@Kho You have 3.5x what I have (give or take) so this makes more sense than what you posted earlier.
What can I say? I'm just a generous kinda guy xP
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What can I say? I'm just a generous kinda guy xP
@Flynn Well, I edited my sheet and the pop is:
Crimsamara: 130,000
Major settlements: 175,000
Rural Farming Communities; Farming Estates, Villages: 450,000
Total: 755,000 (as estimated by local police forces)
Crimsamara: 130,000
Major settlements: 175,000
Rural Farming Communities; Farming Estates, Villages: 450,000
Total: 755,000 (as estimated by local police forces)
@Buddha Hmm, Andaluja is very different. It has five major settlements, and swathes of farming estates.
Maybe it would be best for each of us to just pick a number, and whatever is left is divided between the Capital and minor provinces?
Edit: ninjad
Maybe it would be best for each of us to just pick a number, and whatever is left is divided between the Capital and minor provinces?
Edit: ninjad
@Buddha I found this :\
'At its peak, after the Antonine Plague of the 160s CE, it had a population of about 60 million and a population density of about 16 persons per square kilometer. In contrast to the European societies of the classical and medieval periods, Rome had unusually high urbanization rates. During the 2nd century CE, the city of Rome had more than one million inhabitants. No Western city would have as many again until the 19th century.' Source
Edit: Though, as I understand it, cities like Cordoba did in fact reach one million. Baghdad and Damascus in the east also. And who knows what was going on in India and China.
'At its peak, after the Antonine Plague of the 160s CE, it had a population of about 60 million and a population density of about 16 persons per square kilometer. In contrast to the European societies of the classical and medieval periods, Rome had unusually high urbanization rates. During the 2nd century CE, the city of Rome had more than one million inhabitants. No Western city would have as many again until the 19th century.' Source
Edit: Though, as I understand it, cities like Cordoba did in fact reach one million. Baghdad and Damascus in the east also. And who knows what was going on in India and China.
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Nearly 3x as much, yes.
But that's a modern, post-industrial revolution capital. What would a 12th century European capital be like? Or an ancient capital? Are there stats for those by any chance?
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You won't regret it xDD
@Buddha Hmm, really? I dunno, one third of the population in the capital province seems extreme. That would leave the rest with 2.5 million to play with AND I forgot Cyclone in the above. Populations in provinces would start getting very small compared to province size
Hmm, 3.5 million divides neatly between the seven players (500,000 each), but there are also the minor provinces, and the capital. So, how will we divide?
This maybe?:
Minor Provinces: 240,000
Capital Province: 500,000
Andaluja: 640,000
Meda-Chaba: 410,000
Dieuporteille: 360,000
Yenin: 440,000
Belintash: 510,000
Driftmark: 400,000
This maybe?:
Minor Provinces: 240,000
Capital Province: 500,000
Andaluja: 640,000
Meda-Chaba: 410,000
Dieuporteille: 360,000
Yenin: 440,000
Belintash: 510,000
Driftmark: 400,000
In other news, look at what Hael was getting up to back in the days. That silly seaweed.
Anyway, the above is compulsory reading. Read all eight pages. Right now.
Anyway, the above is compulsory reading. Read all eight pages. Right now.
Speaking of which, @Flynn, what is the total population of the Grand Kingdom?
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