Hardly Surprising
No! Yet I could name you the Algarve, Old Castille, New Castille, Catalonia, Andalusia, Asturias, Basque Province, Navarre, Murcia, Estremadura and Gallicia as regions of the Iberian penninsula....strange why we easterners are so fascinated by the west yet the west hardly knows much of the east.
The Alans are said to be Iranians, but baring in mind that the original Iranians (Arians-oops thats a rascist word) were light skinned and fair haired and that Iranian and German is a related language the Alans could be said to be "German".
Now back to the kingdom of Iberia.
To learn a little of this kingdom, my best advice is to first play Age of Basilius now available at the European Civilization II site and Das Civilization Universum site.
Originally posted by Waku
Out of curiousity!
I suppose the answer is no but...
Has the Alania in your map somnthing to do with the Germanic tribe of the Alans?
Out of curiousity!
I suppose the answer is no but...
Has the Alania in your map somnthing to do with the Germanic tribe of the Alans?
The Alans are said to be Iranians, but baring in mind that the original Iranians (Arians-oops thats a rascist word) were light skinned and fair haired and that Iranian and German is a related language the Alans could be said to be "German".
Now back to the kingdom of Iberia.
To learn a little of this kingdom, my best advice is to first play Age of Basilius now available at the European Civilization II site and Das Civilization Universum site.
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