Okay. Not Exactly.
But could an ambiguously similar society have developed on the eastern coast of North America, in the hypothethical situation that a permanent settlement had been established by transatlantic navigators some centuries before the colonial powers in our timeline?
For example, a Vinland that managed to survive and expand along the coast until it grew so big that splintered into smaller feudal states? Or mayhaps the European nobles managed to escape en-masse from some much more powerful and succesful steppe horde that somehow penetreated into the heartland of their old continent?
But could an ambiguously similar society have developed on the eastern coast of North America, in the hypothethical situation that a permanent settlement had been established by transatlantic navigators some centuries before the colonial powers in our timeline?
For example, a Vinland that managed to survive and expand along the coast until it grew so big that splintered into smaller feudal states? Or mayhaps the European nobles managed to escape en-masse from some much more powerful and succesful steppe horde that somehow penetreated into the heartland of their old continent?