Music and vocals by Farya Faraji. Please note that this is not reconstructed historical music, only modern music about those ancient cultures. Timur, also known as Tamerlane or Timur the Lame, was a Turco-Mongol conqueror of the 14th century who built the Timurid Empire; a culturally Persianate Turco-Mongol state that ruled more or less over the region of Greater Iran. Timur saw himself as the heir to Genghis Khan, and sought to emulate him in that regard; in many ways reproducing his deeds as a great conqueror, as well as the brutality of his methods, killing millions of people in incredibly destructive conquests. Perhaps the most salient feature of his empire was its dual Turco-Mongol and Persian identity; like the Seljuks centuries before, they were a steppes people with Turkic roots who assimilated into the Persianate world of the area, using the Persian language as the official means of communication for their arts, literature and governance whilst retaining their Turkic (and in the case of the Timurids, also Mongolic) roots when it came to their dynastic identity. His rule saw the rise of the Timurid Renaissance, a revival of arts, literature and sciences in the Islamic world, and saw some great achievements in those fields, as well as in architecture, as evidenced by some of the mosques still seen today in Uzbekistan. Given the rich cultural background of the subject, I decided to create a synthesis of modern Iranian, Central Asian and Mongolian music. The instruments are the Central Asian dombra, the Mongolian morin khuur, the Iranian tanbour, the ney, santour, kemencheh and tombak drums. The melody uses the Iranian Shur mode, as well as the Kurdi maqam, called Phrygian in Western music theory, often heard in Central Asia. A major model for this music was that of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which show some of the highest degree of Turkic and Iranian musical synthesis. The sung languages are Chagatay and Persian; Chagatay being the Turkic language spoken in the area. The Chagatay lyrics are taken from the Karsakpay inscription, an inscription carved in stone on April 28, 1391 by Timur, and the Persian lyrics are from the Zafarnameh, a Persian epic written by Hatefi in the 15th century, which recounts the life and deeds of Timur in a style imitating the Shahnameh, the Iranian epic of kings written by Ferdowsi which would serve as a model of high literature and kingship for most Persianate states such as the Seljuks and the Timurids. Chagatay Turkic lyrics: Yettı yuz yıl toqsan üçintä qoy yaznıŋ ara ay Turannıŋ sultānı Timurbäg üç yuz miŋ çärig bilä Bu yergä yetip bälgü bolzun tep bu obanı qopardı Täŋri nısbat bergäy inşallah! Täŋri ul kişikä rahmat qılğay bizni duā bıla yād qılğay! Summer seven hundred and ninety-three, in the middle spring month of the year of the sheep, Sultan of Turan Timur-Bey went up with three hundred thousand troops, Reaching the area, he built this mound to have been a memorial. God willing, the Lord would execute justice! The Lord will have mercy to the people of the country! Yes, they will remember us with prayer! Persian lyrics: Vagar ātashe ghahr-ash afrookhti, Be yek shoğle zān keshfari sookhti, Be kooh ar (agar) ze kin sāye andākhti, Cho yakh pishe khorshid bog dākhti! Dam az kine oo, kas be ālam nazad, Vagar zad, de gar dar jahān dam nazad, If you did light the fire of his wrath, With that one ember, you burned an entire country, If you dared cast your shadow upon that high mountain, Like the sun, he would melt down your mountain of ice, If any dared tempt his anger by speaking ill of him, Then that one would cease to exist in this world.
Nice combinations, wish Timur's mother tongue Chagatai still existed, it was a lingua franca of the late medieval and early modern period from Timurid India up to the Ottoman Balkans
I am Hazara from Afghanistan and love your work. We are believed to be Turco-Mongol people who gradually mixed with local iranic populations, so that's why so many different hazara tribes can trace their lineage to different people and founding ancestors. What has always been mind blowing for me is how our dialect of Farsi Hazaragi has alot of turkic and mongol loan words and just how it kind of fused with the local farsi dialect and became our language. I know Chagatai turkic is related to uzbek and uyghur languages, but it's just fascinating to know how many generations ago my people did not even speak farsi, but rather either monoglian or a turkic language depending on the tribe you're from. I am talking alot but just fascinating to witness the synthesis of culture and music. I never knew I could relate to this kind of music. Thanks you so much for the wonderful music you share. I will always be a huge fan of your work.
Turco-Mongolic and Iranian musical styles and instruments play so well together. I really love and respect the way you blend cultural influences together in writing your music. ♡
Turcomongol music came in contact with Central Asian/Iranic music at least since 100 AD, if not 8000 BC (Skythian invasion of Siberia). The biggest fusion with Persian music probably happened with the Seljuk empire after 1000s AD, where Turks migrated with Persians together into Anatolia, which probably formed modern Turkish music in synergy with Byzantine music.
@@brainblox5629 The Seljuk Turks did not come to Anatolia with the Persians. Anatolia was open only to the migration of Turkic tribes. So we didn't bring the Persians with us.
Buyuk wa kudratli,birorta jangda engilmagan, qahrli, mard sarkarda AmirTemur bobomiz.Ruhlari shod bulsin.Sohibqiron Amir Temur kezi kelganda marhamatli, buyuk inson.Sizlarga tashakkur. Chiroyli kushik uchun.
@@faryafaraji And it sounds somehow even more gorgeous than Persian usually does, which I didn’t think was possible until I first heard it. فارسی شیرین است
I've been listening to this 100 times and I can't get enough of it. I speak both Persian and Turkish thus the song sounds legendary to me. Just imagine what a talent and knowledge it takes to combine two different musical cultures. Great job Farya! 🤍💚❤️
@@turkicnomad the official language of Timur's empire was persian and also the first language his son learned was Persian also half of this song is also Persian Learn your history
@@PingPong-bn7bm it was not totally persian. It was a mix of Turkic and persian. The seljuks also used persian that didnt make them persian right they were Turkic also
@@PingPong-bn7bm learn your history he says. Persians were ruled for 1000 years by Turkic people lol. You guys even try to claim seljuks as yours how honourles can you guys even get
One turkic almost destroyed whole asia but restore his land built buildings and started reinissance named after him. His career also started with as soldier but ended with most powerful of his time, idk but as a person who come from his bloodlines whenever i heard that song i feel like i wandered somewhere in Samarkand. Thank you for that Masterpiece and love your work Farya.
