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Not very, I've never made such a map. I can help set boundaries, although don't expect miracles.

I can, what is the point?

An alternate history from the series of what if the ancient Poles had migrated south. The author admits that he made up a mistake with Konstynapol; instead of calling it Carogrod, he could have called it Konstacin.

I'm always puzzled why they always, but always have to, as part of an alternative Cold War, give East Germany pre-war borders beyond Prussia, but Poland always gives the border on the Bug River? What is it that bothers them about Poland's western border, they can't stand it that big Germany got...

What kind of bullshit is this? Sooner the Mongols would have embraced Catholicism and polonized or tried to revive paganism. I don't see any reason but to do something to make these countries stand out on the religious map according to the author's vision. Ruthenia somehow during the period of...

Okay, now maybe something less serious. Such a Polish joke, namely, here is the Great Commowealth also called: The Fourth Eternal Victorious Just Brightest Holy. At the discretion of the citizen, of course. Motto Fame and Glory of the Great Commoweatlh, which brightened the darkness of...

Well, you can see that it was done by a non-Pole. First of all you can see some mistakes in names of some places, but relatively few. And the lore of this map, well, let me keep it quiet. And the internal borders don't make sense along with the names. Seriously, except for Kujawy and Silesia...

Well, this is the early 20th century, before the world wars. And it's kind of like the U.S. when the U.S. doesn't exist. Silesia will still return to the Motherland. ;)

Map of the Commonwealth and its Dependent Territories-1912 General Information: Official Name : The Commonwealth, the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland and its Colonies, the Grand Duchies of Lithuania, Ruthenia, Moscow, Karelia and Perm, the Duchies of Prussian, Inflants and Curonian Colonies and...