Spread of Judaism
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Spread of Judaism, Yahwism, Second Temple Judaism, Judaism, Hasmonaean period, Jewish Diaspora
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Music:
In the Temple Garden - Aaron Kenny
Turn - The Tower of Light
I live in small town in eastern Poland called Międzyrzec Podlaski. Before WW2, it's population was 18000. Around 14000 were Jews and 4000 were Poles. Today there aren't any Jews left.
Never forget.
Damn that's depressing...
they left? why (not sarcastic)
@@Veriox22 oh i see
@Heberth R. didnt know that you were hitler hi hitler (not sarcastic)
So it started in Israel and ended in Israel. A full circle story.
Just like their family "trees".
Not Israel but middle east
Yes it is very cool. Greek people also have a circle.
nice pfp
There was no Israel....
I'm from Russia, and I can say about Jewish Autonomous Oblast (District or smth else) that there almost no jews, maybe at last 1% or less, moreover this is far east and this 1% equals 1000, so this is really small
Thank you. I have noted at about 1-2%, probably is even less
Yeah, but aren't they dominant politically?
@@pax14 i think no
@@pax14 No it's mostly honorific and frankly that's quite a nice gesture from Russia.
It's so weird that they decided to create that autonomous region for Jews all the way near the Pacific and just beside China
here in Greece we had 10000 jews in Thessaloniki.After WW2 most of them were captured by the Nazis...they never returned...
Good
Now they're back home. 🇮🇱
remember to grab popcorn for the comments section
Yea we gotta watch out for the anti-Semitic leftists who think Israel doesn’t exist.
@@RestitutorEuropa ikr
@@RestitutorEuropa "leftists"? Hadrian reading this s*it: IVDEA DELENDA EST! 🔥
@@RestitutorEuropa The Neo Nazis are much more halarious, don’t miss that part. XD
@@RestitutorEuropa Israel _SHOULDN'T_ exist ❤️
Khazar Turks (now they are called as Karaites) were the only group who believed Judaism besides the Jews. That’s pretty interesting.
well christianity and stuff came from judaism so id say more than just them believed in it lol (a lot of people besides turks and jews are christian)
Search which flag used the Karamanids
Karaites do not come from Khazar Turks. It was a religious movement that had various incarnations and revival after the second temple period. There is no evidence on widespread conversion of Khazar Turks. There are also many people who adhered to Judaism besides Israelites. Jews of Chinese, South Indian and Ethiopian descent share majority of their ancestry with non-Israelites than Israelites.
Himyans in in Today Jemen & some Rulers in Today Ethiopia were Jews and made Judaism State Religion.
@@steffenseitter4791 I think Steffen's point was that the Khazar had no ethic jewish origin, while some of the Himyarites and Ethiopian jews actually claimed to be descended in part from the jews
am i the only one who thinks that 4:08 is heartbreaking?
99 % of the world thinks so.
@@alangervasis no
Seeing Palestine being occupied. Yes
They went to Israel
@@dragooll2023 That was after over 1/3 of the entire Jewish population was ethnically cleansed during WWII.
History of the Jewish languages (Hebrew, Ladino, Yiddish...) please!
Yes, that would be interesting :-)
They already did Semitic
Semitic is Arabic
Aramaic
Phoenician
and Hebrew
@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 yeah but many others languages like Yiddish, Ladino or judaeo Georgian aren't.
@@9_9876 They're are Part of their specific Language Family. Ladino is Romanic and Yiddish is Western-Germanic.
@@steffenseitter4791 And Georgian is Kartvelian.
Severely underrated work this is great and beautiful :)
Thank you
The way that almost the entirety of Europe goes blank as soon as 1940 hits... That's chilling.
So much culture wiped out, yet it indirectly led to so much good... the return to the homeland. We can never let it happen again. I hope the Jews are protected and blessed always.