@@jungemanner4915 hahaha zatan cingiz han kendin Köktürk ler ve Altın Hun ler yeni Hun ler Devemin Ola-rak Görüyor Elidin Sonuda sen de ben Altayintin izin
Timur spent his life leading a nearly constant military campaign. The nomadic tactics of mobility and surprise were his major weapons of attack. He was brutal to his enemies, massacring cities, and he never missed an opportunity to exploit the weakness of the adversary or to use intrigue, treachery, and alliance to serve his purposes.
@@AngrychanYes he was a Mastermind But for us as Muslims we don't glorify The Evil leaders.in contrary we have to learn from their mistakes to make a greater nation.
@@bahloulmounder8724 timur is not an evil man, He is the reason why Central asia is any good for being civilised today and not tribal, along with the fact that He made a lot of lands surrounding Transoxiana, and Transoxiana itself, Muslim. Timur was not of "noble birth" and so had to do what is done to be able to keep his status quo
As a Turk I feel really happy when see you publish a new Turkic song. With your compositions I can feel my ancestors deeply. Thank you so much Dear Farya!
@@adityasharma70707 Does not matter. After all, Timur was a Turk and the Timurid empire was a Turkic empire. The influence of Persian culture does not make them Persian.
This is Uzbek turkic language written and spoken until 20th century Dissolution of Bukhara and Kokand khaganates. After Russian invasions our alphabet and words changed so much
@@Enteldantel1i He was half Mongol as his lineage is from the borjigin and half turkic not like turkey but central asia so Chagatay Turk would suit him better
@@elgun1036Вы могли бы подумать, что это будут османы, но он не хотел воевать с братьями-мусульманами, я точно не знаю, почему он это сделал, но это не меняет того факта, что он мусульманин.
I am from Hazara nation from diy kundi tribe. I really loved and enjoyed the music. This is my message to all my Turkic and mongols brother and sister, although we Hazaras speak Farsi but in my heart I’m a Turko-mongol. Turkishness is like blood in my vains and the spirit of Mongolian warrior resides within my soul.
Wow, what a synthesis! This is fantastic, it's so cool to hear the languages contrasting, flowing along the same melodies. These songs never fail to impress, but this one is one of the best. I flat out don't comprehend how the pace of songs can be so quick and content so diverse. Please keep it up!
I am a Yoruk from Taurus Mountains,all of my grandparents and grandmothers used to speak Chagatai Turkic. I can still speak a little bit,it contains many Mongolian words though.(such as dulda=steel,alan=red,gergi=tents felt etc.)
Right now I'm worldbuilding the Otrar Khanate, an empire in my science-fantasy series that combines Mongol, Central Asian, Anatolian Turkish, and Iranian influences so this came at the perfect time!
I’m Dominican and Puerto Rican Muslim im soo impressed with the Turkish Turks Seljuks Mongols etc in case I left any great warriors of Allah out.. i am in love with the culture… one day the empire will rise and honor will be restored. The darkness can not hide from the suns greatness that Allah has bestowed upon it..
As an uzbek. It made me proud. Edit: Uzbek nation ..Many small Turkic tribes 92 tribes (karluk, kipchaks,jalayir, oghuz,barlas,ming,manghud,karachopan ,moghul, and etc. ) and clans who shared similar culture lived in Transoxiana have taken the name Uzbek{ Öz - self , Bek - cheiftain } , after 15 th century . Most of Uzbeks are Karluks 60% .They had come to Mawarannahr( modern day Uzbekistan) during First Turkic Khaganate (Kokturk khaganate)
May God make your place paradise, great ancestor of Uzbeks. Greetings to all Turkic peoples who are the builders and owners of great countries. Great music, thank you for your creativity. No matter what anyone says about the great Amir Temur today, he is the ancestor of today's Uzbeks. The country where he was born is now Uzbekistan, the Barlos tribe, where he was born, is one of the largest Uzbek tribes in the Uzbeks, and the Chigatoi language he spoke is the basis of the modern Uzbek language. Regardless of what anyone says, he is the rightful ancestor of today's Uzbeks.
brother the tribe of barlas was not Uzbek in any sense. Even Uzbeks were enemies of Timurids. There was a power struggle between Safavids Timurids and Uzbeks. Most of the Timurids came here in India and been living here for ages in North India are called mughals by local population.
@@danielluther5464 Timurids were conquered by Uzbeks. Timurid population was renamed as Uzbeks. Timurids were called Chagatai Turks in ethnicity. Most of the Timurids haven’t moved away from Central Asia. Barlas exists within Uzbeks and Hazara. Uzbek and Hazara are surely the descendants of Timurids.
@@danielluther5464 Yes bro you are thinking true. But when Uzbek khanate conquered Temurids, turkic people from the north(citizens of Uzbek khanate) called themselves with their king O'zbek(Uzbek) than local turkic people in in the lands of Temurids started to call themselves Uzbek instead of mongol king's name Chagatai because their language and blood were the same. Turkic people from the north called pure uzbek but local people were called just uzbek because them were mixed iranian people (a bit mongol also). Even until 1980s we used pure Uzbek to non mixed turkic people But now you cannot find pure Uzbek in Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
@@zagrowth8260 In India they called themselves Gurgan or the 'son in law', but the britishers called them mughals which is derogatory term for them but eventually they accepted it and now they are called mughals and they use mirza/baig as surnames.
@@Armanjamshidi-q1r what are they then Europeans, they arrived from Steppes of Central Asia around they area of Turkmenistan settling into modern day Anatolia(Turkey), why dont you learn to read a book sometimes ?
@@sevketkursaddogan1720 you showed your low intelligence Allah is not an "arabian god". He is simply the God, people call him by different names because of the different languages they speak. Jews call him Yaweh, Unitarian christians call him God, Muslims call him Allah. He is The Creator who has created everything that is All
@@theintellectualweeb7169 Yes, I am. As a matter of fact, Babur had concubines, and my ancestor, whose name is Yt-emgen was his son from a concubine...
