'Imperial Culture' (non-canonista)

Astromancer · 11-16-2011, 07:03 AM

The Historical Narrative(Part Two)

It would seem to me that Byzantium, The Islamic States, and most of India's history would be downplayed. Far too religious and disturbing. China's history on the otherhand makes great Imperial propoganda. The British Raj, especially the recovery of so much of India's culture and literature by British enthusiasts, would get coverage.

The Incas might or might not get coverage, however the Aztecs would be used as a prototype of a warped and dangerous society along with the Nazis and Stalinists.

More later.

Oh do offer your reactions and objections.

11-16-2011, 07:03 AM	#11
Astromancer Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: West Virginia	Re: 'Imperial Culture' (non-canonista) The Historical Narrative(Part Two) It would seem to me that Byzantium, The Islamic States, and most of India's history would be downplayed. Far too religious and disturbing. China's history on the otherhand makes great Imperial propoganda. The British Raj, especially the recovery of so much of India's culture and literature by British enthusiasts, would get coverage. The Incas might or might not get coverage, however the Aztecs would be used as a prototype of a warped and dangerous society along with the Nazis and Stalinists. More later. Oh do offer your reactions and objections. __________________ Per Ardua Per Astra! Ancora Imparo