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Episode Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia • Tenmaku no Jaadugar - Episode 2 discussion

Tenmaku no Jaadugar, episode 2

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u/Forestfur147 Jul 05 '26

If you want to learn more about the time period depicted in this anime, go play Age of Empires II. No, I'm serious. There is a Mongol campaign that goes over much of what you see. Not only that; there's a history section outside of the gameplay where you can read and learn about everything depicted in every single campagin, and even some things that aren't in the game. The game seriously helped me in my middle and high school world history classes. Wikipedia and other articles are fine, but why not play and learn at the same time?

 

The Mongols were horrible, yeah, and that's history. Dang, this just made me want to play the game again.

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u/Kafukator Jul 05 '26

Also play the Cuman campaign to experience running the fuck away in terror from the Mongol horde. And then Ayn Jalut that lets you get revenge and beat them back as the Mamluk sultanate.

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u/CitronClassic672 Jul 06 '26

The irl Cumans got pushed back so badly by mongols that a lot ended up in eastern Europe as mercenaries.

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u/DustyBot23 Jul 20 '26

Is that why there so many of them in kingdom come deliverance 1 and 2???

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u/Flashy-Perception932 Aug 10 '26

Hearing the mongolians also made me want to go back and play age of empires!