Mongol Invasion of Europe (biggest, Japan, kings, years)
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Gerard Merkators . We will see that this area is called
"Europe". "The Mongolian empire" has arisen in territory "Europe". In the north.
intrusion from desert not existed. There was a strengthening of the imperial power in that area. There have arrived people after disorder of Aramaic empire and have made attempt to win and colonize the World.
Gerard Merkators . We will see that this area is called
"Europe". "The Mongolian empire" has arisen in territory "Europe". In the north.
intrusion from desert not existed. There was a strengthening of the imperial power in that area. There have arrived people after disorder of Aramaic empire and have made attempt to win and colonize the World.
The way I understand it, the Mongol Empire started in the Gobi desert, then expanded to the Pacific Ocean, then westward towards those towns known as the "Golden Ring"(the towns I saw on that map) and onward to Poland and Romania.
No, it reminds me some of those weird Marxist Leninist interpretations of history. Some sort of Dialectical Materialism but using Mongols instead of money and social classes.
No, it reminds me some of those weird Marxist Leninist interpretations of history. Some sort of Dialectical Materialism but using Mongols instead of money and social classes.
I was referring to eloy's last map. It reminded me more of fantasy computer games. When I think of sci-fi in this case, I think of Stalin's attempt to make a human/orangutan hybrid army.
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