@@ozgursivrikaya3570 "Harold Lamb’in Türkçe’ye “Emîr Timur” başlığıyla aktarılan kitabının ön kapağına “Biz ki Melik-i Turan, Emîr-i Türkistan’ız. Biz ki Türk oğlu Türk’üz. Biz ki milletlerin en kadimi ve en ulusu Türk’ün Başbuğuyuz” cümlesi konmuştur. Arka kapakta da Timur’un Tüzükat-ı Timuri adıyla kanunlar çıkarttığı bildirilmektedir. Böylece bu sözlerin Harold Lamb isimli yazar tarafından yazılmış olduğu gibi bir izlenim oluşturulmaya çalışılmıştır. Kitabın önsözünde ise Harold Lamb, Timur’un sadece “Biz ki, Mülük-i Turan, Emîr-i Türkistan’ız” dediğini yazmaktadır. Gerçekten de Timur’un, Melik-i Turan ve Emîr-i Türkistan ifadeleri dışında kalan sözleri söylediğine dair, Timur dönemi tarihlerinin hiçbirisinde en küçük bir bilgi bile yoktur".
Your music continually brings to life such a rich history that is otherwise always ignored, at least in the West. This one has a very interesting combination of instruments and languages!
The last time I got to a Video so fast, was two days ago when a comedian dropped a short video... yes I spend too much time on TH-cam. However, I will admit, I was just thinking about listening to your music again, so good serendipity.
I was 10 or 11, reading my 2nd book ever. The first one was Steven Runciman’s Fall of Constantinople. The second one was Jean Paul Roux’s Tamerlan. I was amazed by his tale. Thank you Farya, if I read it again I’ll put your music in the background!
Great song sir Farya!! This reminds me of the story of the Embassy of Tamorlán. A diplomatic mission sent in 1403 by King Henry III of the kingdom of Castile to Samarkand with the aim of seeking allies against the Ottomans. It could be an idea for future songs. Although it will probably be a long time for that.😅
Once again, great work! I am planning to visit Iran and Mongolia at some point and experience folk songs and local music. As an archaeology student, these are the things that is interesting. The daily life- activites made by ordinary people. Dont get me wrong, its interesting reading about the several dynasties and empires and such. But music is something that has rly connected people more with the past (as with physical objects too ofc). Looking forward to learn more about different music instruments and songs from you Farya. Hopefully someday I can find a viking instrument in one of our archaeological sites in Norway;)
I'm working on a book of military leaders who never lost a battle they led. Tamerlane is one of them, from what I know thus far. Unfortunately, I have yet to get to him (still on the first). But when I get to Tamerlane, I will revisit this magnificent tribute to a great and terrible badass of History.
i adored at the beginning, it was so strong entering and continuation and also persian lyrics was just amazing. When he said "...te:p bu obanı qopardı" i just felt this vibe deeply.
Farya Faraji i been listening to your songs for a long time and i really enjoy them especially the iranian ones however, at the same time I also enjoy some of your Greek, Roman and Turkic music that you produce I was wondering if you will be doing a song or a tribute about Nadir Shah you’ll be greatly appreciated as an Iranian. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work.
@@mirvan5478 bak yunanlı evladım her timur videosunun altına türk deiğil yazıp durma bida yüzdürmiyelim sizi tarihsiz türk tokatını yiyen gelip bizim tarihe dalıyor ulan iranlılardan farkınız yok
''If any dared tempt his anger by speaking ill of him, Then that one would cease to exist in this world.'' Damn can really any person speak ill of him when he was the strongest of his time.
Farya bro please make epic music about the great Generals (Spahbed) of the Sasanian Empire like:- • *Sukhra Karen* (House of Karen) • *Vahram Chobin* (House of Mihran) • *Zuraq Hazaraft* [known as Azarethes in greek] • *Shahin Vahmanzadegan* (House of Spandiyadh) • *Rostam Farrokhzad* (House of Ispahbudhan) • *Shahrvaraz Mihran* (House of Mihran) • *Vahman Jadoe* • *Mardanshah* • *Farrokh Hormizd* _{father of Rostam Farrokhzad}_ (House of Ispahbudhan) • *Piruzan* or *Firuzan* • *Zik* (House of Zik) • *Adurfrazgird*
@@ShahanshahShahin who tf did say that to you. Only a Tajik people use that language. All of central Asian countries have national languages and it doesn't look like a farsi.
Translation from Uzbek: Yetti yuz yil toqsan uchida qoy yaznıng ara ay Turanning sultani Temurbeg uch yuz ming charig bilan Bu yerga yetip balgu bolzun tep bu obani qoʻpardi Tangri nisbat bergay inshalla Tangri ul kishiga rahmat qılğay bizni dua bilan yad qilğay English: Summer seven hundred and ninety-three, in the middle spring month of the year of the sheep Sultan of Turan Timur-Bey went up with three hundred thousand troops reaching the area, he built this mound to have been a memorial. God willing, the Lord would execute justice! The Lord will have mercy to the people of the country! Yes, they will remember us with prayer!
Translation to Turkish: Yedi yüz doksan üç yılında , koyun yazının ara ayında Turanın sultanı Temürbey üç yüz bin çeri ilen Bu yere yetip belge(anıt) olsun deyip bu obayı kurdu Tanrı nispet vere inşallah Tanrı o kişiye rahmet kıla(ede) , bizi dua ilen yad kıla(ede)
Fars ne alaka,Türk tarihini iyi araştırın,iran coğrafyası uzerinde egemenlik kurmuş Türk devletlerini ve hanedanlarini farslilastirmaya çalışmak gibi aptalca tarih carpitmalarina alet olmayın.
@@turkmanshah1861 he was Timur descendant, even though uleghbegsaurus is made portrayrd as a "oppressive force" in comparison to the smaller timurlengia.
@@suhrabboy фатальная ошибка придурак учи провилно когда мы создали Туркистан вы нагли предали русский империю нас за спиной ты тажик это не твая собаче дела ! Тагже казахи болщенсво Узбеки Уйгури Киргызи Туркмени и казахи были состава Туркистан наследники является Узбекистан открой глаза ниже сорт бля
wow... the chagatay lyrics is still today really not far from todays turkic- launguages... on reading it, i understand maybe 80% (maybe more) without problems...
