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galben [10]
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dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago
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This map clearly shows the amount of power these countries have. Such as Golden horde has conquered around a quarter of the picture showing that these countries are controlled and raided often for power. I think that such power should not exist in the raiding of cities and towns for power and expansion. Growing is a way of advancing but not this way.

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