Countries of Europe in 1650 with a Map

I really liked it, nominated!

I wondered about that too. It took some digging, but I finally found it thanks to DrakiGuy's comment below. Seems it was a Tatar khanate and vassal state of Russia. Here's the Wikipedia page.

Nominated and 5 stars!

Great! Nominated! But can you please add zoomable circle. Do this by adding .zoomable circle in notepad to each path

I actually like it better this way. If zoomable-circle was added, the dots would be way too small.

Pretty funny there's a little piece of Spain in the middle of France (is it Lyon or somewhere near it?), i'm assuming it's something with the royal families. And also, that Papal States' area, is it Avignon?

Good SVG, but one thing definitely needs to be changed.The four Khanates were just divisions of the Mongol Empire. Please accept "Mongol" as a type in. I enjoyed exercising my ever-expanding knowledge of old European states.

why is there a random line cutting through the top of Crimea if the top is Ottoman and the bottom is Ottoman?

Awesome map! Hope this gets featured!

Brilliant Update!

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Warning: serious border gore in Germany

True, although more for Dekkie than for us...

Lol holy crap. That feeling when you have covered 95% of the map's territory and have named 75 of 328 answers

The old Habsburg lands were surely just a formality at this point?

OTOH Spain was consolidated only in early 18th century, and Catalonia was in the middle of the war, hardly a part of France.

During the war, the catalan government recognised Louis XIII of France as count of Barcelona in 1641 but in 1652 it recognised back again Philip IV of Spain. Thus at this moment Catalonia was in personal union with France. May be you could add Catalonia as an answer with a coloured border outlining the possessions of th king of France or if it doesn't disrupt too much the quiz change it to "countries of Europe in 1652" and include Catalonia in Spain

Holy crap, I don't even know where to begin with this map... absolutely AMAZING!!! It's crazy how much detail you were able to get in for the Holy Roman Empire (which I'll admit is kinda an eyesore but also incredibly impressive). This feature is definitely very well deserved!

And it yet requires another 60 years until Liechtenstein gets finally souverain. :-D

Well Germany looks ... not well ...

why germany why (i got like 27 before i gave up and i forgot venice and a few italian citystates)

Germany when it had a seizure:

Can you accept Kasimov for Qasim? Also, more appropriately, Curonia for Courland? Amazing quiz BTW

bohemia and moravia, sort of look like the modern day czech republic

They were apart provinces of austria hungary too, Sad they dont exist Anymore. I mean, kingdom of bohemia sounds pretty heroeic

Portugal is the only country still with same borders.

Somehow got Nemours.... gosh darnit, EU4 has infested my brain

me

after 38 minutes... i have done it!

I got one point and still got level 39

I bow my head before all who get 100% that is insane! I beat 90% of test takers with just 27% of countries and actually feel good about it. I think there is a proper advantage when you live in Germany since many cities that exist today where independent at that time.

Cannot imagine how long this must have taken to create! Thank you, awesome job. Only managed to get around 60 nations haha

Germany is wild on this, dang!

I know

I guessed 12 countries and those 12 countries literly took up 80% of the whole f***ing map!!!!!

Legit looking at germany screaming aint no way as the only reason my score on paper (53/528) looks legit pathetic is cause of Germany

Sheesh unity really never was an option for these people

This is insane! I got 64 on my first try... I don't think I've ever seen a quiz this elaborate. I've spent all afternoon playing your quizzes, how do you know all these things? Are you a history teacher or something? :))

Me before entering this quiz: That's gonna be easy

HRE divided state by state: Hello

Maybe you could accept some more German names for the German parts of the HRE, e.g. Schlesien for Silesia. Would make it much easier imo

So glad to get Montbéliard, I lived there for a few months... Considering its history, it's not that interesting a city. Heh.

Nobody: Germany:

Ravenstein not Ravestein

but otherwise awsome quiz!

Amazing quiz! But needs more type-ins, like Fribourg for Freiburg, Lothringen for Lorraine, Schlesien for Silesia, etc.

So good! You are the best in making this maps. It reminds hoe les we know About german and east european history

Urk-emmeloord isnt right. It Shell be Urk-schokland, to its original name

When you have 90% of the map but only 15% of the answers…

is it supposed to be IJsselstein? or Ijsselstein?