Sklavin empire 1300

300 years after the previous picture here fav.me/d7ax3lk

Since then a lot has changed. Firstly, the Byzantine Empire fell to the Sklavin emperor, who moved his capital to Constantinople, renamed Konstantgrade. But, almost immediately after, the Sklavin Emperor started to lose his legitimacy for not being the Emperor in Stari Ras, and this allowed for the rise of Croatia and Bulgaria, who now make up the two major camps in the Sklavin Empire. It's no longer a competition between competing religions, but rather a more secular conflict. Since the capture of Constantinople, Bulgaria, Croatia, and their respective allies have been trying to get influence over the Emperor (Who has no real power, but with his legal power Croatia and Bulgaria could effectively try to destroy each other).

Along with the Rise of Croatian and Bulgaria came the fall of the former centers of the Empire, Serbia and Greece. Serbia fell to it's decentralization when the Emperor moved to Constantinople, but Greece has a longer story. After the Emperor moved to Constantinople, he tried to organize the conquered territories and maybe get a close ally out of it. He decided to unite all of the islands out of the Adriatic under one king, called the King of the Isles or King of the Aegean, and all of mainland Greece under the King over Hellas, but doing this required the Emperor to steal and redistribute many territories, ruining his reputation making him and his successors seem even more illegitimate. The Kingdoms of the Isles and Over Hellas fell apart not long after.