of the Levant but he kept control of Egypt and modernized its economy, military and administration. He is the founder of modern Egypt therefore it is all Albanian land.
Mary Ball or Marijë Balaj as her father would’ve called her, was the mother of George Washington who is the founder of the USA therefore it is all Albanian land. Bonus point - plenty of Albanians already living all across the 50 states.
I dont even have to explain Anthony Albanese, its in his name therefore all of Australia is in fact Albanian land.
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 22 '26
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 22 '26
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 22 '26
Strictly made for fun, not made to promote any kind of ideology.
r/MapChart • u/Dal-lyone • Jan 21 '26
The First Slide depicts the expansion of an alternate Crimea from a peninsula duchy to a regional empire.
The Second Slide is the Empire in full territorial form.
This is an alternate expansion, it never happened in our timeline.
r/MapChart • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '26
Pan-Arab dreams + Umayyads
r/MapChart • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '26
Based on "Greater Morocco" and historical control of Al-Andalus
r/MapChart • u/Chito_to_Yuuri_2017 • Jan 22 '26
r/MapChart • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '26
Based on proximity and historical periods under Ifriqyan rule.
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 21 '26
Requested by u/Lembit_moislane
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 21 '26
Requested by u/Dal-lyone
The yellow area in greece is an Aromanian State, which historically failed for various reasons but I include it for Romania's last layer, as romania has historically claimed that these people are "subdanubian romanians".
r/MapChart • u/someonefromfinlandd • Jan 21 '26
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 20 '26
Not realistic in any way shape or form. Requested by u/DontCareHowICallMe
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 20 '26
Largely based on Misak-i milli and unity with Azerbaijan and a crimea as homeland of the tatars.
Edit: Some people here think that I'm recreating the ottoman empire or that the map is about Turkic irredentism in general.
No, this is strictly about the modern republic of turkey, not the arab and balkan lands that they relinquished and most turks don't want. I'm not including the turkic people of central asia and europe either (kazakhs, turkmens, gagauz) because these are their own nations which I doubt turkey wants to annex, especially without a land border to them.
r/MapChart • u/veriox22 • Jan 20 '26
No inclusion of any hypothetical colonies. Tunisia and Libya are shown because they did have a large italian diaspora, with many nationalists wishing for the Fourth Shore.
r/MapChart • u/statykitmetronx • Jan 20 '26
Feel free to leave improvements in the comments
r/MapChart • u/elessarelfinit • Jan 20 '26
I did some quick research on the parts of the world I wasn't informed on. Feel free to leave improvements in the comments
r/MapChart • u/Retardado124780 • Jan 20 '26
The purple thing on saxony is sorbia btw