08-17 19:52 - 'I don't think so actually. They were able to take over the lowlands of Poland and Hungary but proved to be ineffective in the mountains or against stone castles. After the invasion, the Hungarians built a system of stone cas...' by /u/Cleaver2000 removed from /r/history within 3-13min
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I don't think so actually. They were able to take over the lowlands of Poland and Hungary but proved to be ineffective in the mountains or against stone castles. After the invasion, the Hungarians built a system of stone castles and successfully held back the Mongols when they tried to invade again.
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Author: u/Cleaver2000
Posted Aug 17, 2017, 7:52 PM UTC
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