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Is the "Sogdians" from "The History of the Northern Dynasties" actually the Alans?

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Wellington said that as a unit the French heavy cavalry were better in large numbers, while the British heavy cavalry were better individually. At Waterloo, what kind of equipment did the British heavy cavalry have that made people designate them as 'heavy'? Isn't armor useless in the gunpowder era?

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How did the proto-Ottomans (Kayi leaders) gain independence from the Ilkhans so easily?

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When was the first time when society started to potty train it's subjects instead of us just dedicating when the turd reached our anus?

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If the English throne did not allow succession through female lines like German monarchs, who would be king today?

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the romans conquered and latinized gaul, yet never found that much success in germania. do historians attribute this more towards germanians being better fighters, terrain based reasons, or the gradual weakening of rome?

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What are your personal theories on the connections between the sea peoples, Etruscans, Aeneas, Trojans, Hittites, and the bronze age collapse?

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Who was the leader of the House of Ogedei after Kaidu died? Was Kaidu's 30 year ward with the Kublaids the essential end of the Ogedeid Khanate?

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Did the Romans really pronounce their S's as M's? As the centurion here calls the new consul of Germania "Publium Quintillium Warum"?

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In the medival peerage of England what were the priviliges and rights that (the few) Marquesses thats Earls did not?

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Is the "Sogdians" from "The History of the Northern Dynasties" actually the Alans?	5	AskHistorians
Wellington said that as a unit the French heavy cavalry were better in large numbers, while the British heavy cavalry were better individually. At Waterloo, what kind of equipment did the British heavy cavalry have that made people designate them as 'heavy'? Isn't armor useless in the gunpowder era?	4	AskHistorians
How did the proto-Ottomans (Kayi leaders) gain independence from the Ilkhans so easily?	3	AskHistorians
When was the first time when society started to potty train it's subjects instead of us just dedicating when the turd reached our anus?	2	AskHistorians
If the English throne did not allow succession through female lines like German monarchs, who would be king today?	2	AskHistorians
the romans conquered and latinized gaul, yet never found that much success in germania. do historians attribute this more towards germanians being better fighters, terrain based reasons, or the gradual weakening of rome?	2	AskHistorians
What are your personal theories on the connections between the sea peoples, Etruscans, Aeneas, Trojans, Hittites, and the bronze age collapse?	2	AskHistorians
Who was the leader of the House of Ogedei after Kaidu died? Was Kaidu's 30 year ward with the Kublaids the essential end of the Ogedeid Khanate?	2	AskHistorians
Did the Romans really pronounce their S's as M's? As the centurion here calls the new consul of Germania "Publium Quintillium Warum"?	1	AskHistorians
In the medival peerage of England what were the priviliges and rights that (the few) Marquesses thats Earls did not?	1	AskHistorians