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Allied Coalition

The **Allied Coalition** is an alliance between Earth countries and human colonies in outer space, the Five Great Shinobi Nations, the fairies of Fairy World, the sea creatures from Bikini Bottom, the peoples of Terraria, the Systems Alliance, the Citadel Council, the Galactic Republic, the Mixels, the ponies of Equestria, the Shinra Electric Power Company, and many other civilizations, factions and groups.
Orléans Conference

The **Orléans Conference** of 1882 regulated European colonization and trade in Africa, organized by the premier of France, (?). Its outcome, the **General Act of the Orléans Conference**, can be seen as the formalisation of the Scramble for Africa, but some have doubted of its role in the colonial partitioning of Africa and draw attention to bilateral agreements concluded before and after the conference.
Covenant Empire

The **Covenant Empire**, also referred to as **The Covenant**, was a theocratic hegemony made up of multiple alien species that maintained control over a large portion of the Orion Arm in the Milky Way galaxy. The Covenant was a political, military, and religious affiliation, originally a mutual alliance between the San'Shyuum and Sangheili following a brutal conflict between the two warring races. Its expansion to include at least six other races united in the worship of the Forerunners and the Halo Array soon began after the original formation.
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Aaron/Cytaty

**Wampiry**
 **Aaron**
 **Obrazy**
 ****Cytaty****
 **Ścieżka**
Aaron**Czy zdołasz odkryć jego sekret?**

* Do Heloizy Ścieżka Aarona
* Do Heloizy
* Do innych

##### Rozdział VIII

"Nie jestem pewien, co przyniesie nam przyszłość, ale nie mogę dłużej zaprzeczyć temu uczuciu. Chce być cały czas przy tobie. Chce mi się płakać, kiedy jesteś smutna. A ja chcę, żebyś tylko się uśmiechnęła. "  RVIII Ścieżka Aarona

##### Rozdział X

"You don’t rely on people, but you’re always thinking of others. That’s why I love you..."  RX / Ścieżka Aarona
"I was going to join you and leave them, but ivan had a crisis and we had to get him under control. As soon as night fell, I was able to let them take over and I ran through the woods "  Neutralne zakończenie / Ścieżka Aarona }}

"A jednak zostałem przemieniony w XV wieku, na początku 1400 roku, co czyni mnie najstarszym wampirem w posiadłości."  RII / Ścieżka Vladimira
"Byłem najemnikiem i skończyłem na wiecznej wojnie, próbując zbić fortunę, jak wszyscy głupcy, którzy wiedzieli jak walczyć w tamtych czasach."  RII / ?

"Intruz"? Rany, jak możesz być taki chłodny i zdystansowany?"  Aaron do Vladimira / Prolog
Isabel II of Spain

## Isabel II

**Isabel II de Borbón y Braganza**, also known as "the blessed"is the queen of **Spain** since 1887. She is the daughter of the previous king, **Alfonso XII**. After the Salic Law was removed by her grandfather **Javier I**, Isabel became the heir in the case his father Alfonso died, which happened when she was just 21 years old.

During her reign, she focused on making the nation develop its industrial potential and not remain in the shadow of Europe, reinforcing political ties with **France**. She laid the foundations of a growth that placed **Spain** as a great power in the continent by the 1900s. It should be noted that although her reign was much more permissive than that of his father, Isabel also had great control of the high government thanks to her charisma and good treatment of the people, making frequent walks throughout Spain, interested in the way of life of the average spaniard, sometimes staying in private stays against the suggestions of her escort. By actions like these, she has become a beloved monarch between the Spanish people, and her reign is at the peak of its popularity, with even republicans praising her reforms.

## History

### Early life

Isabel was born at the Royal Palace of Madrid on July 30th, 1868 as the daughter of back-then. Her childhood was remarkable by her relationship with his grandfather Javier, who in his words saw inside her an intelligence "*superior to her father's despite her young age*" and the effort that her grandfather put in educating her and making her a good queen in the future, sometimes neglecting the tasks of the government to be with her granddaughter, something that Alfonso XII hated (and was partly one of the reasons for his meddling in political affairs). The death of her grandfather deeply affected Isabel, who grew up seeing the collapse that the ministers ordained by his father caused. Isabel was not especially a sociable person, having a circle of close friends and acquaintances of the court, including several scientists and engineers whom she invited to discuss science and technology with only 18 years. Like her grandfather, her pre-reign policy is summed up in a repudiation of the actions and ministers of her father Alfonso, with Isabel striving towards more liberal ideas and a more democratic and parliamentary monarchy once she was crowned in 1887.

### Family and marriage

Isabel II is the niece of Javier I of Spain through her father's side, and of the portuguese monarchs Maria II and Ferdinand II through her mother, which gives her a solid grip on both the Spanish and Portuguese thrones. On December 2nd, 1893, she married Friedrich, Duke of Hesse and by Rhine, with whom she had 4 children:

* Alfonso, Prince of Asturias, Heir to the Spanish throne (b. 1894)
* Carlos Felipe de Borbón (b. 1896)
* María Paulina de Borbón (b. 1897)
* Carlos Luis de Borbón (b. 1899)
Spanish American wars of independence

The **Spanish American wars of independence** were a series of conflicts and civil wars that occurred in the territory of Spanish America between 1813 and 1826, between supporters of independence, called **patriots**, faced against supporters of the Spanish Monarchy, known as the **royalists** or the viceregals.

