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by triceratops
108 days ago
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> Taiping Rebellion "With no reliable census at the time, estimates of the death toll of the Taiping Rebellion are speculative. Most of the deaths were attributed to plague and famine". That just means there was a large population around that could die from the effects of the war. > The Mongol invasions in 1206–1368 [168 years]... and the Three Kingdoms period in 184–280 [96 years] If WW2 [6 years] had gone on as long as the Mongol invasions the death toll would've topped 1 billion. |
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