>Steppe nomads enter the subcontinent. >Punch everything

>>52141508
Isn't that what the Germanic tribes did to Rome, more or less? Seems plausible to me.

>>52141508

Entirely possible if the natives were already feudal, like the Nomads adored their fine culture and stole it.

>>52141508
>Mongols enter China
>Punch everything in the face
>Become settled
>Develop into the ruling class of the nation
>Dominate the Kingdom of the Middle for the next centuries
Sounds legit.

>>52141508
1400 years is going to leave them fairly unrecognisable to their origins, given the demands of managing a settled empire are vastly different to nomadic life.

And they'll probably have to fight off at least one other wave of nomadic invaders in that time if the conditions that lead to them in the first place have not significantly changed.

Otherwise not really stretched at all.

>>52141508

Hungary.

>>52141570
Not necessary. The Romans were not feudal

>>52141508
>exactly like what happened in our history
ok

>>52141508
Turkey and basically the post-Islamic ME in general

>>52141508
Who cares? It's your setting, do what you want.

>>52141508
>How far stretched does that sound?

I'll take "This Seems Far Fetched Because I know Nothing About Actual History" for $200, Alex.

>>52141508
>How far stretched does that sound?
Completely ridiculous.

Turkey
Hungary
Iran
China

>>52144247
Also early modern India

>>52144263
Do you mean the muslim turks?

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>>52141508
>a summary of the entire history of Eurasia
>how far-fetched does it sound
I dunno senpai

>>52144247
thic

>>52144672
The moghuls, yes. Uzbek Timurids who took over India after fleeing Afghanistan.

>>52141508
Rohan

>>52141508
This could never have happened in real life.
Not at least 5 times and in every continent, nope.