The origin of the conflict can be found in the **abdications of Bayonne** in 1808 and the consequent **Peninsular War**, which resulted in a power vacuum in Spanish America, which became isolated from the government in Madrid as they rebelled against **Joseph I Bonaparte**'s authority. This power vacuum resulted in the formation of autonomous juntas influenced by the **French Revolution** and the North American states that nominally ruled on behalf of the captive King **Ferdinand VII**.

The reality however, was quite different, as most of these Juntas refused to recognize the **Supreme Central Junta**, established in 1808. Since 1810 various of these governments declared themselves autonomous from the Spanish government, and later on, proclaimed their independence as sovereign states with "patriot" armies led by popular caudillos such as **Simón Bolívar** in **Venezuela** and **New Granada** and **José de San Martín** and **José Gervasio Artigas** in Río de la Plata, who started campaigns against the royalist forces of the Americas.

The conflict is usually divided into two stages; The *initial stage* (1813-1817) includes the beginning of the wars of independence and the Spanish reconquest of the great majority of the territories, save for some scattered resistance in **New Spain**, **New Granada**, and the Andes. The *second stage* (1817-1826) starts at the division between absolutists and liberals and weakening of the royalist army and the collapse of the **Spanish** regimes in a large part of the continental territories, with new independent states consolidating their independence in the place of the former viceroyalties.
Battle of Trafalgar

The **Battle of Trafalgar** was a naval engagement during the **Napoleonic Wars** between the **British Royal Navy** and the **French Navy**, set in the context of the **War of the Third Coalition**.

After a failed **Franco-Spanish** campaign in 1801 to take control of **Royalist**-controlled **French India**, **Napoleon** set his sights on **Britain**, planning to use the combined **Franco****-Spanish** navies to gain naval superiority in the **English Channel** to support a **French** invasion of **England**. However, enraged and fed up with **Villeneuve**'s command, the **Spanish** fleet under **Federico Gravina** mutinied at the height of Finisterre, and docked at Ferrol, where he stayed with his fleet for the rest of the year, avoiding the **British**. With 15 ships less, and a squadron numbering 21 ships of the line, **Villeneuve** was forced to continue sailing south, where he was trapped at Cádiz by a British squadron under admiral **Horatio Nelson**.

After receiving news that he was going to be replaced by Vice-Admiral **François de Rosily-Mesros**, **Villeneuve** decided to exit the safety of the city and face the **British**. After **Villeneuve** formed a traditional line of battle, with the fleet being divided at small squadrons that would pierce single points of the line, **Nelson** countered the maneuver by setting up a formation that cut the **French** fleet in two, allowing the **British** to destroy half of the **French** squadron before the other half could turn to help. Outnumbered and outmaneuvered, the **French Navy** suffered a heavy, crippling defeat in the battle, with 12 ships sunk and other 3 captured in the aftermath of the battle. Meanwhile, for **Nelson** the battle was his career's biggest victory, and he would return to **Britain** hailed as a hero. The engagement effectively eliminated any possibility for a **French** invasion of **Great Britain**.
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Kingdom of Bavaria

**Bavaria**, officially the **Kingdom of Bavaria**, is a sovereign German state located in Central Europe, member of the German Confederation, formed from the former Electorate of Bavaria in 1805. Bavaria's borders would be set in the 1812 Congress of Ratisbon, where Bavaria ceded Tyrol and Vorarlberg to Austria while receiving Würzburg and Aschaffenburg. The current king of Bavaria is Ludwig II, who has ruled since his father Maximilian II's death in 1864.

Bavaria borders Prussia and the Hessian Confederation to the north, Baden and Württemberg to the northwest and west, and Austria to the south and east. The small Bavarian exclave of the Palatinate also shares a border with France.
Rudolf I of Austria

## Rudolf I

**Rudolf I of Austria** (21 August 1858) is the current emperor of the **United Kingdom of Austria**, since his father's abdication on October 28 1892. The only son and third child of his father, **Franz Joseph I of Austria**, Rudolf is considered one of the most liberal monarchs of Europe, having transformed **Austria** from an authoritarian monarchy to a parliamentary monarchy.

Since his early childhood and after the traumatic experience of the **Austro-Prussian War** of 1866, which frustrated austrian dreams of a Greater Germany, young Rudolf, back then Crown Prince of **Austria**, became increasingly interested in the minorities that formed the Habsburg Empire, embracing liberal ideas, which earned him constant tensions with his **father**, of pangermanist and conservative ideals. After his father's abdication in 1892 with the intention of retiring to his small villa in the Adriatic Coast, Rudolf was crowned Emperor of Austria.

Inmediately after his crowning ceremony, Rudolf started transforming Austria into a parliamentary regime based on the english model, aswell as **reforming the multiethnic empire** into a federation of crowns united under the same monarch. This set of actions secured Rudolf a friendship with other european constitutional monarchs like **Queen Victoria** and **Queen Isabella II**, with whom Rudolf mantained a close correspondence.
Battle of Apalachee Bay

The **Battle of Apalachee Bay** (in Spanish: **Batalla Naval de San Marcos**) was a decisive naval battle fought on 17 March 1780 as part of the Anglo-Spanish War in the context of the American Revolutionary War.