Very revealing to see just how much the Holocaust affected the Jewish population in Europe. Not only that but to see them expelled from my own country because of some crusade breaks my heart as well. And even today they're under severe question in their own homeland. But hopefully things will get better, and the Jews will have nowhere else to look but up✡️
not crusade, but rome
Finally! A way for me to know where the Jewish Diaspora was at which point in time!
Oh, and also, amazing work, as always.
Thank you
@@CostasMelas well you didnt mentioned central asia, india, and chinese jews in your video, there are also small african group besides the one in ethiopia (althogh it is the bigest one in sub saharen africa) like in the saharah desert in west africa, or in east africa becouse of the swahili coust, the bigest communities are/were the Daggatun and lemba group
4:08 "change da world, my final message, goodbye".
Painter snapped them all.
@@tsarnicholasii6206 they didnt like his art so he grabbed the eraser
0:33 Assyrians
0:47 Persians
1:20 Judeans
1:37 Romans
1:52 Ethiopians
2:20 Arabs
2:50 Turks
2:56 Spanish
3:45 British
4:08 Russians
4:09 Germans
4:09 Israelis
2:20 long live islam
4:09 Tyrants
@@_blank-_ racist
@@kebabseverim3364 or just Palestinian
Cool video but you forgot a few, albeit interesting groups: Bukharan, Mountain (Ancient Caucus Mountains), Chinese and Indian Jews.
Thank you. For these places, I had to use another mini map and their percentage was small enough to appear on the low scale mini map
@@CostasMelas oh cool, will you be releasing those too?
I’m Jewish and it’s a great video!
Thank you
@Faysal Khan Israel
@Faysal Khan nothing special
@Faysal Khan yeah exactly
@Hesei Branko I absolutely agree but Jews aren’t a race, we are an ethnicity(you have white, Asian, brown and black Jews).✡️☮️☪️
4:08 Can I get an F in chat?
F
F
F
No
F
4:08 breaks my hearth every time ❤️😥
I found it pretty funny.
@@VensteRec Ok German
@@dominikzelenak7423 Im not even german
@@VensteRec Yes you are
@@dominikzelenak7423 Wdym
Can you do "History of ethnic groups/peoples every year".l have not seen such topic on TH-cam yet.
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@@vykintasjocys6401 ?
@@narekmargaryan4429 that a lot of work. But i'd like him to do that too. His video "the spread of homo sapiens" is the closest thing we got, or Ollie Bye's "the history of the world"
It would have to be each different group, which means a lot of videos. This would be very fascinating with the New World, seeing groups like Italians, Germans, Jews fan out into unexpected places. Like I'm shocked as an Italian how many we have in the South, while the Jews are also strong here.
You've seen in that exact video, genius.
I was wincing as I watched repeated expulsions and massacres of entire populations -- not just the WWII Holocaust, but the expulsion of all Jews from North Africa and the Middle East after 1948, save only Morocco -- whose Jewish population also slowly disappeared. Heaven defend all righteous people.
It's sad to see the Mizrahi populations disappearing in middle east and north Africa when the Arab - Israeli wars broke out
what Hitler did in Europe was far worse
@@abloodorange5233 Oh you think?
@@seethrough_treeshrew yep( I know you’re being sarcastic)
Arabs & Jews were living with no problems until that thing came in 1948.
@@-3696 can you not call Jews things
From what I've read, Judaism seems to have a related religion to it called Samaritanism which originated from the northern tribes instead of Judah and they were mentioned often in the New Testament and the term "good Samaritan" came from there. They are said to have remained in the region and never left and they still live there to this day and consider themselves distinct from Jews.
Yeah. Both originated from the Yahwism shown at the beginning of the video.
Samaritanism is essentially Judaism's older sibling.
Apparently the Samaritans are all Christian now, which is very interesting considering Jesus' interactions with them. All the groups from the Bible are still in the area, which is amazing to think they were just chilling there the entire time.
@@Awakeningspirit20 Samaritans still adhere to their ethnic religion (Samaritanism).
