Bernd
06/12/2020 (Fri) 06:42:35
No.37709
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06/12/2020 (Fri) 06:42:35
No.37709
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>>37690
Previous invasions of China by such groups usually involved invading a China that was fragmented in some way, such as the Civil war that it was in when the Mongols invaded or the Rebellion that was occurring when the Manchu invaded. Ming was fairly stable and didn't really have a problem with Civil wars so this would be much harder. But it did have rebellions so if the Timurids managed to time it well then maybe but the Ming were a stronger China than what the Mongols faced previously.
Previous invasions of China by such groups usually involved invading a China that was fragmented in some way, such as the Civil war that it was in when the Mongols invaded or the Rebellion that was occurring when the Manchu invaded. Ming was fairly stable and didn't really have a problem with Civil wars so this would be much harder. But it did have rebellions so if the Timurids managed to time it well then maybe but the Ming were a stronger China than what the Mongols faced previously.