A smaller British naval squadron composed of nine ships defeated the larger but badly trained Spanish squadron led by Luis de Córdova y Córdova, who that same year would be dispatched to aid in the Siege of Gibraltar.

## Background

During the Seven Years' War, the British had successfully conquered important trading hubs such as Havana and Manila, and in the Treaty of Paris Spain was forced to cede the territory of Florida to Great Britain in exchange for recovering these two cities. The Spanish had suffered severe losses against the British during the Seven Years' War, and the need to avenge these losses became the main reason for Spanish entry into the American Revolutionary War.

Before the Spanish Empire's intervention in the conflict, the Spanish aided the Thirteen Colonies through various points in Louisiana and the Mississippi, and through French ports. After the Spanish intervention in the American War of Independence, there was no longer a need to hide Spanish support for the rebels, and the British became aware of the secret supply network that had been built in recent years among the Spanish. and the rebellious settlers.

In response, hostilities between the fleets of Spain and Great Britain resumed, and during the conflict both nations attempted to block or attack enemy ports in the Caribbean. In February 1780, a Spanish fleet led by Admiral Luis de Córdova was sent to the Gulf of Mexico with the intention of supporting a Spanish reconquest of Florida and cutting off British supply lines in the area. At the same time, a fleet sent from Newfoundland led by John Montagu was to support the British expedition to Nicaragua after resupplying in British Florida. In this context, both fleets met near Apalachee Bay on the night of March 11, 1780, but the battle would not break out until dawn the following morning.

## Battle

At dawn on the 12th, Montagu's ships were in position to shoot at Spanish ships and vice versa. It was then when he saw clearly that his numerical inferiority was two Spanish ships for each British ship, but in any case it was already a greater risk for the British to try to escape than to face the Spanish squadron, so Montagu decided to attack to try to prevent this squad from assisting the land invasion of British Florida.

To the advantage of the English, the Spanish squad was formed in two groups tactically ill-prepared for combat and a crew formed by badly trained sailors, while the English maintained a clear and precise line formation. Montagu ordered his fleet to pass between the two groups, which would optimize the use of his ships' guns, while preventing the Spanish fleet from being able to use all of theirs. At all times the fleet maneuvered in order to prevent the Spanish ships from escaping towards Havana.
Kingdom of Peru

The **Kingdom of Peru**, or simply **Peru**, sometimes called by its old name **Viceroyalty of Peru**, is a country in South America. Peru is a dominion, an autonomous territory, of the Kingdom of Spain, with the Spanish monarchs serving as the kings of Peru. It borders Quito and New Granada to the north, the State of Grão Pará and the Empire of Brazil to the east, and Chile, Tucumán, and Paraguay to the south. Through the exclave of Chiloe, Peru also limits with the Confederacy of Arauco, France, and the United Kingdom.

### History

In the early 19th century, while most South American nations were swept by wars of independence, Peru remained a royalist stronghold. The economic crises, the loss of power of Spain in Europe, the war of independence in North America, and native uprisings all contributed to a favorable climate to the development of emancipation ideas among the C*riollo* population in South America. However, the Criollo oligarchy in Peru enjoyed privileges and remained loyal to the Spanish Crown. The liberation movement started in the former Viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata where autonomous juntas were created as a result of the loss of authority of the Spanish government over its territories.

The Juntist army marched to the north hoping to link with the so-called "Republiquetas" of Upper Peru, defeating a small Spanish force at Suipacha and controlling much of the region until Goyeneche's Royal Army of Peru crushed the Juntist forces of Castelli at Huaqui, forcing the rebels to retreat to Jujuy.

### Politics

#### Government

Peru is a dominion of the Spanish Crown which functions as a constitutional parliamentary monarchy ruled by the Spanish Monarch. The Queen of Spain is represented by the Viceroy, a military officer appointed every 5 years by the King of Spain. The office of Viceroy of Peru is currently occupied by Juan Ampudia López. The Peruvian constitution is heavily based on the Spanish Constitution of 1856. Together with the Viceroy, the Peruvian government is comprised of the Cortes, with seat in Lima, with a bicameral organization composed of the Congress of Deputies, with elected deputies and the Viceroy, and the Senate, formed by representants which are not directly elected by the population. The Senate is composed of Peruvian hereditary members, mostly from the most prominent oligarchic families of Peru and aristocracy, aswell as senators-by-right (Captain Generals, Admirals, and other high ranking officials who have the right to become Senators by their prominency).

#### Political Factions

The politics of Peru are dominated by the **Partido Progresista**, of social conservative ideology, which is followed by the **Liga Radical**, Peru's biggest coalition of nationalist parties, and the **Frente Conservador del Perú**.
Kingdom of Prussia

The **Kingdom of Prussia**, commonly known as **Prussia**, is a sovereign state located in Central Europe and the Baltic Sea. It was formed from Brandenburg-Prussia in 1701, melting the two kingdoms into Prussia, which by the middle 1860's ended up engulfing most of northern Germany as part of Otto von Bismarck's unificationist policy. However, after the Second Schleswig War against Denmark, France, and Austria in 1864 Prussia's dreams of unification disintegrated.