Music and vocals by Farya Faraji. Please note that this is not reconstructed historical music, only modern music about those ancient cultures. Timur, also known as Tamerlane or Timur the Lame, was a Turco-Mongol conqueror of the 14th century who built the Timurid Empire; a culturally Persianate Turco-Mongol state that ruled more or less over the region of Greater Iran. Timur saw himself as the heir to Genghis Khan, and sought to emulate him in that regard; in many ways reproducing his deeds as a great conqueror, as well as the brutality of his methods, killing millions of people in incredibly destructive conquests. Perhaps the most salient feature of his empire was its dual Turco-Mongol and Persian identity; like the Seljuks centuries before, they were a steppes people with Turkic roots who assimilated into the Persianate world of the area, using the Persian language as the official means of communication for their arts, literature and governance whilst retaining their Turkic (and in the case of the Timurids, also Mongolic) roots when it came to their dynastic identity. His rule saw the rise of the Timurid Renaissance, a revival of arts, literature and sciences in the Islamic world, and saw some great achievements in those fields, as well as in architecture, as evidenced by some of the mosques still seen today in Uzbekistan.
Given the rich cultural background of the subject, I decided to create a synthesis of modern Iranian, Central Asian and Mongolian music. The instruments are the Central Asian dombra, the Mongolian morin khuur, the Iranian tanbour, the ney, santour, kemencheh and tombak drums. The melody uses the Iranian Shur mode, as well as the Kurdi maqam, called Phrygian in Western music theory, often heard in Central Asia. A major model for this music was that of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which show some of the highest degree of Turkic and Iranian musical synthesis. The sung languages are Chagatay and Persian; Chagatay being the Turkic language spoken in the area. The Chagatay lyrics are taken from the Karsakpay inscription, an inscription carved in stone on April 28, 1391 by Timur, and the Persian lyrics are from the Zafarnameh, a Persian epic written by Hatefi in the 15th century, which recounts the life and deeds of Timur in a style imitating the Shahnameh, the Iranian epic of kings written by Ferdowsi which would serve as a model of high literature and kingship for most Persianate states such as the Seljuks and the Timurids.
Chagatay Turkic lyrics:
Yettı yuz yıl toqsan üçintä qoy yaznıŋ ara ay
Turannıŋ sultānı Timurbäg üç yuz miŋ çärig bilä
Bu yergä yetip bälgü bolzun tep bu obanı qopardı
Täŋri nısbat bergäy inşallah!
Täŋri ul kişikä rahmat qılğay bizni duā bıla yād qılğay!
Summer seven hundred and ninety-three, in the middle spring month of the year of the sheep,
Sultan of Turan Timur-Bey went up with three hundred thousand troops,
Reaching the area, he built this mound to have been a memorial.
God willing, the Lord would execute justice!
The Lord will have mercy to the people of the country! Yes, they will remember us with prayer!
Persian lyrics:
Vagar ātashe ghahr-ash afrookhti,
Be yek shoğle zān keshfari sookhti,
Be kooh ar (agar) ze kin sāye andākhti,
Cho yakh pishe khorshid bog dākhti!
Dam az kine oo, kas be ālam nazad,
Vagar zad, de gar dar jahān dam nazad,
If you did light the fire of his wrath,
With that one ember, you burned an entire country,
If you dared cast your shadow upon that high mountain,
Like the sun, he would melt down your mountain of ice,
If any dared tempt his anger by speaking ill of him,
Then that one would cease to exist in this world.
I just learned about this in my history class and you upload this, have you been watching me?
Nice combinations, wish Timur's mother tongue Chagatai still existed, it was a lingua franca of the late medieval and early modern period from Timurid India up to the Ottoman Balkans
Do modern Hazaras in Afghanistan have noticeable Mongol/Persian influences in their music?
@@lilgravy2651I’m your stalker 👀
@@Fakeslimshady Mongol culture from turks
Bayezid ; Why are you laughing ?
Timur ; God has left this huge world to a blind man like you and a crippled man like me!
Man that's quote all time gives me chill, no cap.
never heard of this quote before, where can i find it?
@@ThemStories1 I think a bit modified version of this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayezid_I#Clash_with_Timur
That`s a cool story mate. never happened
@@Khataai doesnt matter
Ideal song for a road trip to Ankara
to tashkent
Or to Susa, Baghdad, Izmir or Halicarnasus
@@CONSTANTINEXI63 Damascus, Delhi, Tbilisi,...
@@nenenindonu Istanbul, Mecca, Jerusalem, Kabul, Akkad, Muscat, Tehran
@@CONSTANTINEXI63 The comment above is saying names of cities Timur sacked but I don't know what ur talking about
Timur,Ulug beg... once I learnt Timur Dynasty. astronomy and turk-islam culture are great. greeting from Japan.
Thanks 👍
Love from descendant of him❤❤❤
Al-Waqwaq that's the Perso-Arabic name of Japan
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Greetings from a Mirza
Selamun Aleykum JAN GARDASLARIMA, Özbegistandan 🇺🇿 ✊️
Aleyküm selam kardeşim ata yurduma selamm
Bu melunu savunmayın
altınordayı yıkıp rusları hem size hem bize bela ettirdi
15 savaşın 11ini kaybetmişiz ruslara
@@UzbekistonBuyuk01 🇺🇿 ♥ 🇮🇶
Aleykum Selam guclu Kardesim,
I am Hazara from Afghanistan and love your work. We are believed to be Turco-Mongol people who gradually mixed with local iranic populations, so that's why so many different hazara tribes can trace their lineage to different people and founding ancestors. What has always been mind blowing for me is how our dialect of Farsi Hazaragi has alot of turkic and mongol loan words and just how it kind of fused with the local farsi dialect and became our language. I know Chagatai turkic is related to uzbek and uyghur languages, but it's just fascinating to know how many generations ago my people did not even speak farsi, but rather either monoglian or a turkic language depending on the tribe you're from. I am talking alot but just fascinating to witness the synthesis of culture and music. I never knew I could relate to this kind of music. Thanks you so much for the wonderful music you share. I will always be a huge fan of your work.
Turan word Persian
İran never lost turk-mongol 😉
Turco-Mongolic and Iranian musical styles and instruments play so well together. I really love and respect the way you blend cultural influences together in writing your music. ♡
Turcomongol music came in contact with Central Asian/Iranic music at least since 100 AD, if not 8000 BC (Skythian invasion of Siberia). The biggest fusion with Persian music probably happened with the Seljuk empire after 1000s AD, where Turks migrated with Persians together into Anatolia, which probably formed modern Turkish music in synergy with Byzantine music.
@@brainblox5629 modern Turkish music is no where near byzantine music
@@CoksadebirTurk2 maybe you should share what you think Byzantine music is like, first
We are just call it a central Asian traditional music.
