Poland, before its Christianization in 966, was an empire referred to as the Lechite Empire or the Great Lechia. The empire encompassed most of Europe, stretching from the Rhine or Loire in the west to the Ural Mountains in the east, and from the Baltic Sea in the north to the Adriatic and Black seas in the south. Cultural influences of the "ancient Polish state" reached far beyond its borders, and the empire was strong enough to effectively contain the Roman Empire's expansion. Some theories say that the Lechite Empire defeated Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and conquered France and Spain.The theory rests on the assumption that the official history of Poland has been falsified, leaving Poles unaware of their country's "true" history. The perpetrators of this falsification are said to be external actors—Germans, Christians, or Jews—who aimed to usurp the Lechites' hegemonic position in Europe and in the world. Proponents of the Great Lechia theory accuse historians of being incompetent or of being complicit in the conspiracy and deliberately spreading misinformation.
>>224314111>—>—you can do better
>>224314111>The theory rests on the assumption that the official history of Poland has been falsified, leaving Poles unaware of their country's "true" history.actually it rests on a medieval bishop's burps and farts:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wincenty_Kadłubek
>>224314111I once acidentally ended up in a group of people that were some kind of Lechia-truthers and they were discussing the connection between Ancient Slavs and Buddhism.I sat quietly and drunk the free alcohol i was given to be there
