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Zheng He was great, a few people even think he discovered America 70 years before Columbus.

The outposts could have succeeded a little bit, friendly relations with the natives, a few africans taken to the Mediterranean and a medium trade with the locals. The Punic Wars would make most settlers go back to the Mediterranean, and the last ones, without Carthage's help, would joint the...

Mmm, I believe the shoegaze isn't the kind of music that would be a dominant genre easily. One of the biggest problems is that you can't actually sing a shoegaze song, bring the vocals to the front a little more, and use catchy choruses. In other words, make the shoegaze more attractive to the...

I just read all of this, and even when I don't know a lot about British politics, the writing is enough to love this TL.

So, without Attila Rome would have had more problems with the Germanics? But if Attila had attacked the Sassanids, then Rome would have greater defenses?.

The huns? I know the white huns attack the Sassanids, but the main group (Attila's) I'm not sure.

Hi, (I'm new here), I'm not an expert in roman history, but I know that Attila had a major role in the fall of Rome. So this is my question, what would have happened if Attila instead attacking west had attacked east or something else. I suggest that Rome would survive a longer time that OTL...