reconquest

What if the House of Li escaped to Japan and intermarried/merged with with the House of Yamato? How would this affect the history of East Asia and is it possible that this could lead to a Japanese conquest of Korea and China?

As we know, USA and British relations got off on a rocky start. After independence, America still had heavy ties to Britain. But during the War of 1812, Britain and America fought one another for Canada. A common misconception I’ve seen some people say, is that Britain intended to reconquer...

Could the Romans have used a foederati tribe or just a migration era tribe like the Goths ,Vandals , Alans , Franks , any tribe really etc. To reconquer Britain (or parts of it ) akin to that of Zeno sending Theodoric the reconquer Italy or akin to that of the Visigoths crushing the Silingi...

This is something I've became interested in after reading about Napoléon's attempt to reconquer Haiti and the expedition send by Charles X to force the Haitians to pay a 150 million indemnity. So in the early years of the Bourbon restoration Haiti was divided into two nations, the northern...

In a few CSA timelines, I always read that if USA lost the war with the CSA, that they don’t care about the Monroe Doctrine and that the Europeans and even the CSA influences, or down-right recolonize Latin American Countries. And that gets me thinking. What would happen if the USA and the...

Historically, the Byzantines were only really able to start gaining territory again in the 10th and early 11th centuries, and that was quickly undone after the Battle of Manzikert. Were there opportunities for Roman reconquests before this? Perhaps attacking the Abbasids during the Zanj Rebellion?