After the death of Wilhelm I and the rise of Friedrich III, a staunch supporter of liberalism, Prussia underwent a series of reforms sponsored by the monarch and became one of the most democratic monarchies in Europe, a title it still holds to this day, besides possessing one of Germany's most powerful militaries, directly behind Austria. Prussia borders the Duchy of Holstein and the Baltic Sea to the north, the Netherlands
Supreme Central Junta

The **Supreme Central and Governing Junta of Spain and the Indies** (also known as Supreme Central Junta, the Supreme Council, and Junta of Seville; Spanish: *Junta Suprema Central y Gubernativa de España e Indias*) formally was the Spanish organ that accumulated the executive and legislative powers during the **Spanish War of Independence**. It was established on 25 September 1808 following the Spanish victory at the **Battle of Bailén** and after the Council of Castile declared null and void the abdications of **Charles IV** and **Ferdinand VII** done at Bayonne earlier in May. It was initially formed by the representatives of the provincial juntas and first met in Aranjuez chaired by the **Count of Floridablanca**, with 35 members in total.
Kumul Khanate

**哈密汗國**
قۇمۇل خانلىقى

**Kumul Khanate**

 **Type of Government:** | Absolute monarchy
(Tributary state of Qing Dynasty)

The **Kumul Khanate**, also known as the **Kingdom of Hami** by its Chinese overlords, is a quasi-sovereign state to the east of Central Asia with the status of a Qing vassal. One of the last direct Genghisid states, the Kumul Khanate's rulers descend from the khans of the Chagatai Khanate.

It's surrounded by the territory of the Qing Dynasty except to the north, where it borders the Khanate of Mongolia.

## Government

The Kumul Khanate is an absolute monarchy ruled by **Maqsud Shah** (**沙木胡索特**). His despotic way of ruling and a tendency to drink copious amounts of alcohol has made him many enemies in Court, including those who would support a Mongolian annexation of Kumul or the complete overthrow of the Khanate...
Rafael del Riego

**Rafael del Riego** (Tuña, April 7, 1784 - Montevideo, May 25, 1869) was a Spanish and Oriental soldier, politician, and independence leader during the Spanish American Wars of Independence, remembered for his participation in the civil war against the absolutist royalists and later his change of sides and consequent declaration of independence of the Oriental Republic.
Charles IV of Spain

**Charles IV**

**King of Spain**
 Predecessor

**Charles IV** (11 November 1748 – 19 January 1819) was King of **Spain** from the death of his father **Charles III** in 1788 until his forced abdication in 1808, during the **Aranjuez Riots**. His lack of character and leadership led him to entrust the government to his favourite **Manuel Godoy**, the **Queen**'s protégé and possibly her lover.

During the **French Revolution**, **Spain**'s adherence to the coalition led to the **French** invasion of northern Spanish territories and, after **Godoy** switched sides to ally with **France** against **Great Britain**, to a series of disastrous defeats for which the **Spanish** people would blame the monarch and his favourite, who on the onset of the **Peninsular War** attempted to flee to the Americas, but **were stopped in Aranjuez**, where Charles was forced to abdicate on **Prince Ferdinand**, the main instigator of the riots.
Boshin War

Following a coup d'état within Chōshū which returned to power the extremist faction supportive of the *Sonnō jōi* doctrine, the shogunate announced its intention to lead a Second expedition to punish the renegade domain. This, in turn, prompted Chōshū to form a secret alliance with Satsuma. The shogunate was defeated by Chōshū, leading to a considerable loss of authority. In late 1866, however, first *shōgun* Tokugawa Iemochi and then Emperor Kōmei died, succeeded by Tokugawa Yoshinobu and Emperor Mutsuhito respectively. A false letter was created by Satsuma and Chōshū in the name of Emperor Mutsuhito commanding the "slaughtering of the traitorous subject Yoshinobu". In response Yoshinobu resigned his full powers and declared his intention to negotiate with the Emperor.

While Yoshinobu's resignation of full powers had created a legal and administrative void at the highest level of government, his apparatus of state continued to exist. Yoshinobu and his clan remained a prominent force in the evolving political order and retained many executive powers, a prospect the Satsuma and Chōshū Domains found intolerable. On January 3, 1868, these elements seized the imperial palace in Kyoto in a coup d'état, and the following day had the new Emperor declare his "own" restoration to full power. Satsuma general Saigō Takamori threatened the assembly into abolishing the title "*shōgun*" and ordering the confiscation of Yoshinobu's lands. Enraged by this, Yoshinobu ordered the inmediate subjugation of the rebel Domains, and sent a 15,000 men-strong army towards Kyoto.

