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Which epic human empire is the most fun to learn about, and why? 1. Roman 2. British 3. Indus Valley 4. Ottoman 5. Other Question by @v https://i.imgur.com/qigyZVh.png
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5: the one future empires we haven’t yet realized. History is cool but getting hung up on it as something I wish for seems like a waste of the present
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5, Assyrian, maybe slightly morbid but those brothers were absolutely brutal people.
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3. Indus valley: Why the Indus Valley civilisation came to an end remains a mystery, its 1400 well planned cities, dentistry, statue of the dancing girl of Mohenjodaro, its precise measuring techniques
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5 Byzantine (eastern Roman) Empire. Lasted over 1000 years, superior to Roman empire everyone thinks of, built Hagia Sophia - church so amazing the conquerors who finally took Constantinople in 1453 pillaged the city but converted it to a mosque and it's still standing whole nearly 1500 years later. East meets west
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1. There’s something that borders on mythology with the Romans that I find appealing.
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5 Macedonian was a compelling military campaign, solid land connection between multiple continents, dissipated relatively quickly w/o bread & circus, led to Hellenistic period, etc.
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5. I'm too ignorant to compare them 😁
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Atlantis - because it causes us to rewrite human history and gives us a stark warning for the future
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3. Indus Valley for sure. It may have some interesting egalitarian and planned decentralization aspects to it. Everything is obscure about it, including scientific papers with few citations https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10814-020-09147-9 .
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5. Pandiya's and Choza's
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1, though I honestly need to branch out a bit. Also, I think the ancient Mesopotamian empires are interesting.
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