An interactive atlas of the Mongol conquests: a fluid map with a draggable timeline, a play button that animates every change, and clickable pins, built from a sourced event dataset.
By Yanqing @YanqingCheng Sep 23, 2026
# Multi-war history atlas — intent brief Qing’s words from seat chat (Lupe), 2026-09-22 / 2026-09-23. Do not soften or invent beyond this. ## Product Not a thin ship. The full thing: - A beautiful, rich, fluid, responsive map/globe - Wars selectable - Timeline drag within each war - An option to “play” it out and see everything change as you go - Lush graphical representations of changes - Clickable pins annotating key information ## First cut - One war only (Mongol), so we can visually compare later - Full data for that war — the full thing, just for one war (all Instinct include rows; not a curated subset) ## Audience / frame Standing Workshop default (not overridden in seat): personal AC-style museum piece, public via homepage and Twitter. ## Explicitly later Other wars beyond Mongol.
From Yanqing's repo, under the MIT license.
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