@@brainblox5629 The Seljuk Turks did not come to Anatolia with the Persians. Anatolia was open only to the migration of Turkic tribes. So we didn't bring the Persians with us.
Buyuk wa kudratli,birorta jangda engilmagan, qahrli, mard sarkarda AmirTemur bobomiz.Ruhlari shod bulsin.Sohibqiron Amir Temur kezi kelganda marhamatli, buyuk inson.Sizlarga tashakkur. Chiroyli kushik uchun.
Afsuski, Amir Temur eng ko'p Musulmorni o'limiga sababchi bo'lganlardan biri.
This is the first time I hear someone throat-singing in Persian.
Haha yeah it was one of the reasons I wanted to do this, I wanted to hear what Persian would sound like with khoomei
@@faryafaraji
So you sing from any language without knowing them??
Can you do some old classic arabic fusha
@@MuammadMoammad I think Persian is his mother tongue along with Mazandarani
Oh I didn’t notice when I first listened but yeah I can hear he is throat singing in Persian in the background
@@faryafaraji And it sounds somehow even more gorgeous than Persian usually does, which I didn’t think was possible until I first heard it. فارسی شیرین است
I've been listening to this 100 times and I can't get enough of it. I speak both Persian and Turkish thus the song sounds legendary to me. Just imagine what a talent and knowledge it takes to combine two different musical cultures. Great job Farya! 🤍💚❤️
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Timur has nothing to do with persians buy okay
@@turkicnomad the official language of Timur's empire was persian and also the first language his son learned was Persian also half of this song is also Persian
Learn your history
@@PingPong-bn7bm it was not totally persian. It was a mix of Turkic and persian. The seljuks also used persian that didnt make them persian right they were Turkic also
@@PingPong-bn7bm learn your history he says. Persians were ruled for 1000 years by Turkic people lol. You guys even try to claim seljuks as yours how honourles can you guys even get
One turkic almost destroyed whole asia but restore his land built buildings and started reinissance named after him. His career also started with as soldier but ended with most powerful of his time, idk but as a person who come from his bloodlines whenever i heard that song i feel like i wandered somewhere in Samarkand. Thank you for that Masterpiece and love your work Farya.
Ben zatan Ur daymin bor
He is from MONGOLIC barlas clan.
@@jungemanner4915 hahaha zatan cingiz han kendin Köktürk ler ve Altın Hun ler yeni Hun ler Devemin Ola-rak Görüyor Elidin Sonuda sen de ben Altayintin izin
@@jungemanner4915 yes? which is a turkic mongol clan so what's ur point why y malding cuz u hear turk? :))
Ağzına ve yüreğine sağlık Farya! Bir gün daha fazla şarkını spotifyda görmek dileğiyle...
Timur spent his life leading a nearly constant military campaign. The nomadic tactics of mobility and surprise were his major weapons of attack. He was brutal to his enemies, massacring cities, and he never missed an opportunity to exploit the weakness of the adversary or to use intrigue, treachery, and alliance to serve his purposes.
He was a mastermind
@@AngrychanYes he was a Mastermind But for us as Muslims we don't glorify The Evil leaders.in contrary we have to learn from their mistakes to make a greater nation.
@@bahloulmounder8724No leader is evil until they hurt the muslims amirite
Yeah, and massacaring muslims, and forcing shia islam on sunnis.
@@bahloulmounder8724 timur is not an evil man, He is the reason why Central asia is any good for being civilised today and not tribal, along with the fact that He made a lot of lands surrounding Transoxiana, and Transoxiana itself, Muslim. Timur was not of "noble birth" and so had to do what is done to be able to keep his status quo
As a Turk I feel really happy when see you publish a new Turkic song. With your compositions I can feel my ancestors deeply. Thank you so much Dear Farya!
It's half Persian too.
@@adityasharma70707 Does not matter. After all, Timur was a Turk and the Timurid empire was a Turkic empire. The influence of Persian culture does not make them Persian.
This is Uzbek turkic language written and spoken until 20th century Dissolution of Bukhara and Kokand khaganates. After Russian invasions our alphabet and words changed so much
@@Enteldantel1i He was half Mongol as his lineage is from the borjigin and half turkic not like turkey but central asia so Chagatay Turk would suit him better
@@adityasharma70707 he is not half persian.. he is Turk/Mongol
Timur ⚔️ Golden Horde
(Result: Timurid Victory)
Timur ⚔️ Delhi Sultanate
(Result: Timurid Victory)
Timur ⚔️ Mamluke Sultanate
(Result: Timurid Victory)
Timur ⚔️ Ottoman Empire
(Result: Timurid Victory)
For Islam, that prove that he was really right in the religion
@@elgun1036Хахахахаха ты о чем он сам мусульманин и вся империя была исламской
Why I can't translate this
@@elgun1036Вы могли бы подумать, что это будут османы, но он не хотел воевать с братьями-мусульманами, я точно не знаю, почему он это сделал, но это не меняет того факта, что он мусульманин.
@@elgun1036И да конечно на войне всякое бывает видишь украина и россия они обе христиане и сами воюют так что всего и не дождешься
I am from Hazara nation from diy kundi tribe.
I really loved and enjoyed the music.
This is my message to all my Turkic and mongols brother and sister, although we Hazaras speak Farsi but in my heart I’m a Turko-mongol.
Turkishness is like blood in my vains and the spirit of Mongolian warrior resides within my soul.
lol same picture
Я персо тюрк и живу в Узбекистане, 7 поколения ханов, клянусь Аллахом скоро мы объединим земли Турана
Wow, what a synthesis! This is fantastic, it's so cool to hear the languages contrasting, flowing along the same melodies.
These songs never fail to impress, but this one is one of the best. I flat out don't comprehend how the pace of songs can be so quick and content so diverse. Please keep it up!
Thanks for the kind words!
I am a Yoruk from Taurus Mountains,all of my grandparents and grandmothers used to speak Chagatai Turkic. I can still speak a little bit,it contains many Mongolian words though.(such as dulda=steel,alan=red,gergi=tents felt etc.)
You are great bro. My ancestors where also yörüks from Taurus, içil
Write everything you know, preserve your language
ziyaa
Ottoman turkish >>> modern turkish ,chighatay turkic >>> uzbek language
I am also Yörük from Afyon, but we have more central asian turkic words than mongolian
Right now I'm worldbuilding the Otrar Khanate, an empire in my science-fantasy series that combines Mongol, Central Asian, Anatolian Turkish, and Iranian influences so this came at the perfect time!
