Random quick question: does anyone know if any other nations/empires

>>2314426
I guess maybe the Mongols, the British, the QING dynasty.

>>2314426
The Japanese attempted it. The Spanish planned to try.

>>2314426
'Enslave the Chinese'

Someone's been watching too much Hollywood.

Has anyone in history attempted to enslave 'the Europeans'?

Also nice pretentious misuse of 'institutionalisation'

And the answer is yes a group of sinitic tribesmen from the Yangtze river made everyone surrounding them their bitch and eventually made them think they were part of the Yangtze OGs

>>2314439
Thanks!
>>2314450
Easy there tiger, I was just curious because of the lyrics in the anthem, and that was the correct use of the word "institutionalization" by the by.

>>2314439
>The Mongols

Were sinicized by Kublai Khan, used Chinese generals and Chinese siege tactics for their expansion past Persia

>The Qing dynasty

Other than get their ugly pigtail to be accepted they were also sinicised

>The British

I suppose so, consumerist opium enslavement

>>2314458
>I was just curious because of the lyrics in the anthem

The anthem was written after the Japanese invaded Manchuria and refers specifically to resisting Japanese imperialism.

>>2314426
Kind of Japan through opium addiction. Kind of and less so Britain through opium addiction. Kind of the communists through forced labour. Kind of the Qing through forcing a whole country to get JUST haircuts.
I hope that Brendan Fraiser's career is at the late-Qing stage, but I'm not hopeful.

>>2314499
That clears a lot of things up, thanks anon.
>>2314509
I was iffy if the opium addiction really counted, but I suppose the repercussions were more or less along the same lines as slavery. And Fraiser missed his last chance with the new Mummy so you're probably onto something.