On January 27, 1868, shogunate forces clashed with forces of Chōshū and Satsuma in the Battle of Toba-Fushimi at the southern entrance to Kyoto. The numerical superiority of the bakufu troops against the rebels and the incorporation of the Imperial court to the shogunal side resulted in the victory of the Tokugawatroops and the capture of an important ammount of the equipment, manpower, and cannons of the anti-shogunal coalition, dealing a heavy blow to Takamori's army. Chōshū and Satsuma attempted a failed counterattack in the Battle of Kasai, where the bakufu troops scored a decisive victory. By autumn of 1868, Yoshinobu's army had encircled the remnants of Takamori's army, which had retreated to Chōshū's capital Hagi, which surrendered in November, ending the civil war.
Vladimir/Rozdział VI

**Wampiry**
 **Vladimir**
 **Obrazy**
 **Cytaty**
 **Ścieżka**
Rozdział VI**To było jak ogień, który chciałem, by płonął coraz jaśniej i jaśniej...**

 **Spis Rozdziałów**
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Premiera: 29.06.2021 PL / 29.01.2020 FR  Punkty Akcji: 15 000

Odcinek rozpoczyna się w momencie, gdy Vladimir wybudza bohaterkę z koszmaru. Poprzedniej nocy postanowiła, że zostanie u niego w pokoju, żeby mieć na niego oko. Po tym jak dziewczyna dochodzi do siebie, bohaterowie zaczynają rozmowę o wydarzeniach z minionej nocy, przez co bardziej się do siebie zbliżają. Następnie zostawia go by odpoczął, a sama udaje się powiadomić pozostałe wampiry o tym co się wydarzyło. Po tym jak wszyscy zostali uświadomieni o zagrożeniu, domownicy postanawiają zorganizować naradę, do której dołącza Eloise. Nieco później dziewczyna siada z książką przy kominku w salonie, gdzie zjawia się Vladimir. Wampir postanawia zwierzyć się bohaterce, że cierpi na chorobę, która nie pozwala mu opuszczać dworu. Dowiadujemy się, że ma alergię na światło księżyca, które jest dla niego równie szkodliwe, co światło słoneczne. Bohaterowie zaczynają się do siebie coraz bardziej zbliżać. Po spotkaniu z Vladimirem Eloise wraca do pokoju. Zasypia, ale ze snu wybudza ją piorun. Bohaterka ma złe przeczucia, które sprawdzają się po tym jak atakuje ją ten sam mężczyzna, który rzucił się na nią w lesie. Po chwili jednak znika, a do pokoju Eloise wbiega reszta wampirów.

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Austro-Prussian War

The **Austro-Prussian War** was a conflict fought on 1866 by **Prussia** and her allies on one side, and **Austria** and her allies on the other side, after austro-prussian interests over unifying Germany collided (The idea of **Greater Germany**, supported by **Austria**, which would include all of the austrian territories as part of Germany, despite the fact many regions, like **Hungary** or **Croatia**, had non-german majorities, and the idea of **Lesser Germany**, supported by **Prussia**, which excluded the **Austrian Empire** in its entirety). Ultimately, the war ended in a humilliating austrian defeat and a deadly blow to dreams of german unification under **Vienna**.
Tongzhi Emperor

**Tongzhi**

**Emperor of China**
 Predecessor

The **Tongzhi Emperor** (27 April 1856 - 12 January 1875), born **Zaichun** of the Aisin Gioro clan, was the ninth emperor of the Qing Dynasty, who ruled from 1861 to 1875. His reign was largely overshadowed by the rule of his mother, Empress Dowager Cixi. A weak-minded and frail monarch, the Tongzhi Emperor's short reign saw a failed attempt at modernizing the country. The Tongzhi Emperor died in 1875, at the age of 18, after having contracted smallpox. He was succeeded by his 4-year old cousin Zaitian, the future Guangxu Emperor.
Manuel Godoy

**Manuel Godoy y Álvarez de Faria** (Badajoz, 12 May 1767 - Ibid., 4 October 1851) was a Spanish noble and statesman, favourite and Secretary of State of Charles IV from 1792 to 1798, and Spain's strongman in the shadow from 1800 to 1808, during which he led the country through the tumultuous period encompassing the French Revolution and the first half of the Napoleonic Wars.

Born into an empoverished noble family, he rose to power in a meteoric power thanks to Charles IV, who granted him endless honors and medals, while the cliques that dominated Charles's court in his early reign, led by the Counts of Floridablanca and Aranda, watched helpless as Godoy toppled their influence. From that moment on, Godoy would rule as an enlightened minister and de facto leader of Spain, enjoying the monarch's disinterest in politics, promoting pragmatist foreign policies that maintained Spain's position on the world stage while France defeated or annexed other powers such as Austria, Prussia or the Netherlands, while as his interior policy he attempted to carry out a enlightened reformist program which was deeply rejected by the nobility and the clergy.
United States of America

The **United States of America** was a sovereign state comprising the territories south of Canada and east of the Mississippi River between the years 1776 and 1804, the date at which it was divided by internal disputes in various independent states.

