Look at this

[dcm90]

funny thing even on souther spain during the Al-Andalkus golden years only a fraction (it was estimated that no more than 15000 people were actual arabs and most of them were noble or had administrative tasks) were actual arabs and then they used mostly Iberians converted to islam to “conquer” or even hire mercenaries from all over the place (even visigoths with “muslim” names are considered now 100% moors by SJW)

Abu Hafs Umar al-Murtada was said to be a blonde “arab” I wonder what the author of that arcticle will say about that.

[Waldkauz]

Or maybe we could read the initial article and learn that, yes there were black people in Bohemia during the time of this game. http://medievalpoc.tumblr.com/post/75048606179/hi-ive-been-looking-at-a-kickstarter-for-a

If you read about the Battle of Legnica you can easly see that mongolian hordes often won at the battlefield but had trouble when it comes to sieges. And when a great Khan dies they seem often to had quarrels about the succession and campaigns came to a stop.

Battle of Legnica

The mongols didn’t counquer Poland or Bohemia but pillaged the countryside.
Why this should lead to a melting pot blows my mind.

[SirWarriant]

yes there were black people in Bohemia during the

Yeah, a painting of a women who supposedly lived in the 5th century, is proof that there were blacks in 1403 Bohemian countryside.

You weren’t kangz, learn to stop being so insecure about your own history and attempting to steal others.