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This timeframe the influenced are Germanic with heavy Byzantine https://study.com/academy/lesson/carolingian-architecture-style-characteristics-examples.html Abbey Church of Corvey.

Isn't called Roman style is called, Romanesque. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanesque_art

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwTXPFqdtxk

Are systematic by traumas and people own fear. "Hannibal at the Gates" The defeats of Allie and the sack of Rome. The Invasions of Cimbri and Teutons and the Defeat of Arausio. The Massacre of Teutoburg Forest The Third Servile War...etc

People many modern termes it doesn't exists. think all Human developing since Martin Luther, then the movement of French revolution. We are think for example Romans enslave their enemies, and their slave revolt , finish in mass executions. The slaves were less than objects , even some less than a horse.

The wiki don't have that evident point.

Vae Victis.

Sassanid dynasty commits martyrdom http://www.oxuscom.com/persecution.htm

Romans performs that's vengeances, because the war Carthage was destroyed because the horror of blood war like Punic wars. Carthage was not a innocent peaceful, people.

Not I'm referring to unnecessary genocides , like Mesoamerican rituals. But still happens in the history. But is a modern term.

They removed as playable around A22 I guess

I'm not sure, the classic civs and medieval civs uses the fear of execution to rule by iron fist large Empires but... But this was necessary?

The github version?

Yes, but don't expect great gameplay.

The great war... that don't be happen. but here in Latin-American nobody enter to that war. we receive the immigrants. for example the idea to make a new roman is great... but no with weapons, or industrial weapons.

Yes... But I love the highways...

This? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?l=english&id=1268737660

our equivalent. a Mayan codex at Copan.

que cosa tan bella. a beautiful piece of history.

First part can be nice around 1000 AD and second part 1492

Britannia and Gaul 500 BC-1000 AD.

No problem.