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Ancient and Medieval playoffs (Patreon)

Published:
2025-07-16 19:19:55
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

Ancient and Medieval playoffs

  • Hayden Calovich: What if Belgium stayed part of the Netherlands? 51
  • Cole Scott: What if the Ottomans took and held Vienna in 1529? 89
  • Luke H: What if King Alfred lost the Battle of Edington, leading to a Norse England? 69
  • Edgar Munoz: What if the Persian Empire successfully conquered Greece? 43
  • 2025-07-16
  • 252 votes
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Content

Honorable mention for the Viking age never starting with 19.5%

Comments

Snarkblac

Ottomans taking Vienna likely leads to a quicker collapse due to greater overextension and the “Turk Fear” sparking Catholic retaliation imo

Tamas Polgar
>>180665187

Perhaps most importantly, "die Kipferl" (kifli), a crescent-shaped bread roll wouldn't exist today. It was first made to celebrate the liberation of Vienna, to feast on the crescent moon. It turned out to be a very practical shape of bread, a perfect breakfast. It's still a staple product of bakeries from Austria to Czechia, Hungary and even Ukraine.