Black Death or Mongol Horde: which spreads faster
u/TsarOfIrony — 5 days ago
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r/strange r/ByzantiumCircleJerk r/aihistoricalart r/historymeme r/2balkans4You r/RoughRomanMemes r/ChunghwaMinkuo r/spqrposting r/chessvariants r/676 r/Tiele r/Kazakhstan r/IndianHistoryMemes r/Weird r/Frenchhistorymemes r/scythia r/caucasus_irl r/MedievalHistoryMemes r/TurkicHistory r/mongolia r/Marxism_Memes r/LosAngelesStonks r/IberianHistoryMemes r/mildlyinteresting r/ideasfortheadmins r/IslamicHistoryMeme r/HungarianHistoryMemes r/HistoryMemes r/Romanovmemes r/ByzantineMemes r/poland r/SteppePosting r/MongolHistoryMemes r/China_irl r/IndoEuropean
And then there was peace for ever and ever, and nothing bad ever happened to Baghdad again (not)
u/Familiar_Effect9136 — 4 days ago
I'll never forgive him for what he did to Vlad the Impaler
u/TsarOfIrony — 10 days ago
Ngl I guarantee that if you ask anyone in the west who isn't a history nerd, they won't know who he is
u/TsarOfIrony — 11 days ago
The Louis XIV of the East
Bro exhausted his empire from so many conquests and attempted conquests. Sure he got Song taken care of and that was huge, and yeah he subjugated Goryeo.
But two failed invasions of Japan and like infinity failed invasion of Dai Viet cost him. Just like Louis XIV he overextended. He was incredibly successful, that’s undeniable, but all these wars led to lots of inflation and pointless loss of life (of course). Idk man, if I send tens of thousands of soldiers to invade an island nation and they get taken out by a storm, I’m calling it—that’s a bad omen. Tengri disapproves. Kublai really said, “I’ll do it again.”
u/TsarOfIrony — 8 days ago
▲ 65 r/SteppePosting
Supposedly if the last male member of the Osmanoğlu dynasty died, then the Girays would take over the Ottoman Empire.
u/TsarOfIrony — 24 days ago
The people of this land are Idolators, they use the paper currency of the Great Khan and burn their dead… also some of them let you have sex with their daughters and wives
u/FalloutLover7 — 27 days ago
The tried and tested strategy of bribing the steppe peoples
u/TsarOfIrony — 1 month ago
Probably the only country in the world that WANTED to be annexed by the Soviets, but the Soviets refused.
u/Routine_Cress6003 — 1 month ago
Your entire existence has been justified on a spreadsheet since 1229
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u/AmericanBornWuhaner — 30 days ago
Bro had balls to slap Stalin in Moscow!
u/OkGreen7335 — 1 month ago
Weirdly generous behaviour for an empire that had just suppressed a revolution in Wallachia
u/DJjaffacake — 23 days ago
It's not a name, it's a title.
Genghis Khan, real name Temüjin was the founder of the Mongol Empire. "Genghis Khan" was his title, and "Chinggis Khan" is a closer romanization to said title in Mongolian.
He was not in any point of his life go by "Genghis" without the "Khan".
u/BrokenTorpedo — 16 days ago