What if the Mongol Empire Reunited Today?
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The Mongol Empire at it’s height took up 16% of all the land on Earth and controlled 1 out of every 4 people on the planet, a 13th century superpower. It’s presence was very brief compared to other empires, but what if the Mongol Empire was suddenly recreated today with the same borders they had at their apex?
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