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Historical Atlas

Explore the world the first campaign is built from.

This first version is a static preview. It is not an interactive explorer and not a historical source of truth. Interactive dynasties, cities, territories and battles will be added later.

Explore Al-Andalus See playtest status

Parchment map of Iberia, the Maghreb and the Balearic Islands, an earlier base map from the game files. Work in Progress
Earlier parchment base map from the game files.

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The first campaign map

The base map the game uses today, with the confirmed campaign cities in place. It is a preview to read, not an interactive map.

Base map of the Al-Andalus campaign from the game, with the eight confirmed campaign cities marked.
Work in Progress
Base map from the game files. City positions follow the campaign data.

Period in view

  1. 1031

    End of the Caliphate of Córdoba

    Al-Andalus splits into rival Taifa kingdoms.

  2. c. 1050

    Campaign starting point

    The Al-Andalus campaign opens in the Taifa era.

  3. 1086

    Almoravid intervention

    Later periods are planned for the atlas.

A fixed reference, not a control. A timeline explorer is Planned.

Coastal medieval city, bridge and cultivated land, in the spirit of the Al-Andalus campaign. Concept Art

First historical focus

Al-Andalus

Al-Andalus is the only campaign currently in development. The map above is the one used in the game, not a generated illustration.

Regions
3
Cities
8
Period
c. 1050

In Development

Explore Al-Andalus

History vs gameplay

Roots in history, adapted for strategy

Historical foundation

Maps, confirmed places and historical research inform where the first campaign sits.

Game representation

Borders, distances and balance are adapted for readable strategy. This page is not a source of historical truth.

Visitor questions

What this atlas is

  1. The Historical Atlas is the public window onto the maps and places used to build Medieval Realms: Dynasties. It is not the game itself.
  2. Today you can read this static preview: the campaign map with its confirmed cities and regions, and a fixed reference of the period. There is no search, no filter and no clickable world grid.
  3. Catalogues of dynasties, cities and battles, and an interactive explorer, are not here yet. They are Planned, not empty lists pretending to be complete.
  4. The only campaign in view is Al-Andalus. That page is the working entrance to the first campaign.
  5. This atlas is not a historical source of truth. Research informs the world; gameplay adapts borders, distances and balance so strategy stays readable.

Upcoming layers

What is not here yet

These layers will arrive as real pages. Until then they have no catalogue, no filter and no search field.

  • Interactive dynasties

    Ruling houses, successions and rivalries, linked to the places they held.

    Planned

  • Cities catalogue

    A profile for each city: its role, its terrain and its history.

    Planned

  • Territories explorer

    Regions and borders, and how they changed over time.

    Planned

  • Battles

    Key battles and campaigns, placed on the map.

    Planned

  • Timeline explorer

    Move through periods and watch the map change.

    Planned

Follow the first campaign

The atlas stays a static preview until those planned layers exist. The playable work is on Al-Andalus.

Explore Al-Andalus See playtest status