Byzantine Empire under the Golden Horde: Possible?

Yes, didn't the Turks during their invasion of Anatolia become sedentary as well? I can probably think of a few more I suppose.



Good role in what way?

I know. I'm thinking of a good role the Golden Horde's Slavic subjects would play in either preserving or fragmenting their empire, and then there would be an Ottoman analogue effect. I do have that current TL up, but I wanted to discuss with this subject before deciding whether to do a rewrite or not. The TL's called Khans and Crosses.
 
I know. I'm thinking of a good role the Golden Horde's Slavic subjects would play in either preserving or fragmenting their empire, and then there would be an Ottoman analogue effect. I do have that current TL up, but I wanted to discuss with this subject before deciding whether to do a rewrite or not. The TL's called Khans and Crosses.

1. Possibly a type of rebellion from the Slavic subjects tears down the empire?

2. Anything else?
 
That might work, and if you're curious about the TL that I mentioned (the TL that I might want to rewrite but couldn't decide if it should be rewritten), then you can read it and see if it definitely needs a rewrite.
 
That might work, and if you're curious about the TL that I mentioned (the TL that I might want to rewrite but couldn't decide if it should be rewritten), then you can read it and see if it definitely needs a rewrite.

Why would you want to rewrite it? It is fine as it is. Is there a particular reason you want to rewrite it?
 
Just wondering if there was something wrong with it. That, and I've been rewatching the trailer of The Horde, which is a Russian movie.
 
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