I started liberty left side, the started honor (it was stupid because culture from barbs didn't really help), finished liberty for a GS plant, and then honor left side and Commerce left side (I got Entrepreneurship for the +1 movement while embarked).
The build order was Scout, Scout, Worker, Settler. I got my free settler just about when I finished my own. I settled Uluru, and some horses. I did not really like the city spots because they were weak on food and on happiness, but I did wanted horses, and Uluru was pretty nice, getting me +1 food from camps, +1 happiness for each 2 cities, Pagodas, and when Enhanced +1 food from shrines and temples, and I also got Itinerant Preachers to passively spread my religion to other cities for some happiness. Once I had my army I started building some infrastructure, beyond the Monuments and Granaries: Markets, Workshops, and eventually I added Shrines and Temples. Science wise it was nothing special, got The Wheel pretty soon, followed by a Philosophy beeline and then Chivalry. After that it didn't matter, but I did go for Workshops and then Education just for boredom. One AI beat me to renaissance though, but it didn't really matter because it had met it's doom soon after.
I underestimated the Emperor AI and lost the race for Pyramids with just 6 turns left so that delayed me a little. I managed to get Oracle right after NC, and that helped finishing liberty.
After The Wheel I started building a 6-7 Chariot Archer army accompanied by 3 warriors and marched West. Poland fell fast, and I left them with a single city. Egypt was a piece of cake, Venice was a little bit harder because of the rough terrain, and then I checked the Victory screen to see there are any civs that I haven't met (because I was too lazy to count them), I saw there was one and I found Indonesia soon after. I got an embassy to see the cap, and managed to get it with Chariot Archers (the rough terrain delayed me but waiting for chivalry would have delayed more). Then I got peace and left. I didn't realize that I had not met India until much much later.
While getting my army back, I got Chivalry and started building a second army of Keshiks. I upgraded most of my original Chariot Archers, some already had logistics, but since I was in negative GPT I had to wait to get cities/bully CSs for money. Bulling city states was basically my primary money source, I was in -50GPT but 2000 gold in treasury most of the time.
Spain fell fast, I actually whipped them out. America went surprisingly fast, it's pretty cool that a Kheskik can enter a jungle hill, fire at a city completely surrounded by jungle and then retreat to safety. And you can use 2 of them on the same hill. The rough terrain did not delay one bit. I split my army, my most experienced Keshiks south, the rest east, so I attacked Carthage and Assyria at the same time. And then once again joined for Sweden (they had great wall but that was proven ineffective against mongols
) and Morocco.
Then after realizing I didn't win, I noticed a big part of the map unexplored in the SW so I headed in that direction. DoWed Indonesia again to push south and then went in the water, I also switched to astronomy ASAP and got Caravels to explore the sea. Eventually I found India and 8 turns later got the capital.