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PUBLIC TIMELINE / SIMULATIONGuest creator · seed 482734

1789—1830 · STORY MODE

Tiradentes Survives the Sentence

“Tiradentes suvived the rope, a guillotine an axe and a firing squad of eight. the crown representative was so triggered that he turned the dentist into bone mill and minced meat by himself”

OUTCOME / 1830

Tiradentes can now serve as a usable symbol for later reformers, but every public invocation risks renewed censorship because the state has not conceded a martyr’s status.

E / ELSEWHEN SPECULATIVE SIMULATION
DIVERGENCE35%History still exerts pressure
DEFINING DECISIONS0Choices permanently recorded
STATE HASH0f273c82Reproducible record
BRANCHES21 comparable runs

YOUR WORLD IN ONE VIEW

Minas Archives Preserve Tiradentes’s Violent Death, Outliving the Crown’s Official Story

Tiradentes can now serve as a usable symbol for later reformers, but every public invocation risks renewed censorship because the state has not conceded a martyr’s status.

THE ARC OF YOUR TIMELINE1789—1830
1803Family Devotions Carry Tiradentes’s Story Beyond Vila Rica01
1815Rio Orders a Unified Account of Tiradentes’s Death02
1830Minas Archives Preserve Tiradentes’s Violent Death, Outliving the Crown’s Official Story03

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WORLD IN MOTION · 1803

Tiradentes Survives the Sentence · New path

42% divergenceCompare worlds WORLD IN MOTION · 1792

rummors the classic of history

35% divergenceCompare worlds WORLD IN MOTION · 1789

rummors the classic of history

35% divergenceCompare worlds
1789 / ORIGIN1830 / ELSEWHEN
prosperity340.0
approval470.0
stability50-2.0
education290.0
trade410.0
risk380.0
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The defining record

The moments that made history split.

3 major events
1803
01 · SOCIETY

Family Devotions Carry Tiradentes’s Story Beyond Vila Rica

As official sermons lose force, artisans and relatives preserve accounts of Tiradentes’s final violence in household prayers and copied papers, spreading a private memory beyond the authorities’ easiest reach.

legacy · A visible changeThis event became harder to erase from historystability · An early shiftInstitutions gained control
WHAT REMAINS UNRESOLVED

Control of Tiradentes’s martyr memory

84% plausible
1815
02 · INSTITUTIONS

Rio Orders a Unified Account of Tiradentes’s Death

The court in Rio directs Minas officials and parish clergy to align reports about Tiradentes, narrowing public language while giving private family accounts a clearer target for contradiction.

culturalReach · An early shiftThe idea captured a wider audiencelegacy · A visible changeThis event became harder to erase from historystability · A visible changeThe political order lost its footing
WHAT REMAINS UNRESOLVED

Control of Tiradentes’s martyr memory

86% plausible
1830
03 · CULTURE

Minas Archives Preserve Tiradentes’s Violent Death, Outliving the Crown’s Official Story

By 1830, Minas petitioners and cautious printers cite the newly separated legal and violent accounts of Tiradentes’s execution, allowing his memory to circulate as contested political evidence without producing a mass republican movement.

culturalReach · A visible changeThe idea captured a wider audiencelegacy · A visible changeThis event became harder to erase from historystability · A visible changeThe political order lost its footing
WHAT REMAINS UNRESOLVED

Control of Tiradentes’s martyr memory

86% plausible
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