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Medieval Kingdoms: Total War is a total conversion of Total War: Attila with brings the game to the high middle ages, set in the starting year of 1212 AD going until 1453 AD. This mod will completely revamp the game with new factions, units and much much more! (Yes this is the same mod team as for the Rome 2 version.)

Warman: Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD (MK1212) is a total conversation mod for Total War: ATTILA. It covers the high and late Middle Ages, starting in 1212 AD and ending at 1500 AD. It features dozens of playable factions and thousands of units across three different centuries. The mod also includes a rich campaign mode with a plethora of custom scripts and features. Named after MEDIEVAL II: Total War and the Kingdoms expansion combined, the mod aims to be the defining Medieval experience in Total War modding.

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This mod removes local traditions from each province in the Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD Overhaul for Attila: Total War.

Local Traditions prevent a religion from dominating a province without substantial effort, which makes sense, but I felt was underwhelmingly developed and restrictive in gameplay freedom.

One of the most popular mods currently available is Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD. It serves as an unofficial sequel to Medieval 2: Total War. The setting takes the player out of the Dark Ages and into the high point of the Middle Ages. New factions, units, and events are built from scratch to deliver a truly impressive medieval experience.

Late medieval Spain was divided into the three Christian kingdoms of Navarre, Castile and Aragon, alongside the small, last remaining Islamic state of Granada. The civil wars and conflicts of the late 14th and early 15th century would result in the unification of the Christian kingdoms; combined with advances in naval technology, this would pave the way for the rise of Spain as a dominant European power.

Under Isabella II of Spain, there were several, ultimately unsuccessful, attempts to reassert Spanish military influence around the world, often in partnership with France. In 1848 Spain intervened to support Pope Pius IX against local republican opposition. In February 1849, five warships, including the frigates steamed to Gaeta from Barcelona, three more from Cdiz following in May.[40] In total, 4,000 Spanish soldiers were deployed in Gaeta and placed at the Pope's disposition. This marked the Spanish Army's first expeditionary venture into Italy since the War of the Austrian Succession a hundred years prior. In partnership with the French, Spanish columns secured the region. In 1858 Spain joined with France to intervene in Cochin China, donating 300 Filipino troops to the invasion.[41] Spain joined an allied expedition in support of the Second French intervention in Mexico. In 1859, Spain fought a short war with Morocco, resulting in a stronger Spanish position in North Africa. By the 1860s, Spain had built up a very large navy again, and in 1864 Spain intervened along the South American cost, seizing the guano-rich Chincha Islands from its former colony of Peru. Although the new Spanish steam frigates were superior to local vessels, the huge distances and lack of land support ultimately concluded with Spain handing back the islands at the end of the Chincha Islands War. An attempt to recolonise Santo Domingo similarly failed by 1865 in the face of fierce guerrilla resistance.

Then followed a fresh call for a benevolence, this time moresparingly answered than before. A year of fruitless diplomacyfailed to save the Palatinate from total loss. The ill-consideredjourney to Madrid, in which Prince Charles, accompanied byBuckingham, hoped to wring from the Spanish statesmen apromise to restore the Palatinate in compliment for his marriagewith the infanta, ended also in total failure. In the autumn of1623 Charles returned to England without a wife, and withouthope of regaining the Palatinate with Spanish aid. ff782bc1db