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Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Russian Empire
German Empire
Napoleonic France
British Empire
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I find the Mongol the most interesting, because it was so short-lived Mongol culture had little to no lasting effect, but it was so sudden and violent that it completely upset global geopolitics in a way that can still be felt today.

The fact that Ghengis Khan obliterated the Khwarazmian Empire into a footnote of history overnight is just insane.

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The Mongol conquests was proof of the power of military intelligence. As nomads their young men would scout ahead of their travels, noting terrain, resources, hazards, and potential enemies. Tracking the movements of enemy armies was nothing to them. After that it was just a matter of luring the enemy to a place they would be at the most severe disadvantage.

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Yep, those mongols were metal.

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There are many good deep dives into the Mongols. The best, in my opinion, is Dan Carlin's, Wrath of The Khans.

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Ancient Egypt WE WAZ KANGS!!!

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American empire? The United States were formed before WW1

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Honestly we were never really how we were meant to be. None of those were made right. The only people I think had a chance to make a proper Aryan Empire were Jesus, Alexander the Great and Hitler - and they were aiming to fix one big problem that all others didn't see clearly.

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That's a genuinely difficult question. Roman culture turned to degeneracy, but was otherwise impressive. Byzantine I genuinely don't know much about Russians were awesome, at first, but it devolved into such a shitshow that the Communists had a way in. Germans... Can't really find fault with how it was run, but they really sucked at diplomacy. Still feeling the aftermath of that. Napoleon... Not bad, but some tactical blunders cost him everything. Brits and spanish- I blame them for how awful things are now, they effectively drilled holes in their walls and let the rats in. Greece- sodomites.

My favorite would have to be the crusader kingdoms.

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Greece- sodomites

https://www.bitchute.com/video/f2S0IW4f0XcT/

You need to learn more about history of your own race. Homosexuality and pedophilia were never accepted in any Aryan culture.

Don't take the downvote personally, just want to point out to others not to take info from your comment as factual.

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Thanks for the link, I will give it a watch

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Holy Roman Empire.

Of course most people are quick to claim that it wasn't Roman or an Empire thanks to the old Voltaire quote (which, dumbasses, in context wasn't intended to be factual but rhetorical).

Although indeed unconventional, it was a massive power that dominated Europe for over a millennium, encompassing what are now Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, much of Italy, and parts of France, Denmark, and Poland. It was unified by the idea of an alliance of Christiandom that didn't need the blessing of the Pope to perpetuate that. And indeed the Empire as it was known as contemporarily (the "holy roman" part only added by historians to differentiate it) secured Europe for 1000 years.

Why is it that the Empire gets so little coverage in most folk's education growing up? Jew propaganda. The entire idea was that German lands were for German folks, Polish for Polish, etc. By being part of the empire everyone agreed to that. In exchange they also all agreed that European Christendom was for European Christians. Eschewing the problems that eventually felled the original Roman Empire and others they neither over stretched themselves nor invited anyone else in, and if you fucked with one member you fucked with them all.

Kiked history lessons try to pass it off as unimportant because not a lot happened. What they mean is it was by and large a period of peace, prosperity, and pogroms.

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Vikings (Sweden, Norway, Denmark)