The country's declaration of independence in 1776 grew out of British restrictions on trade with the colonies and especially high taxes on tea, which led to the Boston Tea Party. Lack of autonomy and high taxes led to a series of revolts that ended up spreading through most of the British colonies in North America except Quebec, Florida, Hudson Land, and Newfoundland. In total, 13 colonies ended up declaring independence. In principle these states agreed to form a unified government with broad powers for the states in the so-called Articles of Confederation, however a draft constitution with greater powers for the federal government was rejected in 1778 after Delaware, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Connecticut had already signed, after which they had to go back to the articles since the remaining states did not sign the draft constitution. This draft constitution was rejected mainly by the supporters of what would become the Federalist Party.
Aisin Gioro Zaifeng

**Zaifeng**
 **Prince Chun of the First Rank**
 Predecessor
Pujie
Yunying

**Aisin Gioro Zaifeng**, second Prince Chun (b. 12 February 1883) is a Manchu prince of the Aisin Gioro clan and commander of the Imperial Guard. He was the second of Yixuan's sons to survive into adulthood, and is the half-brother of the Guangxu Emperor.

Zaifeng first rose to prominence in 1898, when his half-brother started the Wuxu War against the reactionaries, where, due to the reformist ideals he shared with his brother, he was assigned by the Emperor to command one of the cavalry divisions which participated in the decisive Battle of Tsinan Fu. After the end of the war, which enforced Imperial power and ensured China's path to westernization, he was promoted to commander of the Imperial Guard, which gave him an important position within his brother's Court.

In 1906 his first-born son, Aisin Gioro Puyi, was born, who was designated by his uncle as heir presumptive to the Qing Empire.
Khanate of Mongolia

The **Khanate of Mongolia**, commonly called **Mongolia**, is a landlocked country in East Asia. It borders the Russian Empire and Tannu Uriankhai to the north, the Qing Dynasty and the Kumul Khanate to the south, and Russian Manchuria to the east.

The nation is ruled by Namnansüren Khan, a direct descendant of the Borjigin clan, although Urga's direct authority over many zones of the country is questionable, instead being represented by local nobles who act as de-facto rulers of those territories.

## History

### Mongolia under Qing rule

The region of Mongolia was brought under Qing rule in the 17th and 18th centuries, although alliances and de-facto subservience had existed ever since several Mongol tribes allied with the Manchus. Most notably, Inner Mongolia's Kalkha Mongols decided to join in 1691 after their defeat at the hands of the Dzungar Khanate left them without a chance to remain independent.

The Banner system imposed by the Qing sovereigns resulted in the weakening of the once powerful Mongols, dividing them in lines and avoiding individual princes to acquire power that could potentially threat Qing rule over the region.

### Restoration of the Khanate

Chinese rule over Mongolia collapsed during the chaos of the War of Imperial Restoration, when in 1899 Yuan Shikai's New Army forced the region into submission and imposed heavy taxes and conscription among the Mongol banners to fuel a series attempts at conquering Xinjiang from its pro-Cixi governor. This led to several months of mutiny which eventually evolved into an open rebellion against Qing rule, with the aid of Russian-supplied equipment and men.

Due to the rapid spread of the rebellion, the deposition of the Qing viceroy and a failing front in the Yangtze River, Chinese troops evacuated first Outer Mongolia and then most of Inner Mongolia in 1901. After Chinese troops were expelled from the country, a council of powerful nobles from all over the country were called to the capital of Urga to elect a new Khan, where Tögs-Ochiryn Namnansüren, a direct descendant of Genghis Khan's Borjigin family, was enthroned as the new Khan of Mongolia.

## Military

### Army

Mongolia's army is relatively small and underequipped, with 2 infantry divisions and 5 cavalry divisions, though a Russian military mission sent in 1908 is working on modernizing Mongolia's army.

### Navy

Mongolia, as a landlocked country, does not operate a navy.

## Economy

Mongolia's economy is severely underdeveloped, with two civilian factories and one military factory.
Ottoman Empire

The **Ottoman Empire** usually called **Turkish Empire**, **Ottoman Sultanate** or simply **Turkey**, is a state in Anatolia and parts of Thrace. The remains of the once great **Ottoman Empire**, which fell into oblibvion after the **Ottoman War of Coalition**, the Sultan, once a symbol of greatness and imperial power, is now reduced to a puppet by the authocratic dictatorship established by the **Young Turks**, which maintain the country in a dictatorship of liberal and europeist ideology. It limits to the north with the **Pontus Republic** and **Bulgaria**, to the east with **Armenia** and **Kurdistan**, to the south with the **Two Sicilies** via the **Dodecanese**, **France** via **Lebanon**, and the french protectorate of **Syria**, and to the west with **Greece**.
Charles III of Spain

**Charles III**

**King of** **Spain**
 Predecessor

**Charles III** (Spanish: ***Carlos III***, Neapolitan: ***Carlo VII***; 20 January 1716 - 14 December 1788) was King of Naples and Sicily from 1734 to 1759 and King of Spain from 1759 to 1788. A proponent of enlightened absolutism, he was crowned as King of Spain in 1759 upon the death of his brother **Ferdinand VI**.

Charles was the third son of Philip V of Spain who reached adulthood and the first from Philip's second marriage with Elizabeth Farnese, and as such his half-brothers Louis I and Ferdinand VI ruled as Kings of Spain before him. However, the childless death of both led to his ascension to the Spanish throne.

