That game is masterpiece, I have played It ever since it has come out, and that the only one that connects me, and my father especially among other friend and brother playing together.
Us, history lovers, book lovers, for me campaign is unforgettable, rewarding and away from that fairy tale made out of history. (Its as well this approach that you didn't get in the past, that you could explore history in many directions not misused by political/ideological propaganda).

Gameplay, graphics and environment is so well putted together and being pavement, foundations for all other strategic games, that I'm in joy seeing that its better then these great mood that used to be the only extension of game itself.

I truly can say that this game is the best of all times, among titles like Baldur's Gate or Heroes III
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This game is the very best strategy, One of my favourte games of all time, next to Caraibian Legends, that is also about hisory, about sailing ships. I would love to see DLC with more of Polish hisory, my own herethge is in it, I have DNA of All Czechia, and Baltic. And this history is acutal account of how Kindom of Pomerania happend, over from very South.

When I learnd that Hungarian and Finns are desendents of Huns, I remembered the very campain, from this very game ! : D
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The Poles from the Warta River (Warto = Worth) saved the rest of the West Slavic tribes from extinction.

How Kraków was Czech, yet Poland played the most important role, and how the Duchy of Popor was established. And everything here on the Vistula River : )

The Vistulans(riever of Warsaw) were under Czech rule from around the 840s to around the 890s. During this period, the Czech ruler Spitygniew I, and later his successors, conquered and incorporated the Vistulan state into their own, which became the nucleus of the Czech state.

In the 9th century, the Vistulans were not directly subject to the Czechs, but were within the sphere of influence of the Great Moravian state, which also encompassed the Czech lands. However, there is no clear evidence of the permanent conquest of the Vistulan state by Great Moravia – it is possible that local Vistulan rulers recognized Moravian suzerainty and paid them tribute, maintaining relative independence. The Great Moravian state collapsed in the early 10th century under Hungarian pressure.

Great Moravia lost the lands of the Vistulans after the Hungarian invasions. It is known that before the invasions, both Lesser Poland (the lands of the Vistulans) and Silesia were part of the Mojmiride monarchy. The Hungarian invasions contributed to the weakening and disintegration of the Great Moravian state.

Mojmir I was the founder of the Mojmir dynasty (in Polish, Mojmirowice), the first historically known rulers of the Great Moravian Empire. He reigned as the first Duke of Moravia from approximately 820–830 to 8466 – the Mojmir dynasty that ruled Great Moravia. The Vistulans are a West Slavic tribe inhabiting the upper Vistula River basin. In the 9th century, their state was conquered by Duke Svatopluk the Great, a subject of the Mojmir dynasty and likely instrumental in the Christianization of the Vistulans. Bolesław the Brave conquered Kiev to place his son-in-law, Sviatopolk I, on the throne in 1018. Polish forces won the Battle of the Bug, captured Kiev, and installed Sviatopolk, though he did not remain on the throne for long. Sviatopolk the Great (Duke of Gdańsk Pomerania) was the son of Mściwoj I and his wife Zwinisława. Sviatopolk the Great, who reigned in the 13th century, was the Duke of Gdańsk Pomerania and belongs to the Polish Sobiesław dynasty, making him historically Polish. His activities led to the establishment of an independent Duchy of Pomerania, from which he is known as the ruler who assumed the title of prince.


The Germanization of the Slavic tribes inhabiting the Elbe Polabia, the area between the Oder and the Elbe, was the result of the Germanization of the Slavic tribes inhabiting the Elbe Polabia, primarily between the 8th and 12th centuries. This absorption into the German state and Germanization led to the disappearance of their distinct culture, language, and identity, erasing the "Slavic" character of these regions.

The Veleti defended themselves against Germanization until at least the early 12th century, but their resistance was effective only until the conquest of the Veleti by the Pomeranian Duke Wartislaw I and the Polish Duke Bolesław III Wrymouth after 1119, which marked the end of the Veleti's independence and the beginning of their Christianization.

The Polans saved the Slavic states from destruction by uniting the scattered West Slavic tribes into a strong, centralized state in the 10th century. In doing so, they created a political community that allowed them to oppose the expansion of their neighbors and enabled the creation of the first state in Polish lands, named after the Polans – Polonia.


Or let there be The First Barons' War and John Lackland

King John of England was not forced into feudal submission to France, but in 1215, under pressure from the English barons, he issued the Magna Carta, which limited his power. This document guaranteed English political freedoms, not an act of feudal submission to a hostile France.

The Papal Bull of August 24, 1215, was a decree by Pope Innocent III declaring the Magna Carta "null and void," thus invalidating the charter that King John had been forced to accept under pressure from rebellious English barons. The Pope condemned the Magna Carta as "shameful, degrading, illegal, and unjust" and an affront to royal and papal authority, thus drawing England back into the First Barons' War.

The main causes of the First Barons' War (1215–1217) were King John the Great's disregard for the Magna Carta, his financial mismanagement, his authoritarian rule, and the devastating losses suffered in the wars with France. The barons sought to limit the king's absolute power and protect their rights and property from excessive taxation and arbitrary rule.

The First Barons' War ended with a Royalist victory and the restoration of the English monarchy, culminating in the Treaty of Lambeth in 1217, which forced Prince Louis to renounce his claim to the English throne and return to France. This conflict also reaffirmed the validity of the Magna Carta, ensuring the continued rights of the barons and strengthening the long-term development of English constitutional rule

So what is it, is London, its after regency, The empire on which the sun never sets. Time Travel, how? 80 days around the world, moving all time line, to the east, 'ending up back home, and with +1 day ahed of everyone.

Brother and sister, in world where children has to work from the puperty, 'still,nowedays some are going to UK army aged sixstin year old.Maining like in groing environment of Emma Hamilton, lover of Admiral Nelson, who died heroicly afther wining nival battle. Save homeland, and situation in process. His collumn is on Trafalgar Square, and you can visit this place in game, ok, there is only the centre of the London, Londown Town, at most, if not onlyl. But there is Buckingham Palace to the west edge of the map, Palace of Westminster, in the center, with river Thames. And Industrial buisness parks of factory and assembly worksops. Along with hosung, what housing? Prince Albert's Model Cottage, husbend of Queen Victioria. Elegant solution to problem of dicent housing, in Museum in Menchester, there is exhibition poining out that in time of Industrial Rewolution familys live in one room and has no, or little furnitures and belongings.

Other think is parks, I remember the one next to Buckingham Palace. Good place to eat a sandwish and sit for a brake in work. Or walk, in bank holiday afthernoon. But William Blak, romantic, when seeing light beems entering shades of leaf of trees, felt, that it is manifestaion phenomen, that they are angels. And was glad, that owners of businesses build parks on work side.

And we get two groups of gansters compiting, one with another, like in GTA San Andreas. Or Gangs of New York. Afther all work load originated in the late 1890s as a compound word in English, combining "work" and "load".