Why was Tartaria erased from history?

[Dremora]

I forgot Russia never built anything magnificent by themselves.

 

[Cortex]

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The onion domes were brought to Russia by the mongols and more buildings were designed by the French and Italians who were invited to come and help.

 

[Dremora]

The onion domes were brought to Russia by the mongols and more buildings were designed by the French and Italians who were invited to come and help.

And I assume you'll make the exact same argument about the thousands of magnificent churches which are all located in Russia. jfl

 

[Swede Immigrant]

The onion domes were brought to Russia by the mongols and more buildings were designed by the French and Italians who were invited to come and help.

Only true for the last 300 years. Basil’s Cathedral was built by Russian architects in the 16th century.

 

[1Based Frog1]

If there is an ice wall how can we get from asia to america by pacific ocean

The ice wall theory refers to the outer perimeter, there's nothing stopping movement between known landmasses.

But yeah it's wild how the Great Wall of China defends against China and protects that territory of Tartaria. Almost like the Chinese didn't build it... seems backwards. But what do I know... if I was building a defensive wall I'd build it like the Chinese did, ya know, to keep out the invaders.

Some sections of the battlements face toward China instead of out toward Mongolia. You can argue they were repurposed later, but I don’t buy it. If the wall was strictly built to keep invaders out, why would any part of it be designed that way?

 

[OdessanBvll]

The ice wall theory refers to the outer perimeter, there's nothing stopping movement between known landmasses.

Some sections of the battlements face toward China instead of out toward Mongolia. You can argue they were repurposed later, but I don’t buy it. If the wall was strictly built to keep invaders out, why would any part of it be designed that way?

It was made more of an outpost than a fortification, atleast you can alarm half the country in case of mongol invasion

 

[Pepsilord]

If Tartaria was as advanced as you claim, then how was it defeated by relatively primitive nations surrounding it?

 

[OdessanBvll]

The ice wall theory refers to the outer perimeter, there's nothing stopping movement between known landmasses.

If you can travel from London to Tokyo and from Tokyo to London only going eastward, it proves that the earth is fucking round

 

[baqqrih]

If you can travel from London to Tokyo and from Tokyo to London only going eastward, it proves that the earth is fucking round

But have you ever traveled from London to Tokyo and from Tokyo to London only going eastward?

That's what I thought. Another decisive Chudarisee victory. Normies owned, pwned, and dethroned. Pop open the Chudpagne. I bible-thump for chudstar.com. Chudarisees for Chudstar. Chudstar for Chudarchy. Chudliness meters overheating.

 

[1Based Frog1]

If Tartaria was as advanced as you claim, then how was it defeated by relatively primitive nations surrounding it?

Look at the mudflood theory. You see similar patterns in history where advanced societies disappear overnight due to earthquakes, floods, unexplained fires—there are records of massive destruction events in the 18th and 19th centuries that don’t have proper explanations.

If you can travel from London to Tokyo and from Tokyo to London only going eastward, it proves that the earth is fucking round

No, it proves you can navigate a circuit within the known landmasses. A circular path on a flat plane still lets you travel eastward indefinitely within that system. The ice wall theory refers to the boundary beyond mapped territory, not the basic layout of the continents.

 

[Anon_Humor]

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I just found this map. Why are (((they))) trying to erase Asia from history?

Chuds, Do we consider Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia (The whole caucuses mountain range) To be middle-eastern? I sort of do and this map agrees with me on that.

 

[1Based Frog1]

Chuds, Do we consider Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia (The whole caucuses mountain range) To be middle-eastern? I sort of do and this map agrees with me on that.

Sort of. Geographically, it's at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

 

[Swede Immigrant]

No, it proves you can navigate a circuit within the known landmasses. A circular path on a flat plane still lets you travel eastward indefinitely within that system. The ice wall theory refers to the boundary beyond mapped territory, not the basic layout of the continents.

Can someone translate this for my retarded brain.