As King of Spain, Charles III made far-reaching reforms to increase the flow of funds to the crown and defend against foreign incursions on the empire. He facilitated trade and commerce, modernized agriculture and land tenure, and promoted science and university research. He implemented secularizing policies to increase the power of the state regarding the church. During his reign, he expelled the Jesuits from the Spanish Empire. He strengthened the Spanish army and navy. Although he did not achieve complete control over Spain's finances, and was sometimes obliged to borrow to meet expenses, most of his reforms proved successful in providing increased revenue to the crown and expanding state power, leaving a lasting legacy. During the American Revolutionary War, Spain participated as an ally of France and the United States, reconquering territories like Menorca and Florida that had been conquered by the British in the Seven Years' War.

In the Spanish Empire his regime enacted a series of sweeping reforms with the aim of bringing the overseas territories under firmer control by the central government, reversing the trend toward local autonomy, and gaining more control over the Church. Reforms including the establishment of two new viceroyalties, realignment of administration into intendancies, creating a standing military, establishing new monopolies, revitalizing silver mining, excluding American-born Spaniards (criollos) from high civil and ecclesiastical offices, and eliminating many privileges (fueros) of clergy. After his death in 1788 he was succeeded by his son Charles IV.
Mutsuhito

**Mutsuhito**

**Emperor of Japan**

**Mutsuhito** (b. 3 November 1852) is the 122nd and current Emperor of Japan since 1867, and the first monarch of the modern Japanese state.

He's regarded as one of Japan's key figures in the modernization efforts of the last 40 years, which have seen Japan transform from a feudal and isolationist society into an important industrial and military power in East Asia.

## Biography

### Early life

Mutsuhito was born as **Prince Sachinomiya** on 3 November 1852 in Kyoto, the imperial capital, to Emperor Kōmei and his favourite concubine Nakayama Yoshiko., daughter of the acting chancellor Nakayama Tadayasu. The young prince was born into an era of great changes, symbolized by the arrival of Commodore Putyatin and his Russian naval squadron in 1854, when they entered the harbor of Edo and forced the shogunate to open the country after threatening to bombard the city.
As a consequence, a series of "Unequal Treaties" were signed with the European powers, allowing trade and various privileges for foreign diplomats and traders. In 1860, Mutsuhito was proclaimed heir to the throne and crown prince, and received his adult name of Mutsuhito. By the early 1860s, the Tokugawa shogunate was under several threats. Representatives of foreign powers sought to increase their influence in Japan. Many *daimyōs* were increasingly dissatisfied with the *bakufu'*s handling of foreign affairs. Large numbers of young samurai, known as *shishi* or "men of high purpose", began to meet and speak against the shogunate. The *shishi* revered Emperor Kōmei and favoured direct violent action to cure societal ills.

### Bakusheiku

Kyoto was a major centre for the *shishi* and the shishi had influence over the Emperor Kōmei. In 1863 he was persuaded to issue an "Order to expel barbarians". The Order placed the shogunate in a difficult position since they had no intention of enforcing the order because they did not have the power to carry it out. Several attacks were made on foreigners or their ships, and foreign forces retaliated. *Bakufu* forces were able to drive most of the *shishi* out of Kyoto, and an attempt by them to return in 1864 was driven back. Nevertheless, unrest continued throughout Japan.

The prince's awareness of the political turmoil is uncertain, as during this time he studied *waka* poetry, first with his father, then with the court poets. In 1866, Tokugawa Iemochi died, and was replaced by Tokugawa Yoshinobu. Yoshinobu was a reformer who desired to transform Japan into a Western-style state and return most political power to the Emperor. In 1866, the *shishi* faction took over the Chōshū Domain and the *bakufu* sent an army to crush the rebels. However, the modernized forces of Chōshū defeated the shogunate and Satsuma Domain defected, allying with Chōshū against the shogunate. Emperor Kōmei fell ill and died on 30 January 1867, and the crown prince was formally proclaimed Emperor on 3 February 1867.
Maryland

**Differences:**

* Garrett County is never formed and remains part of Allegany.

* Wicomico County is never formed and remains split between the Somerset and Worcester counties.

* The counties of Howard and Carroll are merged and named as Henry County, after the first president of the republic.

**List of Leaders:**

* John Henry - Democratic-Republican (1798 - 1806)
* Robert Bowie - Democratic-Republican (1806 - 1822)
* Samuel Smith - Democratic-Republican (1822 - 1830)
* Joseph Kent - Democratic-Republican (1830 - 1837) Died in office
* Samuel Stevens - Democratic-Republican (1837 - 1838)
* James Thomas - Whig (1838 - 1846)

**Wars involving Maryland:**

* Second American Revolution
* Appalachian War (skirmishes fought on Marylander territory)
* Tribal conflicts in Maryland-in-Africa.
Sublime State of Persia

The **Sublime State of Persia** or **Guarded Domains of Iran**, commonly known as the **Persian Empire** or **Persia** is a sovereign country located in the Middle East and Western Asia. To the north, it limits with the Caspian Sea, the Russian Empire and the turkic khanates of Khiva and Bukhara, of which the later two form part of a Persian sphere of influence. To the east it borders the Emirate of Afghanistan, while to the southeast it borders the Sikh Empire. To the west, it holds frontiers with the Republic of Armenia, the Sultanate of Iraq and the Emirate of Kurdistan, itself a Persian vassal.
Xavier I of Spain

**Xavier I** (Spanish: ***Javier I***; 19 October 1822 - 30 November 1874) named **«the Great»** was king of **Spain** after the death of his father **Ferdinand VII** from 1831 until his own death in 1874. From 1831 to 1840, the queen regent **Maria Christina** acted as regent on behalf of Xavier; After Ferdinand's death, the question of who would act as Xavier's regent led to the **Carlist War**, a civil war fought between the liberal and moderate supporters of the Queen Regent and the reactionary Carlists, who supported the king's brother **Charles** as regent of Xavier.

