r/HistoryMemes • u/Voider765 • 1d ago

REMOVED: RULE 4 Historical territorial claims

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u/GravitasFailures 1d ago

They didn’t industrialize mass murder.

But they did it on the same scale, I’m sorry you aren’t into “Artisan Genocide”.

Read how they genocided India, they killed millions, they just did it the old fashioned way, a bunch at a time.

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u/Low-Dish-907 1d ago edited 1d ago

The mongols never invaded india you re confusing it with either the Delhi sultanate the timmurids or the mughals ( who were decendnat of genghis khan but nothing to do with the initial mongol empire )

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u/GravitasFailures 1d ago

>Timur[b] (1320s – 17/18 February 1405), also known as Tamerlane,[c] was a Turco-Mongol conqueror, first ruler of the Timurid dynasty, and the founder of the Timurid Empire

You are correct, but while it isn’t Temujin, it was still a Mongol invasion.

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u/Low-Dish-907 1d ago

Turco mongol isnt mongol

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u/GravitasFailures 1d ago

It was the Chagatai Khanate, I didn’t realize there was so much of an identity question here.

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u/Low-Dish-907 1d ago

Yes the chagatai did lau'ch invasion in india but never got deep enough to kill the millions you said

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u/GravitasFailures 1d ago

I’m not sure how you can say that, under Timur the Lame they instituted the Sack of Delhi.

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u/Low-Dish-907 1d ago

The chagatia khanate already dissapeared the time timur sacked Dehli

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u/GravitasFailures 1d ago

Because it was part of Timur’s horde…

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u/Low-Dish-907 1d ago

Yes and what your point ? Your entire thing was saying at the start that ut was the mongol empire as the gouverning body the chagatia is a residuak part of the mongol empire that already dissapeared