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lazy_laz1mthReplied to Holy_Slayerin terms of manuverability, and overall better ways to transport resources and import and export goods locally, do you think saigu would consider developing tunnels across the butuan main islands? also maybe implementing a smaller ship class that could both transport troops and goods to short and medium distances. cause that could be a good blueprint in the future. also in the future will you expand more on the butuan's literature such as poems and paintings, those are bigs things to help the royal family's hold of the nation.
Ch 80 Chapter 78 Massacre Part II- lazy_laz1mthCommented
thanks for the vhapter, it reminds me of what the komintang did with them retreating to taiwan. btw would the butuanons assimilate the wealthier or higher status natives in taiwan? or will just be the children be spared, cause thats kinda hard to hide from some of the neighboring public.
Ch 80 Chapter 78 Massacre Part II - lazy_laz1mthCommented
a hundred mile stare
A total of 568 civilians perished in the midst of this particular situation. Sixty Butuanon soldiers experienced severe mental breakdowns, becoming unresponsive and fixating on empty space, their gazes vacant and lifeless. - lazy_laz1mthReplied to Holy_Slayer
what about this one, might give you some ideas.
(a/n: Tikala or Ticala, Bukidnon is what is now known in the Philippines as Claveria, Bukidnon. Tikala is the old name of Claveria. I opted to choose Tikala as its name as it did not sound Spanish in any sort.) - lazy_laz1mthReplied to Holy_Slayer
might i interest you with this map?
(a/n: Tikala or Ticala, Bukidnon is what is now known in the Philippines as Claveria, Bukidnon. Tikala is the old name of Claveria. I opted to choose Tikala as its name as it did not sound Spanish in any sort.) - lazy_laz1mthCommented
thanks for the chapter, and congratulations with graduating.
Sorry for the delay everyone. I was really busy for the past few days and is still continuing. Especially that my graduation day is fast approaching. - lazy_laz1mthCommented
good call, might i suggest reverting the island of negros to its original name buglas?
(a/n: Tikala or Ticala, Bukidnon is what is now known in the Philippines as Claveria, Bukidnon. Tikala is the old name of Claveria. I opted to choose Tikala as its name as it did not sound Spanish in any sort.) - lazy_laz2mthCommented
is it a real life dog breed or a fictional breed? im not knowlwdgable if the philippines/butuan have endemic dogs. tho witch dogs are a thing.
One instance of this was when Princess Abbhantripaja expressed her desire to have a dog after seeing the one raised by the family of Shaja inside the Imperial City. However, Princess Abbhantripaja's mother, Royal Noble Consort Princess Sae Rojanadis, refused to buy her one, which left Princess Abbhantripaja upset. Crown Prince Vajiravudh sought to comfort her by promising to get her a puppy in Siam. - lazy_laz2mthCommentedCh 75 Chapter 73 Conversation with the Dowager Empress
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i like the mutual respect for each nation.
Some even proposed to Tsar Nicholas II that Russia should engage in war with Japan, seizing the opportunity to acquire territory. However, Dowager Empress Maria and Grand Duchess Elizabeth regarded this suggestion as sheer folly, foreseeing probable disapproval from Germany. Moreover, provoking Butuan would be akin to stirring a slumbering lion; any move to involve Russia in the conflict could strain the existing relationship and alliance between the two nations. - lazy_laz2mthCommented
saigu doing a rasputin moment.
However, one incident left Grand Duchess Elizabeth and Dowager Empress Maria puzzled and shocked. It was Imperial Crown Prince Siagu's casual revelation that Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and Tsarina Feodorovna would welcome a daughter on November 3, 1895. This revelation confounded both Grand Duchess Elizabeth and Dowager Empress Maria, as there had been no indication from Tsarina Feodorovna that she was expecting. - lazy_laz3mthCommented
im not so sure, america has a steady history of being oil hungry, ofcourse controlling the oil is one of their number interest. its kinda foolish to think their happy trust worthy partner nothing go wrong, oh iraq, syria, valenzuela, etc.
With a sense of purpose coursing through his veins, Ferdinand knew that he could not accomplish this monumental task alone. He needed allies, partners with the expertise and resources to help him realize his vision. And as a former colony and staunch ally of the United States, he knew where to turn. - lazy_laz3mthReplied to ShinoFranzCh 8 Chapter 8
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btw what did butuan do during the imjin war?
"He is indeed the monarch, but he failed to see and consider that the future of the kingdom rests on him. It is better for us to ally with those nearby rather than those who are distant. The Japanese are much more similar to us compared to those tanned people in the western-south," replied Daewongun, his gaze fixed in annoyance on the now-indifferent Grand Internal Princess Consort Yeoheung. - lazy_laz3mthCommented
bro forgot the imjin war.
"He is indeed the monarch, but he failed to see and consider that the future of the kingdom rests on him. It is better for us to ally with those nearby rather than those who are distant. The Japanese are much more similar to us compared to those tanned people in the western-south," replied Daewongun, his gaze fixed in annoyance on the now-indifferent Grand Internal Princess Consort Yeoheung. - lazy_laz3mthCommentedCh 73 Chapter 71 Grand Internal Princess Consort Yeoheung
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btw what method does butuanon people bow? are their any hand gestures or something?
Approaching the throne, my companions and I bow our heads in a show of respect and greet the emperor in unison. - lazy_laz3mthCommented
dude very nice, this is the natural advancement and evolution of war.
This realization alone helped Governor-General Nogi grasp how easily the Butuanon Imperial Army could seize control of villages and towns in the Tainan-Ken and Taichū-Ken regions. It intensified his urgency to reach the village of Chosokei to communicate with his superiors in mainland Japan. For Governor-General Nogi, this piece of information alone could significantly enhance their nation's preparedness in facing the Butuanons.