- Central Asia Around 406 AD
Attila the Hun dies at childbirth, to the tribe it is just another unlucky soul, and they would never know how much one person could change the world.
- Rome Around 434 - 476 AD
With No Hunnic Migrations into Germania, the Germanic Tribes were not forced into conquering Rome, and thus the Western Roman Empire survived.
- Rome Around 512 AD
After a few decades, a new Philosophical Emperor came to power. All it took was one charismatic and selfless leader to bring the WRE back on its feet, but he realised at his death it would again deteriorate under other incompetent and greedy emperors, so he abolished the empire, gave more independence to further away provinces and set up a democratic government that improved on the original senate. This government operated much like the current US government but it did not believe in Universal Rights, even though they had restricted slavery. The Fact that Rome Survived meant that trade with China and India continued and therefore these nations flourished more than historically each in their own way.
- India Around 500 AD – 1125 AD
The Gupta Empire Stroke a deal with the Roman Republic and Byzantine Empire; granting them their southern territories if they would Send Troops to help defend them from
The Hephtalites . They both agreed and sent sizable legions that successfully held off the white Huns and allowed the Gupta Empire to continue and flourished. The Gupta learnt from Roman Culture, Organisation and Military Doctrines and managed to conquer most of India, and as promised they gave the region of Togarum to Rome and Muziris to Byzantium.
- India Around 1083 AD – 1400 AD
The Kakatiya Dynasty in Andhra Pradesh Rose up against Gupta Occupation around 1083 AD and managed to conquer all of Gupta Southern India through brute numbers. On many attempts they tried to sack the Roman Colonies of South India but failed due to the skill of Roman and Byzantine Legions. The Kakatiya stopped their expansion north around 1300 AD and secured their borders, but Rome, Byzantium and Gupta are now preparing to pounce on the collapsing Empire to extend their control of India.
- Byzantium Around 600-650 AD
The Eastern Roman Empire were also spared from the barbarian pressure in the north, and so they were able to put more military into their eastern and southern territories and managed to expand South through Egypt and Arabia, further enhancing their dominion of the Red Sea, Which allowed both Rome and Byzantium to continue their trade. Because of this Mecca was a under Byzantium occupation and Mohammed, the prophet of the Muslim Faith, was quelled from the start, and the spread of Islam was prevented along with the conquest of the
Islamic Caliphate’s . These led to great changes in history; sparing the Sassanid Dynasty and allowing the Byzantines to Hold onto and even expand their territory.
- Central Asia 600-1000 AD
Without a Strong enough leader to lead the Huns westward, they begin to slow expand their empire into the less populous lands to the east. Eventually their borders stretch from modern day Ukraine to beyond the Caspian Sea.
- Asia Around 1206-1380 AD
The Mongol Horde rises at the hand of Genghis Khan, and he storms his way through the Jin Dynasty (Northern China) and westward upon the Middle East and Eastern Europe. But alas, the world has changed; the Huns have grown their empire and defended their borders well, blocking Genghis Hordes from Europe. And in the Middle East the Arabian Caliphates never came and collapsed, and so a strong Persia blocks it from its historic boundaries. Nevertheless, The Mongols fight on and slowly progress through Iran and Russia, eventually reaching the Caspian and taking the city of Baghdad, where they meet an even stronger enemy, the Eastern Roman Empire.
- Asia Around 1380-1396 AD
The Long and brutal conquest of Russia and The Middle east drained the Mongol resources, and at the time of Genghis Death the Mongol Empire collapsed into The Timurids, Golden Horde Khanate, Chagatai Khanate and Oirats Khanate along with many other minor khanates.
- Rome around 600-1400 793 AD
As the Byzantines Conquered Egypt and Arabia, the people of the Western Roman Republic lost faith in their rulers. Western Rome had not expanded its borders since Hadrian and The WRR looks weak compared to the ERE, because of this Rome decided to start expanding where it knew there were only weak tribes, south along the African Coast. However, after conquering a few tribes they reached Marrakesh, where their legions were ambushed by an army of moors. A war broke out between Rome and the Moors, and they seemed equal until the Vikings started raiding Britannia and Gaul. Rome had to pull some of their men back from Africa to defend their Richer Provinces, but the moors caught on and as soon as enough of the Romans had been shipped back to Gaul the moors rampaged into modern Morocco and kept storming through roman land all the way to modern Algiers, where they changed their path and used roman boats to sail across to Iberia, where they managed to take the southern half of Iberia within years. The Western Roman Republic and The Moorish Kingdoms have been at war since, and the moors have shown no signs of weakness.
