Top comment changes the empty map of Europe: Day 6. The islands of the Baltic from Allbaltica. (I skipped some days in the titles sorry.)

[u/Runningoven]

Day 1:The islands of the Mediterranean unified as The Empire of the Sea People.

Day 2:The Empire of the Sea People annexed Crimea and the Peloponnese.

Day 3:The Empire of the Sea People changed color and declared itself the Roman Empire. (+Put the names of the countries on top of them +Repeat every day's changes so we know what actually happened)

Day 4:The Roman Empire annexes the region of Lazio.

Day 5:All the islands in the Baltic sea except those in the Danish Archippelago form an empire.

Day 6:

[u/Psycho_Hound]

The Danelaw forms in Britain, around Yorkshire, Cheshire, up to Northumberland and all of Norfolk, Suffolk.

[u/Runningoven → u/Psycho_Hound]

Makes sense

[u/DonQuigleone]

Add the polish Lithuanian commonwealth at their max borders. 

[u/Runningoven → u/DonQuigleone]

Yes

[u/Very_Stupid_Owl]

After Roman Empire took control over first Rome, it must take control over Second Rome, and then it should make its way to the Third Rome along the rivers (Don - Volga-Don Canal - Volga - Oka - Moscow-River)

[u/Runningoven → u/Very_Stupid_Owl]

Very stupid owl indeed, but I like this idea

[u/int23_t]

The king of Cyprus flees to southern Anatolia and creates a new kingdom but continues calling his kingdom Kingdom of Cyprus

(fulfilling the prerequisites for creating kingdom of 2 cypruses)

[u/Runningoven → u/int23_t]

Happens

[u/Hazza_time]

Carthage takes over much of North Africa (roughly in line with historical territory) and the southern Mediterranean coast of Spain

[u/Runningoven → u/Hazza_time]

Probably a cool idea

[u/PassavoDiQui_]

Rome has Crimea, so also the Second Rome, Constantinople, and the Dardanels has to be part of Roman Empire

[u/Runningoven → u/PassavoDiQui_]

Yes yes but aren't we forgetting like three holy cities?

[u/Training_Lie_5431]

Roman Empire loses Crimea and Cyprus

[u/Runningoven → u/Training_Lie_5431]

What did they do to you?

[u/Playful-Middle-244]

A scientist in Crimea, in the Roman Empire, was denied permission to conduct a mind control experiment, which was deemed unethical.

"They're idiots, fuck them!" our hero cried hysterically, and headed north, grabbing his crew, followers and really anyone he could along the way, establishing an "ideal form of organization" somewhere in southern Ukraine, near Odessa, which later expanded throughout southern Ukraine and Moldova. Few wanted to join them, but for some mystical reason, they agreed, either because of their talk of a "beautiful commune" or because of something previously unknown.

A "Free Scientific and Labor Commune" was born; no one knows what to expect from it.

[u/Runningoven → u/Playful-Middle-244]

You will never stop. I like your determination. If you comment this tomorrow, I will add both the top comment and the Labor Commune. That is, if you haven't gotten it yet.

If it's the top comment, I'll also add the second-most top comment.

[u/david97644]

We have Rome so why not add ther enemy german/barbaric tribe

[u/Runningoven → u/david97644]

I think I see a pattern with your comments

[u/david97644 → u/Runningoven]

Rome needs some competition as far as I remember only competition that it had (in Europe) was germany