Judaists: we gonna spread ower world
Some unprofessional german-austrian artist: *NEIN*
NIEN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN MEIN
There’s no such thing as Judaist, but there are jews
A very good video, with nice music.
The only thing I felt was missing was Jewish population density. for example Poland had way more jews than Germany and the video hardly implies that.
Thank you. I had to more scales for population density
And please don't forget their medieval settlements in the Rhine valley and Hesse.
From Korea, I love Israel, Greece, and Cyprus.
Another masterpiece. Thanks for showing the history of our people.
Thank you
Are you a Jew really?
@@srikrishnak196 so what if he is, he is not an alien
@@dominiksucic2206 Sorry if it hurt. I just wanted to ask lol. Curiosity.🤗
@@srikrishnak196 no I wasn't offended at all, Im not jew, Im just curious why is it so surprising to you if hes a jew, they are not so rare in a world? Cheers ✌🏻
🇰🇿🤝🏻🇮🇱
No
I am antisemitic and...
I lied!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!
Good joke xd
Cringe
@@gerald1495 its good and original, so be quiet weeb boy
You forgot about Samaritanism, whitch also cames form early Judaism/Yahwism.
Although good job 👍
Thank you
That wouldnt have mattered that much since even if included (their lowest number was 150) they always lived in israel, on another note they technically arent jewish
@@superm530 but they are cousins to judaism, not jews, neither they nor jews claim they are jews, they claim they are a different tribe of israel and so do jews, genetics have some stuff to argue against that but ethno-religious groups aren't just about genetics.
Yeah Judaism is the religion of the Judeans, who are related to the Samaritans from a common Israelite origin but they wouldn’t consider one another the same at all.
Can someone tell me which religion was started along the Tigris and Euphrates river. Was there any religion before Judaism
There are jews in china and india
Wow
4:08 Austrian Drawer effect
One interesting ancient community that the video doesn't cover is that surrounding the Temple to Yahweh in Elephantine in Upper Egypt. The colony seemingly was established in the 550s BC with the Persian conquest of Egypt. The temple there was damaged around 407 BC. We have a letter from the community to the Persian governor of Judaea asking for assistance in rebuilding their temple.
you know... i think i can take credit for this one.
i remember suggesting this to you a few months ago and you said you might do it in the future. i'm pretty stoked you actually did it
fantastic work as always!
Thank you
@Heberth R. wooosh
While I think this is a great video, I hope someday you'll redo it in a similar vein to your video on the different schools of Islam - whether that would mean you mapping out different Jewish diaspora groups (Ashkenazim, Sephardim, Mizrahim, etc.) or different theological schools (Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, etc.), or separate videos for either. Frankly, mapping out the diaspora groups will be easier.
Thank you. I would love to make it in the future.
@@CostasMelas And that future has come, it was a great video!
@@CostasMelashows that plan going?
The Khazar Khaganate! One of the only Jewish states to ever exist in between the Ancient Israeli kingdoms and modern Israel, being a Turkic Empire that converted due to a large Jewish minority!
I think instead of striped lines you should have lighter colours. It would make it easier to tell the borders of the striped regions
Hello to all Jews from India. India also had a small population of Jews who came to India and were treated very well. Please come to India 🇮🇳
1944 Blackout în central and eastern Europe.
Great video! A more accurate title would have been “Spread of the Jewish Diaspora”
Thank you
I always love your work! :)
But it would be WONDERFUL if in the future you re-upload your videos with some descriptions of what is going on (like "Babylonian captivity" to show WHY Judaism spread to Mesopotamia, or in the videos about languages, showing the posited causes of each linguistic diversification). I think it would be very useful for education porpouses, and even it could be translated in several languages :)
Again, love your work and congrats! :)
Thank you
Yes. Thank you so much. I've been wondering about this recently
Can you also do the beginning of orthodox Christian Greetings from Eritrea 🇪🇷🇪🇷
RIP most Jewish killed by Islam and ww2
the christians do ww2 and the jews were killed by christian spain and islam didn't do anything with jews like Andalusian Jews (Jews of Morocco)
Christians killing people
the fact that if israel palestine dont exist muslim jewish relationship will be not bad as now
"Islam" never killed innocent jews
I really enjoy your videos
Thank you
top quality👌
i saw a little bit of mistake in one or two videos but none were too important
these videos are amazing love u ❤❤
Aaand their back in Israel
3:30
1500 Spain No one expected it.
Spain kicked Jews at the time. I forgot the exact name of it.
