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- Camels plodding across the desert, and a sense of timelessness evoked by Kitaro's theme music... NHK devoted 17 years to the planning, shooting and production of The Silk Road, which unearthed trade routes linking long-lost civilizations of East and West. A landmark in broadcasting history, this series told the story of the rise and fall of ancient civilizations.
The NHK Tokushu and China's CCTV documentary series The Silk Road began on April 7, 1980. The program started with the memorable scene of a camel caravan crossing the desert against the setting sun, with Kitaro's music and a sense of timelessness. It was the start of an epic televisual poem.
The first journey described in the series began in Chang'an (now Xi'an), at the eastern end of the ancient route. On 450,000 feet of film, the NHK crew recorded the path westward to the Pamir Heights at the Pakistan border and this material was edited to make 12 monthly broadcasts. In response to viewers' requests that the series be extended to cover the Silk Road all the way to Rome, sequels were made over the next 10 years. Seventeen years after the program was conceived, the project was completed.
4) The Dark Castle
Tour to the Khara-khoto city located in the middle of the Gobi desert, the northern outpost of the Han period that was destroyed by Genghis Khan.
Every episode leaves me nearly speechless... So, thank you!
THAT IS THE GREATEST DOCUMENTARY EVER MADE! Thank you! I was running at home to watch it in the 80-ies .....
What a magnificent series. Just gets better and better. Really a gem.
This is a great series made in Japan by NHK broad casting company. I watched the original episodes back in the early '80s. This series never get old. Briliantly done.
Greatest documentary ever made. Brings back all the good memories of childhood when it was broadcasted in Nepal Television. Thanks to the combine team of NHK & CCTV. And what a great background music by legendary Kitaro.
How I looked for these series of documentaries which I watched so many years ago on the Portuguese TV! Thank you so much for uploading!
Infelizmente não encontrei este documentário em português, você sabe onde posso ver? 😔
I got a chill from watching this episode, it feels so haunting and yet nostalgic in a way.
TRULY AMAZING TO SEE SO MUCH HISTORY...
amazing doc
I have yet to see a documentary of this calibre, i am in awe.
The painting at 9:00 minutes represents Hindu goddess "Kali" and also other female with extra arms. A beautiful example of connection with Hindu God, Godesses.
MANINDER Singh yah you are right, but I don't understand why maker of thi doc is not acknowledging the Indian influence. May be under the influence of Chinese govt. But if they can work with their biggest enemy, the Japanese then it should not be hard to acknowledge the Indian part of it.
superb
"Mysteries of ages past unenlightened shadows cast, down thru all eternity the crying of humanity"... donovan leitch
I watch this series very year and find new things I hadn't noticed before. I also watch series 2, which has 18 episodes, and is the same Japanese NHK crew, who drive all the way to Syria, then onto Rome. Their lack of accuracy regarding certain historical data is irrelevant - it's the journey that counts.
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This is the real tracing of the Silk Road
The picture occurred in 9:20 is originated from Nepal one can found it in nepals temples and monasteries mainly in Kathmandu
Astonished to see the picture of goddess Kali ( Hindu deities ) in far away China.
*Does anyone have any clue of the exact dates year time, this castle was in existence from & to?* *Also the exact dates this battle took place?* *Thank You.*
Wikipedia has an article on Khara-Khoto:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khara-Khoto
@@axeljagau8859 That information, is very accurate, interesting & gives very great insight, Thank you Sir for that assistance..
28:00 Kara khto kala khoto hindi bajra yogini 07:50
There would be a hard choice between this and the Russian
Happy People....
Great adventure documentary. Unfortunately, the history narrated is a bit off. Khara Khoto thrived under the Mongols and was eventually decimated by armies of China's Ming dynasty with the described river diversion. The Black Hero was a Mongol army general.
This is a great documentary, but unfortunately the places names often mistakenly pronounced. It's pretty hard to explore more because of it.
Is khara khoto still exist today?
Fossils are the things of today. Yesterday they did not exist.
Depend on how you were raised. Seventy years ago my parents drove us over a thousand miles to the Denver Museum where they had a whole floor of amazing prehistoric animal's remains/
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gosh...I tried to so hard to understand what he meant by Hsi Hsien language, it is Xi Xia!! geez.
Khara-Khoto is known by many names, including Chinese: 黑城 Hēichéng "black city", Eji Nai City (Tangut language, transcribed into Chinese as 亦集乃 Yijinai), Modern Mongolian Khar khot (Middle Mongol language:ᠬᠠᠷᠠ ᠬᠣᠲᠠ Khara Khoto, "black city") and to Chinese as Heishui City (Chinese: 黑水城 Hēishuǐchéng, "black water city").
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Deviants....
I came, I saw, I slept.
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