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What movie theatre do you go that charges for documentaries? They're free everywhere. Thousands of them on youtube. Or is this the "Give me a job please" version of white knighting?
yeah, if you kill the messenger, your whole people, the empire would be massacred. if you treat the messenger well, then your country will be blessed by Mongol Empire.
dude read the book "the mongol art of war" this doesnt do him justice that man ate and slept war another great general i read about is Erich von Manstein he was a nazi but he was a beast in strategy
The great Khan telling his grandchildren "All I wanted was to have a pleasant conversation and make some firends, but them bastards keep on killing my envoys..."
Yea genghis knew they would be killed,its what happens when u tell people submit or die,the fact historians say it was hospitality are just lying the mongols were attacking either way
I appreciate this video detailing the military brilliance of Genghis Khan and the Mongol empire. This really opens up your mind from the western POV's of the mongols seeing them as only blood thirsty barbarians. The Romans with its historical greatness and some overglorified commanders never achieved what the Mongols achieved. The Roman empire who existed for 400 years never achieved what the Mongols did in 25 years.
That is a bit of an over exaggeration, the Roman empire became the example for all that followed it in the region and for 1000 years people claimed the title as the most preeminent. It took 2 khans for the empire to split and the most popular khan other than Ghengis would rather have been Chinese…without Ghengis the mongol empire would have been another footnote for a Chinese or Persian empire as a barbarian annoyance.
To be fair, the Mongols didn't achieve what the Romans did either - stable and consistent longevity. You can't view success with only one paradigm and say that anything else is therefore less good.
There is so much more you could add on this lits its actually ridiculous. Majahapits, Mamelukes, Rus, Byzantium, Selquks and every turkic tribe in the Eurasian steppe.
28:35 - Mongols executed one of the tactics of Sun Tzu in his famous book about war strategy 'The Art of War' "Enemy who has nowhere to flee fights hard, so leave a gap to break their team-spirit."
Im only 14 minutes into this video and I love it. Being a visual learner and someone with ADHD, I highly enjoy all the moving parts to show battles, camps, territory etc. Its fun and entertaining while being very informative.
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@@ubisons6161 yeah, it was Philip who did the work, Alexander only crossed rivers from a different side and used hammer & anvil, if not philip this tactic wouldn't even stand a chance
That fact that the early Mongolians were so successful is because they appointed leaders based on talent, rather than birthright. Everyone they faced in battle did NOT do this.......and as a result most armies were full of stuffy lords mostly looking out for their own interests or slaves and peasants who didn't want to be there in the first place. It's always easy to defeat forces that hate each other as much as they hate you, especially when you're united. Add to that political corruption from within the empires you're at war with, and well they do half the work for you. Later on, once the Mongolians start to assimilate with the ways of their enemies, they too fall apart. Fighting each other for control of the empire, stabbing each other in the back. They became what they were fighting, and so they eventually faded away as well. This is why most empires and nations don't last very long. Power always corrupts and the intensity only increases over time. Until your own people don't care enough and welcome invaders in the door.
@@winnie347 And we indians(Hindus perticularly) worship cows more than anything else with only close runner ups being elephants and monkeys. Are we friends or enemies by that logic!?
@Rocky racoon Tadd Genghis Khan initially wanted to unite the mongol tribes against a common enemy to stop infighting then after finding out just how good he was at winning that he interpreted this as the divine will from god telling him to conquer the world. His successors would go on to carry on that legacy which encouraged militarism in the mongols.
Yeah, they were called Hunnu because their ethnicity was that, not Mongol. I don't even get what you mean by saying "I am talking about the mainland". If you are talking about East Asia, the Huns did not originate from there, there is no evidence of it. Their language was Hunnic. Or are you just simply believing that any barbaric horde from Asia has to be Mongol? In Mongolia we talk about the Hunnu as an entirely different kind of people, our ancient predecessors, not as Mongols.
The Khwarezmian Prince (Whose name I can't be assed to spell), really deserves a bit more sympathy. He saw his nation all but obliterated, and he was the last remnant of an Empire he desperately tried to keep alive. In the end, he got assassinated, after leading his troops from India to Anatolia. It's a fascinating story, really.
@@kenantiryaki8806 Yup, Mongols had around 20k force and Jelal Aldin had 40k mountain mercenaries. He was a respectable turk thou. Kudos to him and his persistence.
@@carlbernard7615 Sorry , I Spelled it from my own language. English was not a popular language back then you know. We don't even call em this Kwarezmian thing. We call em Sartuuls,
He really needs a better portrait. Notice the few Mongol failures do not involve Subutai, and anytime the story does involve Subutai, it's about to get interesting.