What’s the name of your series. Seems interesting.
Where are you building that if i might ask you
You better not describe even a word of your script in public, let alone the exact names you've thought of . Trust me , I have experiences
Can you tell the name of the series tho I would be happy to support
Where are you at with this ? I absolutely want to learn more about your work :D
just woke up and seen this. thank you farya for making my morning exciting
I’m Dominican and Puerto Rican Muslim im soo impressed with the Turkish Turks Seljuks Mongols etc in case I left any great warriors of Allah out.. i am in love with the culture… one day the empire will rise and honor will be restored. The darkness can not hide from the suns greatness that Allah has bestowed upon it..
Wow, from Puerto Rico, Mashallah. How come you're Muslim tho, if you don't mind me asking?
@@suleymanaghamoglanli4439 same reason why Everyone else is Muslims someone came with the truth and I accepted it
I know god is not
A man
@@johnnyrosado3645 I'm glad to hear it, bro. Keep it up Inshallah! Love from Azerbaijan
@@suleymanaghamoglanli4439 😍✌️😎
Timur=Tamer-Temir-Demir=Iron
The Great Emir!
As an uzbek. It made me proud.
Edit:
Uzbek nation ..Many small Turkic tribes 92 tribes (karluk, kipchaks,jalayir, oghuz,barlas,ming,manghud,karachopan ,moghul, and etc. ) and clans who shared similar culture lived in Transoxiana have taken the name Uzbek{ Öz - self , Bek - cheiftain } , after 15 th century . Most of Uzbeks are Karluks 60% .They had come to Mawarannahr( modern day Uzbekistan) during First Turkic Khaganate (Kokturk khaganate)
Türkiye-Özbekistan
Yo me too
Amir Timur was a cruel man. He killed about 5% of the world's population at that time. There is nothing to be proud of this evil man.
No uzbak, temur Mangalian Barlas!
@@fitfight896 certainly, but he was born near the territory of modern Shahrisabz.
Probably one of your best compositions to date! Excellent synthesis. Multiculturalism done right. 👌
May God make your place paradise, great ancestor of Uzbeks. Greetings to all Turkic peoples who are the builders and owners of great countries. Great music, thank you for your creativity. No matter what anyone says about the great Amir Temur today, he is the ancestor of today's Uzbeks. The country where he was born is now Uzbekistan, the Barlos tribe, where he was born, is one of the largest Uzbek tribes in the Uzbeks, and the Chigatoi language he spoke is the basis of the modern Uzbek language. Regardless of what anyone says, he is the rightful ancestor of today's Uzbeks.
brother the tribe of barlas was not Uzbek in any sense. Even Uzbeks were enemies of Timurids. There was a power struggle between Safavids Timurids and Uzbeks. Most of the Timurids came here in India and been living here for ages in North India are called mughals by local population.
@@danielluther5464 Timurids were conquered by Uzbeks. Timurid population was renamed as Uzbeks. Timurids were called Chagatai Turks in ethnicity. Most of the Timurids haven’t moved away from Central Asia. Barlas exists within Uzbeks and Hazara. Uzbek and Hazara are surely the descendants of Timurids.
@@danielluther5464 They were never called mughals. They were Chagatai. Timur’s main goal of conquering was to expand the Chagatai Ulus.
@@danielluther5464 Yes bro you are thinking true.
But when Uzbek khanate conquered Temurids, turkic people from the north(citizens of Uzbek khanate) called themselves with their king O'zbek(Uzbek) than local turkic people in in the lands of Temurids started to call themselves Uzbek instead of mongol king's name Chagatai because their language and blood were the same. Turkic people from the north called pure uzbek but local people were called just uzbek because them were mixed iranian people (a bit mongol also). Even until 1980s we used pure Uzbek to non mixed turkic people
But now you cannot find pure Uzbek in Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
@@zagrowth8260 In India they called themselves Gurgan or the 'son in law', but the britishers called them mughals which is derogatory term for them but eventually they accepted it and now they are called mughals and they use mirza/baig as surnames.
İki gün önce paylaşılmış güzel zamanda yakaladım. Dedem Timurun ruhu şad olsun
Çok güzel ❤️
Emeğine sağlık Farya!
Great stuff as always brother. You deserve a lot more attention and credit for the work you are doing. Please don't stop making these masterpieces.
Chagatai Turkic ♥️
chatagai mongol 😂
turk and turan word in Persian😂😂😂😂
Central Asians 🇺🇿🇹🇷🇰🇬🇰🇿 have great history, great Nations of Islam, Asalamu Alaikum from Somalia 🇸🇴
@@Armanjamshidi-q1r what are they then Europeans, they arrived from Steppes of Central Asia around they area of Turkmenistan settling into modern day Anatolia(Turkey), why dont you learn to read a book sometimes ?
@@Armanjamshidi-q1r they arrived from the steppes of Central Asia into Anatolia, you should read a book
@@anonymousdude5550 you are right! Thanks.
Türk originaly not from islam.Our elder belive kök tengri.I respect islam but not every türk belive arabian god.
@@sevketkursaddogan1720 you showed your low intelligence Allah is not an "arabian god". He is simply the God, people call him by different names because of the different languages they speak. Jews call him Yaweh, Unitarian christians call him God, Muslims call him Allah.
He is The Creator who has created everything that is All
You always surprise us Farya! Such a great performance 💚🤍❤️
The great great great son of his, from one of his descendents(Babur's) appreciated it! Hats off to you!
wait you're a descendent of Babur?
@@theintellectualweeb7169 Yes, I am.
As a matter of fact, Babur had concubines, and my ancestor, whose name is Yt-emgen was his son from a concubine...
Also from one of his descendents(Ulugh beyg from iran) appreciated it! Hats off to you!
@@0808phoenixMay I know in which country do you live?
We are Melik-i Turan, Amr-i Turkistan, we are Turk, son of Turk; We are the chief of the Turk, the most ancient and greatest of nations!
-Amir Timur
Are you a Muslim?
Timur never said this.
