And then there was peace for ever and ever, and nothing bad ever happened to Baghdad again (not)
u/Familiar_Effect9136 — 4 days ago
r/SteppePosting
Black Death or Mongol Horde: which spreads faster
u/TsarOfIrony — 5 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
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Kazakh Soldiers Naming Their Clans
In Kazakh culture, knowledge of one’s clan (*ru*) and tracing one’s lineage through the (*shezhire*) have historically been vital components of self-identity and the kinship system. This video offers a glimpse into how this ancient steppe tradition is preserved among young people in modern-day Kazakhstan.
u/Glass-Departure-4279 — 10 days ago
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Why don't steppe nomads invade & pillage in other countries like they did in the past even if they did this in modern times how would this scenario look like?
Are they afraid that Russians will nuke them?.
u/neo-shitposter365 — 11 days ago