@@gibberconfirm166 Though he was the model general some notable failures did happen in his long career. After the battle of the Khalka River, though not mentioned here, he was routed by a turkic force on his way back to Mongolia. Later in his 70s on his last campaign, he was put in command of the campaign into the Song Dynasty in which he failed to make any progress. Although to be fair at this point he probably was just too old and tired of war.
Gengis Khan: So, sons. How was your conquest this year? Ögedei: I subjugated the entirety of Turkish Persia, and pummled their entire population Chagatai: I invaded the central Asian steppes and distributed the specialists around the empire Jochi: I want to preserve the beauty of this merchant town Gengis Khan: _Jochi you're such a dissappointment, you are now removed from your post_
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“Your mother wears army boots”. “Your sister is ugly”. “My dad can beat up your dad” “your horses look like donkeys”. “Your hat looks like a spittoon”. “You’re a poop-face”. Okay, that does it. Massacre everyone in the city.
Genghis was a strategic war genius he controlled the battlefield like he was fighting children. He knew what they would do before they knew. This has happened to many men throughout history.
The man simply had GPS intelligence well ahead of everyone else. Had he lived another 15 strong years 20% of world population today would carried his DNA lol.
His main advantage over his enemies was the spy network he created. Its how he managed to survive against his fellow Mongol rivals and eventually foreign rulers.
Chinggis' main strength was his ability to organize and delegate. I would be surprised if he was directly involved in tactical decisions int he field, this was probably left to generals and unit commanders. His genius lie in his ability to 1) unite his men 2) organize the military structure effectively and 3) promote his generals on merit and ability rather than social rank.
@@smellypatel5272 1. There is its called Marco Polo 2. White people nowadays hate themselfes and unfortunately have no pride whatsoever. 3. Why would you rely on western people to depict your history. Im not angry on chinese people not doing a show on ancient greece. Do your own shit
@@smellypatel5272 your projecting yourself I think. Justbefore this I watched BBC live action documentary on Genghis and theres alot of movies made on him
@@smellypatel5272white university students are taught to hate themselves for being white. You won't find many people especially in metropolitan areas who will openly proclaim they are proud to be white or Western. Western Empires are continuously lambasted by Western media. Stop projecting your own narrative. Moreover, it shouldn't be up to Western people to create movie adaptations of Eastern History and Culture.
@Tacitus Kilgore- Why do adopt the name of "Tacitus", if you haven't read any of his writings, or history at all? If you did, what does say through Calgacus?
@ibrahim suleman Yea mongols decimated all the major centers of islam. Islam was never the same after. Particularly Baghdad which was butchered and razed to the ground.
Amazing how this is never taught in school. I adore history and know far more about any historical topic than most people I come across. I'm in shock about what I'm watching and how little I know about this.
School doesn't want you to learn about strong individuals in school they want you to be a good little sheep who falls in line and never questions the powers that be.
Imo the Mongols coldest move was how they knew they were outnumbered by the Kilcheks and their Russian allies. Knowing that the Kilcheks made up most of the allied armies Subutai bribed them into abandoning the cause amd going home.. but after destroying the remnants ofnthe allied armies he decided to track down the kilcheks and annihilated them anyway. THEN, not only that, the Mongols got the Venetians in Kiev to sell out their fellow Europeans by giving up vital data about them. 😅 Straight savage!
The envoys were assholes. For example, in Ryazan they demanded from the prince to give them his wife, in other cases openly mocked everybody. No suprise they were killed everywhere.
Being famous for feint retreats has the added benefit of the enemy becoming reluctant to pursue the retreating army, when they would inflict most damage. So even in defeat not all was lost.
In defeat ,Nation learn methods of engagement by novel weapons that opponent never seen or expected. Such as ,Pakistan Air Force raided Indian fighters standing in hangers .Indra Ghandhi then P.M. of India planned to attack East Pakistan,name changed to Bangladesh. Politicians of Indo-Pak in power behaves as marble playing street urchins , instead of playing creative zero-sum games.
There was another general, I don't remember the name but he was as badass as the other two, but is rarely mentioned because of his focus on conquering and maintaining China
I was studying the history of the world conquest of the Mongol Empire, the most hyperpower empire in the world, and it was a great reference. I am majoring in world history and war history, so I am studying world history and war history. 세계를 정복한 세계최강대국인 몽골제국의 세계정복사를 공부하고 있었는데, 정말 훌륭한 참고가 되었습니다. 저는 세계사와 전쟁사를 전공해서 세계사, 전쟁사 전공입니다.
