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'''Sacred Accord''' is an alternate history timeline in which England is not defeated in the Hundred Years' War, retaining its territories on the European mainland for many more years. The timeline's name comes from the network of alliances established by English diplomats with the intention of aiding the nation in holding off the final blow of France; its shortcomings quickly become apparent as members turn on each other in the mid-15th Century before drawing close to one another once again after the end of the Hundred Years' War. The timeline features two points of divergence: the first - the establishment of the Sacred Accord - occurs in the 1440s, while the second occurs billions of years ago with the formation of an alternate New World, though it would only have an effect on Afro-Eurasian history after 1500 A.D. |
'''Sacred Accord''' is an alternate history timeline in which England is not defeated in the Hundred Years' War, retaining its territories on the European mainland for many more years. The timeline's name comes from the network of alliances established by English diplomats with the intention of aiding the nation in holding off the final blow of France; its shortcomings quickly become apparent as members turn on each other in the mid-15th Century before drawing close to one another once again after the end of the Hundred Years' War. The timeline features two points of divergence: the first - the establishment of the Sacred Accord - occurs in the 1440s, while the second occurs billions of years ago with the formation of an alternate New World, though it would only have an effect on Afro-Eurasian history after 1500 A.D. |
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 7 June 2017
Sacred Accord is an alternate history timeline in which England is not defeated in the Hundred Years' War, retaining its territories on the European mainland for many more years. The timeline's name comes from the network of alliances established by English diplomats with the intention of aiding the nation in holding off the final blow of France; its shortcomings quickly become apparent as members turn on each other in the mid-15th Century before drawing close to one another once again after the end of the Hundred Years' War. The timeline features two points of divergence: the first - the establishment of the Sacred Accord - occurs in the 1440s, while the second occurs billions of years ago with the formation of an alternate New World, though it would only have an effect on Afro-Eurasian history after 1500 A.D.