@@YaYeet47 alhambra decree i think
@@YaYeet47 izabella
@@hermes112 idk
@@andreyserebryakov2231 idk
you forgot mexican jews, indian jews, chinese jews, and also king menelik the first converted Ethiopia to Judaism thousans years before you put it. He converted during the solomonic period.
how do you forget about the persian jews?
I thought the spread through the Middle East to India would have been represented as well.
Judaism never spread much east of Iraq and Iran.
@@danim5881 Many of the Christians of 'Prester John' in medieval central and southern Asia are believed to have converted from Judaism. To this day, old Jews and Christians of south Asia have been concentrated in the same place, Kerala, which is evidence of this. It is also known that there has been a long relationship between Jews and Turkic people, who were concentrated in central Asia. Recently, a cache of Jewish documents called the Afghan genizah was discovered in central Asia.
@@danim5881that is not true at all
I’m not an expert on the subject but I’m pretty sure they were Jewish kingdoms in North Africa before arabs so they would be fully coloured (and khazars too),, Kaifengs for more than 1000 years in China and you totally didn’t mention the difference between sepharads, ashkenazs and other currents !
But still good video, I hope you will update it anyway
Thank you
Oh boy this comment section is going to be interesting
prepare for the worst lul
Wasn't that bad
It wasnt, i never saw any anti semitist, the only thing i saw your comment. Can you people stop saying shit like this? In most videos i see predictions like this and actually you find more prediction comments than actual hate comments.
@@kubajcz just scrolled down and there are comments saying shit like “oy vey”, “way better than Islam” “muslims are just lost jews” etc., so you’re not looking hard enough for “interesting” comments
@@kubajcz ikr they are every where
Real Judaism from Yemen
There were medieval jews in central asia and China. Other than that, amazing video!
also ethiopia has had jews for thousands of years but he only put them since middle ages
Damn Poland been a bastion in the middle ages!!
I did not knew that!
You mean Early Modern Times... But yeah the Netherlands and Poland had the highest percentage of Jews during that time.
Poland-Lithuania even experimented with democracy in those times, also allowing Jews freedom. It really was a bastion. It is horrifying what became of it... even more so to the region during the Holocaust. Before then, though, the Russian barbarians basically just killed anyone they pleased.
Great video! One idea for a future video: countries by date of adoption of the Gregorian chalendar
Thank you
It would’ve been great if you depicted all the different sects/communities
Why did this start after Abraham and Moses
Sa
The earliest period is somewhat unclear historically
I think we would not have enough evidence about what happened at that time. Every people on Earth once boasted about being the oldest people, so it's hard to determine how Jews lived before the first kingdom of Israel was founded.
@@redacted9280 The scriptures, at least the Pentateuch and some other early Bible books, are most likely significantly older than the mainstream secular community dates them, as their are many queues in scripture that indicate that certain historical events hadn’t yet occurred. Monotheistic Judaism definitely existed prior to 1,000 BC, but like he said, if you don’t want to take the word for what it says, then there isn’t a lot to go off of.
yeah a lot of people dont know but jews were all arround arabia iraqk syria saudi arabia uea qatar everywhere
Karaite Judaism can be shown with other colour
It's almost hisotry of Jewish people.
Jewish history +khazars and some ethiopians being converted
Gotta love this content!
Thank you
As a jew, what do you think about the kalergi plan?.
I like it a lot! Everyone will be equal and there will be no races and no racism!
@yitzhak rafaeli shekkelsteingoldmanberg I'd say so!