@@horsearcher6350 If it were up to you, Timur didn't even say that she was a Turk.(dişil)
@@ozgursivrikaya3570 "Harold Lamb’in Türkçe’ye “Emîr Timur” başlığıyla aktarılan kitabının ön kapağına “Biz ki Melik-i Turan,
Emîr-i Türkistan’ız. Biz ki Türk oğlu Türk’üz. Biz ki milletlerin en kadimi ve en ulusu Türk’ün Başbuğuyuz”
cümlesi konmuştur. Arka kapakta da Timur’un Tüzükat-ı Timuri adıyla kanunlar çıkarttığı bildirilmektedir.
Böylece bu sözlerin Harold Lamb isimli yazar tarafından yazılmış olduğu gibi bir izlenim oluşturulmaya
çalışılmıştır. Kitabın önsözünde ise Harold Lamb, Timur’un sadece “Biz ki, Mülük-i Turan, Emîr-i
Türkistan’ız” dediğini yazmaktadır. Gerçekten de Timur’un, Melik-i Turan ve Emîr-i Türkistan ifadeleri
dışında kalan sözleri söylediğine dair, Timur dönemi tarihlerinin hiçbirisinde en küçük bir bilgi bile yoktur".
@@horsearcher6350Source is Sharafeddin Ali Yezdi's "Zafarnama"
Your music continually brings to life such a rich history that is otherwise always ignored, at least in the West. This one has a very interesting combination of instruments and languages!
I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿. And I proud my ancestors and my country
The music came out today, and I've already listened to it for 2 hours easily
You never disappoint. Well done by one with great talent.
Proud to be a Timurid Barlas ♥️🔥
As a Turk from Uzbekistan I am proud of him.
i am from turkey me to he is a hero
He did nothing of worth, other than be a big patron to the arts and sciences. It was his son who is the real hero
@@yaqubebased1961 Mirzo Ulughbek?
А может кто-нибудь сказать, сколько он процентов населения Земли убил, и сколько процентов населения Евразии?
He has killed many more Turks than anyone else, and not someone who should be treated like a hero.
This channel is insane. I really enjoy your work.
I love how he added some Persian poems to this song❤
As a Romanian, I am proud of Timur. Love Uzbekistan from Romania ❤I wish to visit Uzkbekistan in the near future.
You are welcome brother
I want to Uzbekistan, too. 🥲💞
I from Ukraine
@@dianne_04 Slava Ukraine
@@JorjMusk, Heroyam Slava!
Epic music for Nader shah please ☺️
Great job as always BTW💙💙💙
Bu güzel anma için sayısız kez teşekkür ediyorum sevgili Farya, seni çok seviyorum.
The last time I got to a Video so fast, was two days ago when a comedian dropped a short video... yes I spend too much time on TH-cam.
However, I will admit, I was just thinking about listening to your music again, so good serendipity.
Так, а вот это неожиданно. Фарья, спасибо тебе!
I was 10 or 11, reading my 2nd book ever. The first one was Steven Runciman’s Fall of Constantinople. The second one was Jean Paul Roux’s Tamerlan. I was amazed by his tale. Thank you Farya, if I read it again I’ll put your music in the background!
You seem to have had very unique but refined literary tastes
@@bernardoohigginsvevo2974 a flattering compliment from Don Bernado O’Higgins
Great song sir Farya!! This reminds me of the story of the Embassy of Tamorlán. A diplomatic mission sent in 1403 by King Henry III of the kingdom of Castile to Samarkand with the aim of seeking allies against the Ottomans. It could be an idea for future songs.
Although it will probably be a long time for that.😅
When you realize songs turkic intro actually written by Timur. Great approach for making a music about 14th century legend👏👏👏
My new favorite song farya! Absolute masterpiece here 👏.
Hi Farya, i love your work. Its amazing keep it up dadash!
I'm not a Turk or Turkic, but this made me a proud Turko-Mongol lol
Hello Mr Janissary
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
True
the same, brother. I am mang'it Uzbek and proud to be called Turko-Mongol that means the greatest mix ever
Hoppity-poppity, you are now my janissary!
I think you have a special love for us Turks Farya :D every music you make is really good I hope your channel will grow more
All Iranians love Turks benim arkadash 🤍💚❤️
Sevgi değil en çok izleyenler türkler 😂😂😂😂 bu kadar saf olmayın
@@nickname2616 Hakkını yememek lazım adam nerdeyse her kültür için şarkı yapıyor.
Once again, great work! I am planning to visit Iran and Mongolia at some point and experience folk songs and local music. As an archaeology student, these are the things that is interesting. The daily life- activites made by ordinary people. Dont get me wrong, its interesting reading about the several dynasties and empires and such. But music is something that has rly connected people more with the past (as with physical objects too ofc). Looking forward to learn more about different music instruments and songs from you Farya. Hopefully someday I can find a viking instrument in one of our archaeological sites in Norway;)
Not mongol this is Turkic ignorant
Get ready to see a civilization you never knew existed.
Such a awesome melody! I love it! Thanks Farya...!
I'm working on a book of military leaders who never lost a battle they led. Tamerlane is one of them, from what I know thus far. Unfortunately, I have yet to get to him (still on the first). But when I get to Tamerlane, I will revisit this magnificent tribute to a great and terrible badass of History.
i adored at the beginning, it was so strong entering and continuation and also persian lyrics was just amazing. When he said "...te:p bu obanı qopardı" i just felt this vibe deeply.
This man is my ancestor
This is amazing! Your work is always top tier, my friend.
Farya Faraji i been listening to your songs for a long time and i really enjoy them especially the iranian ones however, at the same time I also enjoy some of your Greek, Roman and Turkic music that you produce I was wondering if you will be doing a song or a tribute about Nadir Shah you’ll be greatly appreciated as an Iranian.
Thank you so much. Keep up the great work.
Жуда гузал кушик,рахмат.
Turkic conqueror Timur😍 Great song Farya!
You’re not turkic.
@@hyamick7584 he is turkic absolutely
Turco mongol*
@@Vitoahsisishsgshu18383 doesn't matter
@@hyamick7584va à l’école mon grands
Orta asya türk-iran motifleri ile süslenmiş güzel bir müzik.
