Anonymous
8/28/2025, 4:57:19 AM
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Why do people pretend Mongols didn't conquer Hungary and castles saved them?
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The direct successor of the Mongol Jochid Golden Horde was the Crimean Khanate.
The Jochid Crimean Khanate and Ottomans jointly invaded and conquered Hungary and ravaged eastern Austria countryside in 1529 up to Vienna just like the Golden Horde army in 1240,1241 and 1242 when it reached Wiener Neustadt in Austria.
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17729058/#q17729298
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17507888/#q17507888
Ottomans invaded Hungary in 1521, defeated Hungary at the Battle of Mohács in 1526 and annexed Buda in 1541.
The Mongol Crimean Khanate continued ravaging eastern Austria until 1683 and ruled Hungary until 1699.
The ancestors of Ottomans themselves fled the Mongol conquest of Central Asia to Seljuq Anatolia, so the Mongols were even more powerful than them.
Hungarian castles didn't stop the Crimean Khanate and Ottomans.
Also, Chinese castles and Iranian castles never actually fell to the Mongols.
The Southern Song Chinese Sichuan mountain fortresses like Diaoyu voluntarily capitulated in 1278 because they lost all communication with the last Southern Song emperor in Guangdong.
They no longer had a head of state and voluntarily gave up in exchange for total amnesty.
Diaoyu killed Mongke Khan in 1259 which resulted in splitting the Mongol empire.
Diaoyu and the other Chinese mountain fortresses in Sichuan withstood decades of siege by Mongols, they didn't even break under counterweight trebuchet bombardment (only lowland Chinese city walls were threatened by the counterweight trebuchet).
Two smaller Sichuan mountain forts refused to surrender, one of them, Lingxiao managed to last another 9 years until 1288 under total siege by Kublai Khan's entire Yuan dynasty.
That was without the larger forts like Diaoyu who voluntarily gave up in 1278-1279.
If Diaoyu didn't capitulate, the Sichuan fortress would gave lasted decades more.
The Jochid Crimean Khanate and Ottomans jointly invaded and conquered Hungary and ravaged eastern Austria countryside in 1529 up to Vienna just like the Golden Horde army in 1240,1241 and 1242 when it reached Wiener Neustadt in Austria.
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17729058/#q17729298
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17507888/#q17507888
Ottomans invaded Hungary in 1521, defeated Hungary at the Battle of Mohács in 1526 and annexed Buda in 1541.
The Mongol Crimean Khanate continued ravaging eastern Austria until 1683 and ruled Hungary until 1699.
The ancestors of Ottomans themselves fled the Mongol conquest of Central Asia to Seljuq Anatolia, so the Mongols were even more powerful than them.
Hungarian castles didn't stop the Crimean Khanate and Ottomans.
Also, Chinese castles and Iranian castles never actually fell to the Mongols.
The Southern Song Chinese Sichuan mountain fortresses like Diaoyu voluntarily capitulated in 1278 because they lost all communication with the last Southern Song emperor in Guangdong.
They no longer had a head of state and voluntarily gave up in exchange for total amnesty.
Diaoyu killed Mongke Khan in 1259 which resulted in splitting the Mongol empire.
Diaoyu and the other Chinese mountain fortresses in Sichuan withstood decades of siege by Mongols, they didn't even break under counterweight trebuchet bombardment (only lowland Chinese city walls were threatened by the counterweight trebuchet).
Two smaller Sichuan mountain forts refused to surrender, one of them, Lingxiao managed to last another 9 years until 1288 under total siege by Kublai Khan's entire Yuan dynasty.
That was without the larger forts like Diaoyu who voluntarily gave up in 1278-1279.
If Diaoyu didn't capitulate, the Sichuan fortress would gave lasted decades more.