@@bradleyagdern1477 bruh why israel doing war crimes in Gaza
Another great video! Hope you carry it on!
Thank you
Shouldn't there be more Jews in the Pale of Settlement by 1800s AD? Looks a sparse.
You should fo a video on the history of the semitic religions
>gets kicked out of every country they've ever been in since the beginning of time
>blames it on the others
the audacity
Why are you people so obsessed with Jews?
@Omar Mahmoud Salama Levant is not "arab land". Arabs belong in saudi arabia and gulf countries not the levant. Most of palestinian and syrian muslims are converted and arabized syriac people not arabs.. Pan-arabism is a modern supremacist movement.
@Omar Mahmoud Salama Then by that logic Israel is now jewish land by right of conquest. Moreover it was their historic homeland unlike muhammadans. Deal with it and don't bitch about it. 🤗
@Omar Mahmoud Salama So you are one of those abdools who believes that jews magically appeared out of nowhere from the sky.. Sorry buddy but archeologists and historians have long debuked your madrassa history. Agian it was *NOT* arab land but *arabized* land and jews gladly took it back and gave muhammadan infvfaders a taste of their own medicine ☝️☺️
@@alangervasis Took it back? They stole it from Arabs and other communities that lived side by side.
Writing systems of oceania?
What was the small Jewish population called in northern Arabia that remained till 18th century. I think according to map, it is around tabuk maybe?
4:08 bro that's very sad and dark 💀📉
What about Bukharan jews ?
Only around 4000 Beta Israel left in Gondor, Ethiopia.
its gonder...gondor is a place in middle earth
Adiabenne (Judeo-Kurd kingdom) 164 BC
Did Jews exist in current Ukraine after the Khazar kingdom fell in 11th century? I think that they came to Ukraine, Russia and Belarus from Poland
Yes, and later a second wave of immigrants came from the west
You don't have here Indian Jews.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochin_Jews
about the fast vanish of judaism in iberia in 3:30 , it's due to the inquisition that Spain took against every non-catholic christian and it was so tough and severe against muslims especially
4:09 Gamer moment
reducing the server lag
The good ending
Hitler gaming
Skill issue
I know it’s not your intention, but that’s pretty disrespectful
I think a part of Poland or Baltics was proposed as an alternative location postWW2 . Im not 100% sure though
0:18 прежде всего бросается в глаза контраст между густой сетью рек Евразии и почти пустой Сахарой в Африке (один Нил погоды не делает).
Sachar... oh gosh...
Сахара много, а воды нету, одна нефть!
⛽🚭
Never surrender
0:33 why did Judaism spread so fast in iraq?
Assyrian and later Babylonian captivity
Because at that time the Babylonian empire invaded Israel, and took a lot of Jews to live in Babylon, however the Jews kept to their traditions and spread their religion in the Babylonian empire, some Jews were even in the king’s court, such as the very famous Daniel which was once thought to be myth until Babylonian and Persian records confirmed his existance. Then the Persian empire came and to.erased judaisim, and even promoted it in the early stages.
Source: book of Daniel and Babylonian + Persian sources
@@fierylightning3422 thats very cool
Beautiful music
cette vidéo est très bien mais je pensé qu'une pars importante de la communauté juive d'URSS avait rejoins Israël entre 1980 et 2000 ?
Merci. The main migration from USSR to Israel took place after 1945
Εξαιρετική δουλειά μπορείς να μου εξηγήσεις γιατί δεν συμπεριέλαβες τους Σαμαρείτες?
Ευχαριστώ πολύ. Θα μπορούσα να τους συμπεριλάβω ως ένα πρώτο σχίσμα του Ιουδαϊσμού.
@@CostasMelas But they weren't Jewish. It's like adding Christianity into this video about Judaism just because Christianity was a schism from Judaism.
Islamic people, especially the English speakers, are confused judaism and jews. Jews are a nation descended of Prophet Isaac, and Judaism is a religion. So, a jew can be muslim aswell.
