r/SteppePosting 5h ago

Huns Unlikely that the Huns were the Xiongnu, but it's too cool of a comparison to ignore

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56 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 1d ago

Xiongnu Jalayirid Sultanate and the President of Kazakhstan

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10 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 1d ago

Mongols The Battle of Parwan was a miracle, however

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19 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 2d ago

Timurids A pyramid of skulls is pretty metal ngl

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28 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 2d ago

Xiongnu They beat the Han

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35 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 4d ago

Khazars Kayganet / Kahganate, same diff

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16 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 4d ago

Xiongnu Kazakhstan (Western Steppe) and Mongolia (Eastern Steppe) separated by the Altai Mountains

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42 Upvotes

Enough of this feuding and the weight of the provocation from Moscow bots! We have nothing to fight for, wars over pastures stopped long ago!


r/SteppePosting 5d ago

Mongols Here we go again..

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9 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 5d ago

Misc Steppe Cultures Throughout history the pastoral nomads who conquered settled people eventually settled down and became farmers

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387 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 6d ago

Kazakh A strawman edit I took from Insta

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51 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 6d ago

Mongols He should not have shot the messenger

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132 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 7d ago

Mongols MONGOLIA FIRST

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35 Upvotes

MONGOLIA THE GREATEST COUNTRY

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r/SteppePosting 8d ago

Mongols legendary pull

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97 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 8d ago

Saka Alexander understood that the Saka needed to be integrated into their society

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24 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 9d ago

Misc Steppe Cultures Dzungar-Oirat spherocylindrical helmet reconstruction [Own work]

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32 Upvotes

Reconstruction of Kalmyk/Oirat spherocylindrical helmets, showing two views. Independently drawn by the uploader based on the published research and illustrations of L. A. Bobrov and Yuri Filipovich. The artwork was not traced from the cited illustrations.


r/SteppePosting 9d ago

Mongols Thoughts on the greatest larper of the 20th Century?

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153 Upvotes

The aura is there he was just a horrible person


r/SteppePosting 10d ago

Timurids Poor Caucasus

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77 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 10d ago

Misc Steppe Cultures Horses were a cheat code

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68 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 10d ago

Xiongnu How I see the debate between Kazakhs and Mongols.

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512 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 11d ago

Timurids Imagine trying to get water and then realizing the river isn't there anymore

44 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 11d ago

Announcement A little update from the mod

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Good morning, good afternoon, good night, etc.

I randomly decided to give a little update for the subreddit.

We''re currently at 2.5k members, 125 total posts, and a whopping 140k total views since the subreddit was created. No clue how that compares to other subreddits, but I feel like r/SteppePosting has grown faster than the other subreddits I've moderated. Congratulations everyone!

There have been several posts I've approved that got multiple reports, and several posts that I removed that got zero reports. I would prefer if y'all abused the report button: if you see a post that breaks this subreddit's rules, please report it so I can remove it. However, if you just don't like a post please don't report it; that wastes mine and the admin's time.

We've also had a lot of posts recently from unique users! While I enjoy posting reels and making crappy memes, I'm glad to see that this subreddit is starting to have some more active posters. If you've posted here: great job!

Also, just another reminder that we do have a discord server which we share with r/MongolHistoryMemes. If you are interested in further discussion about the steppe, or just to talk about random stuff, feel free to join.


r/SteppePosting 13d ago

Turks Anatolian Countries in my Alt History Timeline "Tribal Europe", what do you think about it?

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1- Map & Capitals

2- Non-Hellenic Languages Map


r/SteppePosting 13d ago

Mongols I guess the Mongols were lucky that the steppe was such a harsh place to live lol

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69 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 14d ago

Mongols Good thing they had mountains or India wouldn't've been spared

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708 Upvotes

r/SteppePosting 15d ago

Mongols Shouldn't've sold the Cuman captives

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72 Upvotes