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• arkta 7 years ago   i'm crying this is so beautiful40 likes Reply

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• Polandball 8 years ago   Context?19 likes Reply
• aadvikbhardwaj 8 years ago   circle tool10 likes Reply

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• sajjadashhadi 8 years ago   It's little. But alot of them can be dangerous(beside that boat has rocket launcher)16 likes Reply

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• aadvikbhardwaj 8 years ago   germany didnt had spain in WW227 likes Reply
• minipekkaclash0fic 8 years ago   oh, sorry about that37 likes Reply

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• tobynt01 8 years ago   ?16 likes Reply

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• aadvikbhardwaj 8 years ago   Oof18 likes Reply

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• duganing 8 years ago   Context: "With the Orthodox Empire, now the biggest country in Europe, Many countries with an Orthodox majority bowed down to her might. Ukraine, with a mostly orthodox population, accepted being annexed to the Orthodox empire. However, one small problem was in the way, Ukrainians in the West were mostly Catholic. If ALL of Ukraine had bowed down to the Orthodox empire, this would make Catholic Ukrainians upstart, and riot. To stop this, the west of Ukraine seceded from the east. With the capital being Lviv. It became a catholic kingdom, being one of the most peaceful countries in Europe, joining in no wars, and being neutral. In conflicts. Despite this, it had a strong military and a very stable nation"
  
  "In October, 1936, this all ended. After fighting a war in the Mediterranean against Italy, the Orthodox empire was back for it's unfinished business. KOCU was forced to rejoin their empire, and convert to Orthodoxy, or suffer a massive invasio12 likes Reply
• duganing 8 years ago   What the flag stands for:
  The golden yellow symbolizes her fields of wheat, the blue symbolizes the blue sky,
  The red horizontal stripe represents the blood and body of Christ, Light blue shield for defense of the nation, White cross for Christianity, and the Green crown for her monarchy.34 likes Reply

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