@Heberth R. It is a religion and a people but not ethnicity. Ex: An Ashkenazi is different from a sephardi that is different from an ethiopian jew.
@Heberth R. you mean hebrew?
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 Are you Turk? Cuz I am.
@@Pateravium only allah knows
The Jewish ethnicity used to exist but it no longer exists. After the romans destroyed Jerusalem in 70 AD the Jews spread out and mingled with the local people, thus erasing their Jewish ethnicity but still holding on to their culture and religion. Also Isaac wasn’t a prophet, he was a patriarch. And according to the bible he was the rightful heir to Abraham. However arabs believe that Ishmael was the rightful hair as Ishmael was the father of the Arab race.
Both came from Abraham, but Isaac came from his wife while Ishmael came from a maid servant, which is why most scholars agree Isaac is the true heir.
Was judaism more of a converting religion in it’s early days? I heard a ton of Berbers in North Africa followed Judaism before converting to Islam.
yes it was. several kings in the tanakh converted thousands of years ago. such as cyrus the great and menelik the first. there were even forced conversions in some cases. but now a days it is very very rare and discoraged to convert
@@quinnfischer9624 cyrus???? 💀cyrus was NOT a jew.
What about Indian Jews ?
Judaism: exist.
70: Vespasian join chat.
1492: Torquemada join chat.
1933: Hitler join chat.
Spread of tengrism
How the hell did Judaism spread like that?!
Simple, the destruction of the second temple in 70 and the expeling of them by the romans, because of political reasons ( the jews rebelled against the romans), made them to go tho the rest of the roman empire, that is why christianism and judaism grew side by side untill 380 when christianism became the official religion of the roman empire. Even so judaism was respected untill the end of the 15th century, only there, began a real organized policy of persecution and antisemitism in Europe.
@@rogeriomonteiro760 ohhhhhh
@@rogeriomonteiro760 You forgot about the extermination of jewsh tribes in medina and arabia by prophet muhammad and the massacre of jews by almohad islamic caliphate in spain during the 1066 grenada massacre, farhud pogroms, cairo bombings and persecution of jews under shia safavids etc etc..
@@alangervasis then why there are jews all over Cordoba, North Africa and Egypt?
Looks like someone is islamophobic
allah
You forgot to show the lemba tribe who migrated down to Southern Africa, and there’s dna proof that there jewish
4:08 Europe
._________.
Why were British Jews disappearing in the mid-20th century?
I wanted to note a little decrease due to Aliyah, but maybe by a mistake in one frame seems larger
Love the music!
How did jewish religon came in usa
I Guess They're Come with Settlers
Κωσταρα.. κάνεις καλή δουλειά βρε μπόι.. συνέχισε έτσι...
Σ' ευχαριστώ :)
Great job. #Rosalina
Thank you
I think a lot of what is shown here is a tiny minority though, outside of at least Poland and maybe the US, so even some of those less thick lines are stretching it a bit
with that in mind though, and you deciding to make blue lines for even tiny minorities, why didn't you put in some blue lines for the Jewish community in Southern India? that was enough of a minority there, of at least a few thousand. That community was there since at least later ancient times too, and only started declining after Israel was founded in 1947-1948
4:08 but if close your eyes 🎶
Oh my god 😂😭
Oy vey
I don't think that the eastern Europe part is very accurate. The jews came to Ukraine from the west , not south east.
Before the migration you mentioned there were some population movements from the Khazar Empire
The part of the video from ~750 through ~900 fairly accurately depicts the range of the Khazars, a Turkic speaking semi-nomadic people. A few Khazar noble families converted to Judaism.
The part around the Dnieper in that's shown around 1000 is the Principality of Kiev which had a small population of Jews. This was a community that spread from communities in Crimea who had been there since the 200s. This video really overestimates the spread in the north at that time.
Most of those older are now identified as Krymchak Jews and Crimean Karaites. The modern majority population of Jews in Eastern Europe (mostly Ashkenazi) are from west and southern Europe.
I wonder if Syria converted to Judaism