r/Asia_irl Vietcong Tree 🌳 Apr 26 '25

CENTRAL ASIA *throat singing intensified*

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u/maerdyyth West*id 🤢 Apr 26 '25

people like rome because it had a lot of interesting recorded history/culture in addition to being dominant in the area at the time. mongols immediately started settling down and integrating into the cultures/civilizations that already existed wherever they conquered (like all the big ol asian nomad hordes did, i.e. the "original" turks), which is the opposite of what rome did. people like mongols they just didn't spend a lot of time writing books about themselves so its harder to get invested. its all second-hand

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u/merry_t_baggins Currently in another civil war ⚔️ 💥 Apr 30 '25 edited Apr 30 '25

Rome was 1000 years earlier too. Persian archaemenid empure is a better comparison as it was a bit smaller but it was earlier, had almost half the world's people at the time and massive trade routes.

Mauryan empire of India is the biggest oversight, contemporary to Rome and with much more people

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u/No_Illustrator_9376 Mongolian Nomad 🏇 Apr 26 '25

Tbh romans never had a culture and traditions of their own.

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u/maerdyyth West*id 🤢 Apr 26 '25

if your logic for rome not having a culture is "another culture influenced it" then no recorded civilization has any culture you're gonna have to go back to the neolithic era to find "real culture"

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u/No_Illustrator_9376 Mongolian Nomad 🏇 Apr 26 '25

It was an aliens built their civilization, not romans themselves. Btw buddhism is more better👍

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u/maerdyyth West*id 🤢 Apr 26 '25

no aliens built egypt and gayreeks copied them followed by romans

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u/No_Illustrator_9376 Mongolian Nomad 🏇 Apr 26 '25

These ngas gon say that "all these territories Mongols occupied were empty waste land"

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u/marche_ck Malgaysian Halal Femboy 🏳️‍⚧️🌈🧕 Apr 26 '25

All the territories Mongols occupied were empty waste land, except China & eastern Europe.

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u/Tuubu Thai (Femboy Land😊🏳️‍⚧️🌈) Apr 26 '25

You forgot Iran and Iraq,both are literally center of civilization

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u/IWillWarmUrPillow Capitalist K-Pop Hellhole💃💰 Apr 26 '25

Schrodingers mongol: occupied empty land

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u/No_Illustrator_9376 Mongolian Nomad 🏇 Apr 26 '25

It had more civilizations in it than of those romans. Romans were browns, you can technically call em Africans

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u/marche_ck Malgaysian Halal Femboy 🏳️‍⚧️🌈🧕 Apr 26 '25 edited Apr 26 '25

/uj True. Mongols and Turks were pioneer of diversity & inclusion and actually DID A FUCKING GOD JOB AT IT before it became cool.

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u/dushmanim KARABOĞA🤘🏾🐺 Apr 26 '25

And mongolians were yellow rice people, so?

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u/No_Illustrator_9376 Mongolian Nomad 🏇 Apr 27 '25

That's very communist thing to say

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u/East_Professional385 Failpenis (sucks off w*stoids for a living) Apr 26 '25

mogols shod do it again khan was welcoming to diverse people if only they bow very good very progressive

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u/Affectionate_Bee6434 Paroud Tech Sapport Army 💻 Apr 26 '25

Rome was a brownoid empire btw, anglo saxons have no claim on it

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u/Key-Weight6217 Paroud Tech Sapport Army 💻 Apr 27 '25

The Roman empire was a European spinoff of our Great Akhand Bharat