Subutai was the greatest general who ever lived. He created military fronts by coordinating multiple armies at once as they invaded foreign lands. This was at a time when armies fought individually and established frontiers with spaced out fortifications (or natural barriers). They couldn't fathom a wave of highly mobile attackers that came from everywhere, and so Subutai succeeded in overwhelming his enemies. This feat would not again be duplicated until the 20th century with German tank warfare. Subutai was hundreds of years ahead of his time
@@natsagsarantsetseg5043 You are Mongolian that's cool. I usually don't ever meet Mongolians, the only one I know is an MMA fighter in the UFC, Danaa Batgerel
Nonsense! Both are difficult. Many many tried n failed lost entire armies trying to conquer. The history is written by the winners. You hardly see history showcasing fighting n defending your country or kingdom. Whose instances are actually more than the rather.
@@aleembaksh1880 Its actually from a conversation of the first Han Emperor Liu Bang and his consultant Lu Jia, as the emperor was annoyed by Lu Jia who always recite literature like Shi Jing and Si Shu, and said "How dare you constantly reciting those books when your fief was earned on horseback!", but Lu Jia replied "One can take the land under the heaven on horseback, but can one rule this land on horseback? Even the ancient emperor (Shang) Tang and (Zhou) Wu took (China) by usurping but consolidate (the realm) by conforming (the rule of order, the will of people), it was the use of both martial prowess and literal wisdom that ensures the longevity of the realm!" But people later refer this to Genghis Khan as he literally conquer on horseback.
Historically as good as possible.Excellently presented. Must keep up the good work. My very best wishes to each member involved in making such qualitatively superior work of history.Many thanks.
@Đức Anh maybe for you he's great or the empire is great. But to me they were worst. Having a large piece of land doesn't make you big/superior/great but your humanity makes you.
Subutai deserved to be the new great khan as he kicked some major ass and was strategic genius. Funny how he was just a blacksmiths son and ended up being the most successful general of the mongols. Always interesting to read about guys who were just commoners and ended up on top of the world
Main reasons why Monogols succeeded in conquering so much land: 1. Good organization of the army 2. Competent leaders 3. Divided opponents And last and most important 4. There envoy were constantly killed! 😁
Genghis khan is remembered as the greatest miltary genius the world has ever known. In fact his Miltary tactics and strategies are studied till today by Army Generals.
That honor lies with Napoleon, most scholars will say so, as Genghis tactics are incredibly outdated by now and most of the big wins were won by his generals. Where have you read that he is regarded as the most brilliant military mind?
@@_greenrunner_ what are you talking about? his standards of manuever warfare are still being used today, the mongols even defeated the rus in the winter, in which napoleon failed to do so..
When you grow up under open sky with +40 in summer and -40 in winter and strongest winds all year round, riding horses before you learn walking, eating horse meat and drinking horse milk, it doesnt matter who your enemies are, how armored they are, and how many they count.
@@byakshdee true story Look it up. And it was followed up by them creating an empire (Lithuanian / Polish Commonwealth) that was larger than the Roman Empire and almost as large as the Mongols (from the Baltic to the Black sea). It lasted almost 300 years.
38:50 I'm speechless... I admire the Mongols strategical minds! Six months ago I knew only The Hu Mongolian band, and after playing Ghost of Tsushima I became interested in Mongolian History. I'm glad to have found this channel, thanks I'm learning a lot.
My favorite songs from The Hu are wolf totem and their rendition of Metallica's "sad but true". I was always passionate about history and the Mongols are a huge part of the world's history.
60-80% of that army was Turkic tribes. Mongol were mostly capitans, commanders, ordinary troops was still Turks. Thats why after century nothing left about mongols but Turks were strong before them and after them. No one speaks mongolian (except Mongolia 🇲🇳) nowadays compare Turkic languages throughout the region. No discrediting mongols at all. They were one best fighters. However it was simply impossible without Turks. Turks were as good as mongols. Riding horse, archery 🏹 everything was almost the same but Turks were more available than mongols since Turks outnumber them and it was easier to hire them.
Even as Mongolian I'm amazed this content quality and presenting method. I used to get bored in a history class but this is hella interesting. Thank you so much for your hard work.
It is right if Mongol empire ever willing do invasion in Java (Indonesia) but got failed?? Cannot do war in Java because the weather,no have enough experienced to war against Majapahit because Java weather is hot as they wrong predictions.
The Mongols were certainly mighty warriors n empire builders. Their tactics n strategies were both brutal and innovative. And they worked. My compliments to those who made this video a reality.
Subutai has to be one of the greatest war generals In history of mankind’s. Truly a remarkable individual. He Never lost in a life full of battles. He also had an ability to win battles he had no business of winning. The Mongol Empire disintegrated after Genghis bc of internal conflicts. Nothing else could have done them in. Even so they have forever changed the course of the world history. I can not imagine had Genghis lived another 15 years. The Mongol Empire has to be the most underrated Empire in history in all aspects of ground breaking changes from warfare to economic concepts.