@@mirvan5478 I don't argue with gypsies
@@mirvan5478 bak yunanlı evladım her timur videosunun altına türk deiğil yazıp durma bida yüzdürmiyelim sizi tarihsiz türk tokatını yiyen gelip bizim tarihe dalıyor ulan iranlılardan farkınız yok
@@mirvan5478 sizide iran gibi yüzyıllar himayemizde tuttuk utanmıyorsun abinize laf yetiştirmeye sen git abin gelsin amerika falan anladın canım
moğolda türkte aynıdır hic farketmez ama sen timura türk desen neolur demesen neolur 500 yıl topraklarında yönettiklerimin torunları xd
emir timur izmiri sizden alıp türklere verdi canım benım gel bruaya asjkdgasjdvasbdasd
Благодарственность от имени всех узбеков. Потомки Амира Тимура очень благодарны вам.
I love this so much your channel is the best thing that happened to me
Delhi’s looking good -
Timur
"Delhi became to peaceful... I'm gonna solve this problem."
® Emir Timur
Wonderful as always. God bless you Farya
Love this channel especially considering I’m a huge history buff. Thank you for creating this music 🔥
Can you make a song on *Rustam Farrokhzad Ispahbudhan* 👀👀
Can't stop listening!
Greetings from all Uzbeks to Turkey!
Splendid Synthesis, in the true sense of the word, perhaps your best one yet!
You need to take your act on the road. Come to NYC!
I remember that I've asked if you are going to make a Chagatai song months ago. I couldn't explain how excited I was when I first saw this video!
''If any dared tempt his anger by speaking ill of him,
Then that one would cease to exist in this world.''
Damn can really any person speak ill of him when he was the strongest of his time.
Other than saying he was a gimp or mean/cruel but I'm guessing few were stupid or ballsy enough to do it.
Farya bro please make epic music about the great Generals (Spahbed) of the Sasanian Empire like:-
• *Sukhra Karen* (House of Karen)
• *Vahram Chobin* (House of Mihran)
• *Zuraq Hazaraft* [known as Azarethes in greek]
• *Shahin Vahmanzadegan* (House of Spandiyadh)
• *Rostam Farrokhzad* (House of Ispahbudhan)
• *Shahrvaraz Mihran* (House of Mihran)
• *Vahman Jadoe*
• *Mardanshah*
• *Farrokh Hormizd* _{father of Rostam Farrokhzad}_ (House of Ispahbudhan)
• *Piruzan* or *Firuzan*
• *Zik* (House of Zik)
• *Adurfrazgird*
Great combination of *_Persian & Chagatai Turkic_*
It's not a combination. It's a Central asian traditional music
@@harrystone8491 Yea, I forgot that Persian is also a major language of Central Asia.
@@ShahanshahShahin who tf did say that to you. Only a Tajik people use that language. All of central Asian countries have national languages and it doesn't look like a farsi.
@@ShahanshahShahin and they called Turkic languages
@@harrystone8491 During the Timur's time central asia was heavily Persianized
My man, please do song about Golden Horde🙏. Your songs is piece of art
As a Tajik, this makes me proud to be an Uzbek
И кто в итоге перс или турк?
Math isn't mathing
As a Tajik, you're not Tajik but a trash.
Whoah. That was amazing!
As quoted "Epic Music" it is an Epic Music 😍🇺🇿💪
Translation from Uzbek:
Yetti yuz yil toqsan uchida qoy yaznıng ara ay
Turanning sultani Temurbeg uch yuz ming charig bilan
Bu yerga yetip balgu bolzun tep bu obani qoʻpardi
Tangri nisbat bergay inshalla
Tangri ul kishiga rahmat qılğay bizni dua bilan yad qilğay
English:
Summer seven hundred and ninety-three, in the middle spring month of the year of the sheep
Sultan of Turan Timur-Bey went up with three hundred thousand troops
reaching the area, he built this mound to have been a memorial.
God willing, the Lord would execute justice!
The Lord will have mercy to the people of the country! Yes, they will remember us with prayer!
Translation to Turkish:
Yedi yüz doksan üç yılında , koyun yazının ara ayında
Turanın sultanı Temürbey üç yüz bin çeri ilen
Bu yere yetip belge(anıt) olsun deyip bu obayı kurdu
Tanrı nispet vere inşallah
Tanrı o kişiye rahmet kıla(ede) , bizi dua ilen yad kıla(ede)
Greetings from USA, sir. Your music is incredible. Thank you so much brother
who is here from masterofroflness ?
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Another nice piece of music
One of history’s most slept on gigachads. Him and Ashurbanipal are my top 2 slept on historical badasses.
I may be an American. But this music makes me wish I had Turco-Persian roots
Fars ne alaka,Türk tarihini iyi araştırın,iran coğrafyası uzerinde egemenlik kurmuş Türk devletlerini ve hanedanlarini farslilastirmaya çalışmak gibi aptalca tarih carpitmalarina alet olmayın.
When you have your own version of Chess, an Empire, and even a dinosaur(Timurlengia) named after you
Ulughbegsaurus tho
@@turkmanshah1861 he was Timur descendant, even though uleghbegsaurus is made portrayrd as a "oppressive force" in comparison to the smaller timurlengia.
Atamla gurur duyuyoruz 🤘🏼🐺🇰🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇹🇲
This music video is unique and full of emotion!
I am from the Balkans (Bosnia more specifically) but my name is Timur. Your channel feels relevant 😂. I subbed.
ASSALOMALEKUM FROM UZBEKISTAN BIZ KIM MULKI TURON TÜRKLARNI ENG QADIMI AVLOTLARI ASIL BÕGINIMIZ ÖL TURON TURKISTON
Туркистон в составе Ирон!
@@suhrabboy фатальная ошибка придурак учи провилно когда мы создали Туркистан вы нагли предали русский империю нас за спиной ты тажик это не твая собаче дела ! Тагже казахи болщенсво Узбеки Уйгури Киргызи Туркмени и казахи были состава Туркистан наследники является Узбекистан открой глаза ниже сорт бля
The Emperor of Elephants. Great work Farya!
Legendary Lord and Khan of the Turks, rakhmet from Turkey!
wow... the chagatay lyrics is still today really not far from todays turkic- launguages... on reading it, i understand maybe 80% (maybe more) without problems...
Classic uzbek language (chaghatai turkic) was almost same with oghuz turkic. Even today we use our old words in our poetry which really sounds cool.
Man, Iranian government should award Farya with a medal for showing people around the world how beatiful the Farsi language is!
Ideal song for traveling in Central Asia.
One of the strongest Muslim leaders
@@Crafty747 he was not a Muslim leader he killed muslim more then ghangiz Khan
Listening to this on repeat!