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Seizing the Yuan
17Votes283.8kRecs301kFans
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Lord of Ross
3Votes14.4kRecs39.1kFans
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Maya, 1441
0Votes17.2kRecs8.7kFans
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The Anglo-Saxon Rose
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The Rise of Iceland
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The Last Border of Fire and Sword
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The Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece
7Votes281.7kRecs123kFans
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The Rise of Rurik
1Votes69.9kRecs79.3kFans
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The Immortal of the Aztecs
405Votes453.9kRecs347.8kFans
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The New Shun, 1730
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