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1356 Reborn - A Timeline Extension Mod

The new update screen in the main menu is the cutest thing ever XD dont ever say sorry when you are working for free!!!

@Diablo, I would assume so because it seems to have a very very high likelyhood of happening

I would prefer if the random ctds were fixed thanks.

Why does sale of titles give no money now? Not much reason to sell titles then.

Swabia immediately forms Germany in Barbarossa's throne bookmark, is this supposed to happen?

Big fan of the mod, but I don't get any ducats for selling titles

Also no unique traditions, missions or special events for Rome?

Ottomans should get some starting bonuses for like 100 years to better implement their historical expansion

After the pro-portuguese party in Galicia will be defeated by the Trastamara's Castile and its french allies, but shortly after, Galician towns will proclaim Jhon of Gaunt king of Galicia in 1386, while he will sign a peace with Trastamara Castile in 1387 date from which Castile will start reoccupying Galicia gradually while the country will live in an anarchic state with little real Castilian control until late 15th century.

As well in the historical 1356 start date, Galicia was not under Trastamara control, in fact was the anti-Trastamara stronghold in the Crown of Castile, and, after Henry II of Trastamara took the power in the castilian Crown, Galicia "desnaturaliced" from Castile (basically declared its independence) and under the leadership of Fernando Ruis de Castro proclaimed Ferdinand I of Portugal as its king (due its herditary rights) in 1369 and will continue as such during the 2 first Fernandine Wars (until 1379). Between 1379 and 1386 Galicia will be virtually independent under the rule of Pedro Henriques de Trastámara (married with the Castro family) and count of Galicia while allied with Portugal.

As u have improved the cultural setup for Berber and Celtic cultures, may I suggest 3 other improvements?
> Regarding France and Iberia, making one Languedocian group for Catalan, Occitan, Poitevin, Gascon and Aquitanian
> Regarding Iberian cultures, spliting a Galicianportuguese group, including Galician, Portuguese, Brazilian and all the colonial cultures derived from Portuguese or Galician.
> Basque, well, individualising Basque to its own