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Official Abbreviations:
Abkhazia,
Abk Abodrite Sea, AbS Aegean Sea,
AeS
Alexandria, Ale Alidistan, Ali Anatolia, Ana Aquitaine, Aqu Ardebil, Ard Armenia, Arm Asturias, Ast Atil, Ati Autun, Aut Azerbaijan, Aze Baghdad, Bag Balanjar, Bal
Baleares,
Blr
Balearic Sea, BlS Barca, Bar Barghawata, Brg Bashkiria,
Bas
Basra, Bsr
Bavaria, Bav Borussia, Bor Bremen, Bre British
Channel, BrC Brittany, Bri Bucellaria, Buc Bulgar, Bul Cadiz, Cad Calabria, Cal Caledonia, Cld Cantabric
Sea, CaS Cappadocia, Cap Carinthia, Car Cheremissia, Che Cherson, Chn Constantinople, Con Cordova, Cor Corsica, Crs Crete, Cre Cypriot
Sea, CyS Cyprus, Cyp Dalmatia, Dal Damascus, Dam
Derbent,
Der
Dioclea, Dio Dublin, Dub East Euxine
Sea, EES Egyptian Sea, EgS
Esteland,
Est
Finnish Sea, FiS Friesland, Fri Galicia, Gal
Gascony, Gas Georgia, Geo Gottland, Got
Granada, Gra Greece, Gre Gulf of Arles, GAr
Hejaz, Hej
Helvetia, Hel
Icelandic Sea, IcS
Ifriqiya, Ifr Illyrian
Sea, IlS
Irak, Ira
Isfahan, Isf
Jazira, Jaz
Jelling, Jel Jerusalem, Jer
Kakheti,
Kak
Karelia, Kar Kattegat, Kat
Khiva,
Khi Kiev, Kie
Komia,
Kom
Kotamia,
Kot
Krivichia, Kri Lettish Sea, LeS Libyan
Sea, LiS
Ligurian Sea, LgS Livonia, Liv Lombardy, Lom Lothairingia, Lot
Lower Burgundy, LBu Macedonia, Mac Mauretania, Mau
Mazovia, Maz Mecca, Mec Moravia, Mor Mordvinia, Mrd
Mosul,
Mos Munster, Mun Narbonne, Nar Nishapur, Nis North German Sea, NGS North Khazar Sea, NKS
North Ocean Sea, NOS Norway, Nor Novgorod, Nov
Oghuz, Ogh Onoguria, Ono
Pamplona, Pam Paris, Par
Pechenega, Pec Polania, Pol Pomerania, Pom Qarluk, Qar
Ravenna, Rav Roman
Sea, RoS Rome, Rom Salerno, Sal Sardinia, Sar Sardinian Sea, SaS Sarkel, Srk Saxony, Sax Scania, Sca Sea
of Jebel Tarik, SJT
Sea of Rhodes, SRh
Severyana, Sev Sicilian Sea, SiS Sicily, Sic Slavonia, Sla
Smolensk, Smo Sorbia, Sor South German
Sea, SGS South
Khazar Sea, SKS South
Ocean Sea, SOS
Spanish
March, SpM Stone Belt, StB Suzdal, Suz
Swabia,
Swa Tahert, Tah Tamantarka, Tam Thrace, Thr Toledo, Tol Toulouse, Tou Trebizond, Tre Tripolitania, Tri Tveria, Tve
Udmurtia,
Udm
Upper Burgundy, UBu
Upper
Nile, UNi Uppland, Upp Valencia, Val Veletia, Vel Viken,
Vik
Vislania,
Vis Vlacha, Vla Volhynia, Vol Vyatichia, Vya Wales, Wal Welsh Sea, WlS West Euxine
Sea, WES Wessex, Wsx
Yezd,
Yez York, Yor
Zaragoza, Zar
Zawila, Zaw
Variant News:
Results of the playtests of Version 1.0:
Game 1209 on Cat23 was won by Gert Villemos, playing Denmark.
Game 1202 on Cat23 ended in a six-player draw, including Byzantium, Denmark, Egypt,
Germany, Russia and Spain, played by Paul Rosenzweig, Russ Bynum (as a replacement player), "Talleyrand", Mike Morris, Frank
Bacher and Joel Elfman, respectively.
Results of Version 2.0/2.01 Games:
Game 1245 on Cat23 ended in a four-player draw, including Byzantium, Denmark,
Italy and Khazaria, played by Suzanne Castagne, Rolf Andreassen, Mike Morris and Trent Woodruff, respectively.
A private game, of French and Belgian players, was won by Thomas Gryn, playing Germany.
Known World 901, an expansion of this variant, including six new African and Asian
Powers, can be found elsewhere on this web site. The first playtest is underway.
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