Apologies for the lengthy hiatus. I believe in the near future I will be able to work on my videos more consistently (life happenings), but only time will tell. I don't want to make any promises I can't keep. However, I love making these videos, and I'm very grateful for all of your support.
Tungusic people are from Manchuria not Mongolia. The Jin ( Jurchen ) and the Qing ( Manchu ) are not Nomadic at all they were sedentary people. The sedentary Jin and Qing controlled Mongolia the same way the sedentary Native Chinese like the Western Han, Eastern Han, Sui and Tang did at some point. As for the Xianbei they were clearly a Mongolic speaking people so they aren't Multi-Ethnic. The Xiongnu were not uncertain as they are part of the Hunnic people the same as the European Hun and the White Huns or Iranian Huns ( Hephtalite, Xionite, Kidarites, Nezak Huns and Alchons Huns ).
I wonder if the lack of the Black Death, and thus a higher population pressure, might also provide a seperate benefit in later colonization efforts, namely being more settlers to send.
Amazing work as always, can’t wait for part two. This scenario is going to be interesting. I personally think that this will make countries like Persia, Russia, and china have a faster rise or become more powerful.
During the failed 3 invasions of Đại Việt, they introduced gunn-powdered weaponry to Vietnam, the ruling elite, the Trần Clan was impressed and pressed the weapon into service. We elevated the small handgun Tube-that-shot into a larger cannon, thus equipping the navy with this weapon en mass. The weapon that came as a shock to Đại Việt's navy and army proved to be great access to war. Nearly 80 years later, during the Champa-Đại Việt War (1367-1390), the last incursion, the 13 invasions of King Po Binasuor of Champa, was killed due to a concentrated cannon barrage onto his ship, location provided by a Cham Deserter. Without the Mongol Conquest and the subsequent Gun-pondered weaponry's introduction to Đại Việt, Việt Nam might not have been Việtic any longer but rather Chămic. In the year 1400, Trần Clan was usurped by Lê Quý Ly, he changed his family name back to Hồ(to honor his Chinese root), Changed the Country's name to Đại Ngu (to model after the Legendary King Yao), and Had his Firstborn son, Hồ Nguyên Trừng to develop a bigger and even less mobile cannon. Unfortunately enough, both were captured after losing the Ming-Đại Ngu war, Hồ Nguyên Trừng was employed by the Ming Court to perfect the Cannon into a more mobile weapon to use against later revolts by the Việt. In conclusion without the Mongol conquest, Việt Nam may not have been majority Kinh, but Chăm; the War against the Ming by Hồ Quý Ly would have been shorter, but later revolts would have been easier.
Very fast comment and great idea, I always think of that "what if" when I think of Norman rule. On the surface it feels like a bizarre occurrence that we just take as fact.
Another consequence of Mongol Empire not existing is there would be no complete sacking the city of Baghdad or the destruction of its great library (House of Wisdom) and death of most of its inhabitants same with the many cities in Mesopotamia and Persia, this level of devestation not happening would have led to the Islamic Golden Age not ending so abruptly.
Apologies for the lengthy hiatus. I believe in the near future I will be able to work on my videos more consistently (life happenings), but only time will tell. I don't want to make any promises I can't keep. However, I love making these videos, and I'm very grateful for all of your support.
Keep up the grind🙏
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Tungusic people are from Manchuria not Mongolia.
The Jin ( Jurchen ) and the Qing ( Manchu ) are not Nomadic at all they were sedentary people.
The sedentary Jin and Qing controlled Mongolia the same way the sedentary Native Chinese like the Western Han, Eastern Han, Sui and Tang did at some point.
As for the Xianbei they were clearly a Mongolic speaking people so they aren't Multi-Ethnic.
The Xiongnu were not uncertain as they are part of the Hunnic people the same as the European Hun and the White Huns or Iranian Huns ( Hephtalite, Xionite, Kidarites, Nezak Huns and Alchons Huns ).
I wonder if the lack of the Black Death, and thus a higher population pressure, might also provide a seperate benefit in later colonization efforts, namely being more settlers to send.
Amazing work as always, can’t wait for part two. This scenario is going to be interesting. I personally think that this will make countries like Persia, Russia, and china have a faster rise or become more powerful.
Really enjoyed the video!
Amazing video! Can't wait for the next part!!
cant wait for pt2
This is so good you need more views
During the failed 3 invasions of Đại Việt, they introduced gunn-powdered weaponry to Vietnam, the ruling elite, the Trần Clan was impressed and pressed the weapon into service. We elevated the small handgun Tube-that-shot into a larger cannon, thus equipping the navy with this weapon en mass. The weapon that came as a shock to Đại Việt's navy and army proved to be great access to war. Nearly 80 years later, during the Champa-Đại Việt War (1367-1390), the last incursion, the 13 invasions of King Po Binasuor of Champa, was killed due to a concentrated cannon barrage onto his ship, location provided by a Cham Deserter. Without the Mongol Conquest and the subsequent Gun-pondered weaponry's introduction to Đại Việt, Việt Nam might not have been Việtic any longer but rather Chămic. In the year 1400, Trần Clan was usurped by Lê Quý Ly, he changed his family name back to Hồ(to honor his Chinese root), Changed the Country's name to Đại Ngu (to model after the Legendary King Yao), and Had his Firstborn son, Hồ Nguyên Trừng to develop a bigger and even less mobile cannon. Unfortunately enough, both were captured after losing the Ming-Đại Ngu war, Hồ Nguyên Trừng was employed by the Ming Court to perfect the Cannon into a more mobile weapon to use against later revolts by the Việt. In conclusion without the Mongol conquest, Việt Nam may not have been majority Kinh, but Chăm; the War against the Ming by Hồ Quý Ly would have been shorter, but later revolts would have been easier.
Love your content! Suggestion: What if Harold godwinson won the battle of hastings?
Very fast comment and great idea, I always think of that "what if" when I think of Norman rule. On the surface it feels like a bizarre occurrence that we just take as fact.
@@HistorysInfluence Yep.
Thanks for the video! I always enjoy your videos as they keep it logical while diving deeper than other creators.
Keep it up :)
Please talk about the empires/civilizations that would survive if the Mongols didn't create their empire.
I think a way to do the mongol empire without ghengis khan is to assume how it would have worked if Jamukha succeeded instead of Genghis Khan.
Wait, didn't Alternate History Hub do this already (In his style)?
Another consequence of Mongol Empire not existing is there would be no complete sacking the city of Baghdad or the destruction of its great library (House of Wisdom) and death of most of its inhabitants same with the many cities in Mesopotamia and Persia, this level of devestation not happening would have led to the Islamic Golden Age not ending so abruptly.
Glad to see a new video
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the better timeline
Wasn’t Kiev founded by Vikings rather than Slavs?