• ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace@piefed.ca
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    2 天前

    I mean… you forget China. And most of Asia. They were already pretty advanced. They introduced math and science and philosophy to Europe.

    Not to mention there were important trade routes between Europe and China. And north Africa too.

    I’d bet technology would’ve made its way into central and South America where they already were pretty advanced.

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          England, So iets, US, and the CCP

          Edit - I tend to be more of a Han Chinese sympathizer before the CCP made their moves post WW2

          • ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace@piefed.ca
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            16 小時前

            I think you’re forgetting the time frame of the discussion here. We’re talking about the plague which happened in the late middle-ages. China was essentially the central power of Asia back then.

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              5 小時前

              Plague was before mass European colonization started, right? France, England, Spain sea power came a good bit after if I remember correctly.

              Kahn and the reign of the Steps came after China’s major history. It certainly wasn’t in shambles but well past the main kingdoms.