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Second part of map. PoD of this map is a different course of the Mongol conquest, as a result of which the Ruthenian principalities are not completely subordinated to the Golden Horde. The following centuries were marked by the Ruthenian-Tatar wars, as well as internal conflicts, the development of Cossack "marches" on the border of Ruthenia that protected from the south. Despite internal conflicts, a common identity comparable to the Holy Roman Empire was maintained. Despite the division, the slow colonization of the Urals and Siberia continued, but much more decentralized than in the OTL. The second half of the 17th century brings in Rus the equivalent of the Western Thirty Years' War, presented on the map.

Description
Second part of map. PoD of this map is a different course of the Mongol conquest, as a result of which the Ruthenian principalities are not completely subordinated to the Golden Horde. The following centuries were marked by the Ruthenian-Tatar wars, as well as internal conflicts, the development of Cossack "marches" on the border of Ruthenia that protected from the south. Despite internal conflicts, a common identity comparable to the Holy Roman Empire was maintained. Despite the division, the slow colonization of the Urals and Siberia continued, but much more decentralized than in the OTL. The second half of the 17th century brings in Rus the equivalent of the Western Thirty Years' War, presented on the map.