## Biography

### Early life

Xavier was born in El Escorial as the second surviving child of **Ferdinand VII of Spain** and of his second wife **Maria Isabella of Braganza** on 19 October 1822. He was baptized the next day, in the presence of his father and close family.

## Marriage and issue

On 30 October 1842, Xavier married Princess **Maria Augusta of Poland** (1827-1908) with whom he had 5 children:

* Infanta **María Luisa of Spain** (b. 1843)
* **Alfonso XII**, King of Spain (1845-1893)
* Infante **Carlos Javier of Spain** (b. 1848)
* Infanta María Antonia (b. 1851, stillborn)
* Infante **José Fernando of Spain** (1845-1902)
Khanate of Kashgaria

**قەشقەر خانلىقى**
Qeshqer Xanliqi
***Khanate of Kashgaria***

The **Khanate of Kashgaria** (Turki: **Qeshqer Xanliqi**), commonly known as **Kashgaria** or by the alternative name **Yettishar** is a Turkic khanate located in the region of Turkistan. It was formed during the Wuxu War in 1900, when the Kokandi general Turghun Beq invaded the western frontier of the Qing Empire through the Ferghana Valley, proclaiming himself Khan of Kashgaria with Kokandi support.

Kashgaria borders the Qing dynasty to the east, the Russian Empire to the north, Kokand to the northwest, Afghanistan to the west, and the Sikh Empire to the south.
José Rizal

**José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda** (June 19, 1861) is a Spanish-Filipino doctor, poet, and politician mainly known for his involvement in the process of **equalizing** the **Philippines** with the rest of **Spain**. Unlike other prominent figures in the **Philippines** like **Emilio Aguinaldo** or **Antonio Luna**, Rizal declares that his loyalty is to **Spain**, now that his dreams of **Philippine** equality are being fulfilled. He is the leader of the **Philippine League**, the main political force in the **Philippine Islands** and rival of the **Katipunan**.
Prolog

****Prolog****
 **Tłumaczenie**
 **Ścieżki:**
 **Vladimir**
 **Beliath**
 **Ivan**
 **Aaron**
 **Raphael**
 **Ethan**
 **Neil**
Prolog**Between the sound of footsteps, and the piano playing without a pianist... I feel really uncomfortable. Are we really alone here?**

Premiera: 20.11.19       Punkty Akcji: 0

Prolog jest wspólny dla wszystkich wampirów. Grając w niego nie zużywamy AP. Wybory w nim nie wpływają na późniejszą historię. Oficjalnie wydany 20 listopada 2019 r. Eloise poznaje posiadłość oraz jej mieszkańców. W następstwie nieszczęśliwego wypadku prawie umiera. W prologu wybiera również wampira, który ją ocali i z którym prowadzona będzie dalsza historia.

Tłumaczenie prologu
Ścieżka Raphaela

**Wampiry**
 **Raphael**
 **Obrazy**
 **Cytaty**
 ****Ścieżka****
Raphael**Czy będziesz w stanie udoskonalić jego świat? Czy jesteś muzą, na którą czekał?**

 ****Spis Rozdziałów****
 **I**
 **II**
 **III**
 **IV**
 **V**
 **VI**
 **VII**
 **VIII**
 **IX**
 **X**
Uzyskanie ilustracji jest zawsze kwestią zgromadzonego do tej pory LoM i każdy wybór może na niego wpłynąć.
Po zakończeniu rozdziału dziewiątego, finał historii jest już przesądzony, dlatego też rozdział dziesiąty nie wymaga solucji.
Jeśli nie jesteś w stanie odblokować ilustracji za pomocą solucji, jest prawie pewne, że musisz wrócić i zagrać ponownie w co najmniej jeden odcinek wstecz, aby podnieść LoM.
Teoretycznie graczowi nie powinna być potrzebna solucja ze względu na istnienie trzech rodzajów ścieżek. Trzy różne zakończenia mogą zostać odblokowane w zależności od wyborów. Udostępniona solucja prowadzi do szczęśliwego finału. Jeśli chcesz otrzymać neutralne lub tragiczne zakończenie, musisz zacząć ścieżkę od początku i zbić swój LoM. Powtórzenie kilku ostatnich rozdziałów nie wystarczy, nie wystarczy nawet powtórzenie połowy trasy, musisz wrócić przynajmniej do drugiego lub trzeciego rozdziału. Musisz wybrać inne odpowiedzi niż te, które znajdziesz solucji. Zwykle jedna jest pozytywna, jedna negatywna i jedna neutralna. Większość wyborów tego samego typu prowadzi do odblokowania konkretnego końca.