mongol empire

So let's say that Mongols managed to conquer most of Europe east of the Rhine (aka the most plausible natural barrier stopping Mongols from advancing further) some time during the reign of Batu or a longer living Ogedei Khan. Once the unified Mongol Empire falls apart like OTL, we have a...

Is it possible for a unified Russian state to emerge out of a Mongol Khanate gone native? How would this change Russia’s interactions with the West and Central Asia, whether it converts to Orthodoxy or Islam?

I’m wondering what would happen if the Mongol Empire conquered Europe and how much they would have conquered. I would make Ogedei not die early so he can focus on conquering Europe.

When Genghis Khan dies in 1227 the Mongol empire split into four nations Jochi takes everything east of the Irtysh river and south of Kwarezm Chagatai would receive the area that his desendents recieved in OTL Tolui would receive the Mongolian heartland Ogedai would recieve the Ob estuary

What is the most amount of land one man (or woman, though less likely for obvious reasons) could conquer in their lifetime? Some great conquerors that come to mind are Alexander, who started but also died young, and Genghis Khan, who was already past his prime when he founded his empire...

In the 13th Century, Kublai Khan of the Yuan Dynasty and Mongol Empire tried to invade Japan, twice. In 1274, besides a few small islands such as Tsushima and Iki, the first one Mongol Invasion aimed to make landing in Kyushu at Hakata Bay, which at first, nearly caught the Japanese off guard...

I thought it'd be interesting to get the community's thoughts on this. Is this even remotely plausible? Could it work?

-Prologue- Shikanoshima (志賀島), Hakata Bay, June 30, 1281 Kim Bang-gyeong stood at the head of the table his makeshift war council stood around, the air still thick with smoke from the gunpowder that burnt corpses and ships alike. It was a familiar sight, bringing up painful memories of the...

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I was reading some old post from @John7755 يوحنا were he discussed the recovery of the Abbasids in the post Seljuk era and how they might have succeeded in beating back Hulagu and his army the PoD is a different and far more competent Caliph al Musta'sim that take the Mongol threats...

1208- Joci Khan, the son of Genghis Khan converted to Orthodox Christianity. 1290- Mongol Army during the rulership of Kubilai Khan had discovered a new land by passing through the Kamchatka. This created a wave of shock on the empire and the whole world. Quickly, Kubilai Khan appointed his son...

The Keraites were one of the strongest tribes in medieval Mongolia and one of the few that converted to Christianity, being one of the possible origins of the Prestor John legend. What if instead of Temujin's Borjigins, the Keraites unified Mongolia and conquered half of Asia? Would Nestorianism...

During my studies of the Crusades one thing that I kept seeing in my textbook was the attempts made between various Christian states to try and ally with the Mongols against the various Islamic powers in the Middle East and the Caucausus. Supposing that the Crusader states had managed to...

Let’s consider to the "Compendium of Chronicles" what this source tells us about Medieval Genghis Khan’s tribes. For example, let’s consider one of the biggest and most powerful tribes called Naiman. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the full English version of "Compendium of Chronicles", so I will...

Which explains the religious tolerance of Genghis Khan’s Mongols? As we all know from history, Genghis Khan’s Mongols conquered a large part of the Eurasian continent. Where there were different people with different religious beliefs, like Christians, Muslims, etc., Despite this, Genghis Khan’s...

I love history, and when I read historical sources about the history of Genghis Khan, I was surprised to find that most of these historical clans today form the backbone of my nation. Today, historical tribes such as "Naiman, Kerey, Dulat, Zhalair, Katagan, Alban, Kongurat" are among the most...

The Great Yuan, heirs of Genghis & Kublai, ruled over China for over a century, before being pushed back to the steppes by the rising Ming Dynasty. The remaining Mongols had a mixed relationship with Ming China, sometimes allies & sometimes adversaries, and occasionally rose to even threaten...

The Mongol Empire was one of the largest empires in history. Stretching from Asia to Europe. However, the empire divided, becoming four Khaganates, which in turn disintegrated into smaller nations. The question is, were there any attempts to reunify the Mongol Empire, serious or even thought...

(The timeline this is for.) What would the politicial, economic, and social situation be in Western Europe if the Mongol hordes never arose? Please no regurgitaton of the Chaos TL. Holy Roman Empire's situation. Consequences of a unified Poland (by the Silesian Piasts) on the HRE. Effect on the...

What if the Northern Yuan retook northern China, and restored the Yuan dynasty? Mongol TLs are relatively rare, especially ones post-Yuan or post- the collapse into independent khanates, so I'd though I'd start my first TL based on the POD of 1517, where in OTL, despite the odds, the Ming...