Re: Brithenig universe

Andrew Smith wrote:

> Am 04/04 08:56  James Campbell yscrifef:
>
> > It's a bit of a long shot, I know, but is Northern Alsace taken *there*?
I
> > just wondered whether the Jameld version of reality would be compatible
with
> > the Brithenig universe as described hereinabove. Or am I too far away
> > geographically?
> >
> Define the Jameld version of reality.
Padraic Brown wrote:

> Thus far, the Claimed Territories are: Kemr, Kernow (and Brittany),
> Channel Iss. (and Falkland Iss.), and now Man. The rest is open, so
> the world is essentially the molusk of your choice.
I think my question was really whether Jameld, being a West Germanic tongue
spoken in Northern Alsace by a people descended from migrated Frisians,
would have any interaction with any of the peoples known to inhabit the
Brithenig universe.

The Jameld version of reality is largely the same as the one we have to put
up with, except that at some point currently undefined in the 8th or 9th C a
small group of Frisian-speakers left Frisia and roamed about a bit for a
century or so, eventually settling around the River Sauer in Alsace. No one
else was affected.

Are the inhabitants and languages of France, Germany and Benelux basically
the same *there* as here?

James

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