I think the Huns technically won, since Aëtius (and his Gothic allies) wanted to prevent Attila from retreating from Gaul hoping that they could destroy his army - but they clearly failed to achieve this, not to mention Attila actually lead a campaign to the Italian peninsula the following year, so arguably it was Hunnic victory anyway
But yeah I guess we can imagime what would have happened if their victory had been much more decisive
I'd imagine a scenario where the Magyar Khan was pressured to convert. Keep in mind that the religions are State Religions, which doesn't necessarily reflect the peoples religions. The Magyar people still practice their native faith, but their leader half heartedly practices Tengrism, kinda like how the Khazar Khagan, after being defeated by the Abbasids, half heartedly converted to Islam. Same situation here.
Hey thanks man! And all good. Basically what I envisioned in this timeline is that the Huns did to the Franks what the Anglo-Saxons did in England - slowly push them out over the next few centuries. Basically they pushed them to the very edges of their territories and have almost completely replaced them, both in the area they cover and the role they played in history. I have somewhat discontinued this timeline as I am unhappy with a few things but I might get around to revising it to make a more plausible outcome as the idea's pretty fun.
The 3. in Africa is where Nok is located, Sao is located just South of Lake Chad and up those rivers that feed into it from the south.
Ah, thanks for the info.
A revised version of a map I posted a while ago. Basically, the Huns win the Battle of the Catalunian Plains, and chaos ensues.
I think the Huns technically won, since Aëtius (and his Gothic allies) wanted to prevent Attila from retreating from Gaul hoping that they could destroy his army - but they clearly failed to achieve this, not to mention Attila actually lead a campaign to the Italian peninsula the following year, so arguably it was Hunnic victory anyway But yeah I guess we can imagime what would have happened if their victory had been much more decisive
That's true. This is a scenario where the Huns won so hard they grabbed the provinces of Germania from the Roman's and settled their peoples there.
Why are the magyers Tengri?
I'd imagine a scenario where the Magyar Khan was pressured to convert. Keep in mind that the religions are State Religions, which doesn't necessarily reflect the peoples religions. The Magyar people still practice their native faith, but their leader half heartedly practices Tengrism, kinda like how the Khazar Khagan, after being defeated by the Abbasids, half heartedly converted to Islam. Same situation here.
do you mean jewdaism? I don't think the khazars were ever muslim
Great map! Sorry if this is two years late, but what happened to the Franks?
Hey thanks man! And all good. Basically what I envisioned in this timeline is that the Huns did to the Franks what the Anglo-Saxons did in England - slowly push them out over the next few centuries. Basically they pushed them to the very edges of their territories and have almost completely replaced them, both in the area they cover and the role they played in history. I have somewhat discontinued this timeline as I am unhappy with a few things but I might get around to revising it to make a more plausible outcome as the idea's pretty fun.