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[[Image:Borgonze.jpg|frame|center|Approximate outline of Borgonze superimposed on [http://althistory.wikia.com/wiki/OTL OTL] France. The borders certainly need to be adjusted to correspond to natural boundaries.]] | [[Image:Borgonze.jpg|frame|center|Approximate outline of Borgonze superimposed on [http://althistory.wikia.com/wiki/OTL OTL] France. The borders certainly need to be adjusted to correspond to natural boundaries.]] | ||
I'm not sure how big the Borgonze where Rhodrese is spoken is. It does extend further south than the French region called Bourgogne in OTL, including Lojú/Lyon and further south along the Rhuodre/Rhône, but not including Provença/Provence nor extending east into OTL Switzerland. I don't know how far west or north it extends, although it does ''not'' include Paris. It includes the full course of Saugone/Saône, and is probably not landlocked but includes Picardie and Cales/Calais. This means it does not directly correspond to the Burgundia of the Dark Ages, having lost Provence but expanded northward. Due to the existence of Borgonze France and Germany have no common border, and Alsace and Lorraine are German. Still Borgonze was probably part of the realm of Charlemagne and its reemergence is later, similar to what happened in OTL. It may even be part of an in that case less centralist France. | I'm not sure how big the Borgonze where [[User:Melroch/Rhodrese|Rhodrese]]/[[User:Melroch/Rhodrese/Borgonzay|Borgonzay]] is spoken is. It does extend further south than the French region called Bourgogne in OTL, including Lojú/Lyon and further south along the Rhuodre/Rhône, but not including Provença/Provence nor extending east into OTL Switzerland. I don't know how far west or north it extends, although it does ''not'' include Paris. It includes the full course of Saugone/Saône, and is probably not landlocked but includes Picardie and Cales/Calais. This means it does not directly correspond to the Burgundia of the Dark Ages, having lost Provence but expanded northward. Due to the existence of Borgonze France and Germany have no common border, and Alsace and Lorraine are German. Still Borgonze was probably part of the realm of Charlemagne and its reemergence is later, similar to what happened in OTL. It may even be part of an in that case less centralist France. | ||
The OTL where Borgonze exists may be [[Lucus]]. | The OTL where Borgonze exists may be [[Lucus]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 21 September 2007
I'm not sure how big the Borgonze where Rhodrese/Borgonzay is spoken is. It does extend further south than the French region called Bourgogne in OTL, including Lojú/Lyon and further south along the Rhuodre/Rhône, but not including Provença/Provence nor extending east into OTL Switzerland. I don't know how far west or north it extends, although it does not include Paris. It includes the full course of Saugone/Saône, and is probably not landlocked but includes Picardie and Cales/Calais. This means it does not directly correspond to the Burgundia of the Dark Ages, having lost Provence but expanded northward. Due to the existence of Borgonze France and Germany have no common border, and Alsace and Lorraine are German. Still Borgonze was probably part of the realm of Charlemagne and its reemergence is later, similar to what happened in OTL. It may even be part of an in that case less centralist France.
The OTL where Borgonze exists may be Lucus.