I am a proud Mongolian descendant. Our tradition became more about singing and dancing ever since gunpowder was invented and horsemen became obsolete. Nowadays, we only love peace.
Damnn this is so informative and highly reliable source of history, Idk what to say but you guys are phenomenal people who have devoted time, energies and efforts to make an hour educational video for FREE
You guys normally do great stuff but this one was just chefs kiss! There are many a vid on the rise of the Mongolian empire but history can get confusing fast with so many names and places. I’m a visual learner and this was perfectly paced. Well done!
it's a line from "The Princess Bride". One of the best movies of all time (in my opinion). Besides, Kahn liked it up close and personal. Nukes weren't his style. ;o)
This such a great documentary. I'd love to see a video comparing empires from the past. I especially find it so fascinating how different empires chose to control the territory they won.
@Store Patternator Because at first Chingis khaan only wanted relationship of trade and open a commercial route but instead they beheaded his envoy. I know you'll say massacring whole nation for one envoy is unfair, it's of course the amount of killing is diff but still even if they killed their envoy they'd do the same too . Killing envoy for just that is unreasonable and ignorant. And it's same as insulting .
@the Graf I was just In a but hurry and it was late in night, honestly though looking back I am quite embarrassed, well thanks for pointing it out, I am wondering should I take it down, but I guess keeping it afloat might be a good reminder to recheck your commenter before posting. You really don't wanna be in my position.
I was engaged in house work while listening to this great history I had to stop my work and devote full attention to this exquisitely video High compliments to the CGI producers interpretation of Mongol history and to the narrator! Looking forward to the next sequel Thanks for sharing
I was surprised by the length and the quality of this video. I was just looking for a history video on the Genghis Khan and this is a pleasant surprised. Outstanding work!
@@ayecarumba4928 true, they destroyed great empires like the Khwarazmian Empire and the Abassid Empire. They also were a cause in creating major empires like Russia, Timurid Dynasty, and Mughal Empire. That is just how life goes.
Minor correction: the Jin weren't originally (Han) Chinese, but were Yurchens from Manchuria. After their defeat by the Mongols, they returned to Manchuria and eventually took the name and became modern Manchus.
This would mean the impact of particularly nomadic peoples will be felt less. Horses dominated travel and how battles were fought from the start of civilization. Just how much of human history was shaped by one simple animal is mind blowing.
What you said translate to (The glory of the “catch me if you can” of the religion) In Arabic. So,yeah escaping tactics were at it’s prime in that time. 😂😂😂
@Urban Student Prepper I doubt the Mongols would go into the Americas. India and Africa were closer and much more easily conquerable. If the Mongols ever managed to invade all of Eurasia and Africa, which would mean invading the Asiatic Islands, they might have invaded the Americas in the same attempt to connect their Empire's places. But all of that was really beyond any realistic scope. If they ever got as far as Western Europe, the chances of keeping momentum into the Atlantic and Africa would be slim. I imagine all forces would unite against them and the terrain would decide their fate. Mongols in Scandinavian fjords, Swiss Alps and African jungles are funny ideas. Buy they would likely have the same fate as the ones on Japanese waters, it wasn't an ideal terrain. Going to the mountainous, forestal and marshy Central and South America would also be even harder hard. The natives resisted the much better armed conquistadores by burning invaders' settlements and retreating into areas they couldn't follow, like Paraguay and the Amazon. Plus, the lack of centralized government in most of the Americas would force the Mongols to estabilish it from the ground up and develop it without their generals turning natives, which arguably happened with the Golden Horde. After all, if a Mongol General took over mesoamerican civilizations, set up a rich Empire and vassalized the tribes one by one, likely by burning whoever didn't submit and setting up forts, they might just declare themselves independent and live in a luxurious life. Fun "if" train of thought, but I bet their only long term hope, as proved by the time such dinasty ruled, was using the horde system to conquer mainland Asia, including India, turning it into a bureacratic nation and using the conquered resources to maintain it, develop it to outproduce and win on the technological levels by using gunpowder armed soldiers. In other words, quickly gobble up all possible territories and resources, cement and legitimize rule, fully develop the resources available and use it to expand further. Kind of a basic Machiavellian idea, easy to say, nearly impossible to achieve. Going as far as America would take centuries.
@@gibetax8477 as in the Mongols did massive retribution by eliminating the people that resisted them most of the time and because they weren't friendly to their envoys in the first place?
Mongol Empire stats: - envoys killed: 872 - the retreating tactic and crushing the opponent after that: 6931 - going back home (distance = like, half of the world) because your khan died: 54
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Killing envoy is sign of being coward so i will not kill them 😝😂😂
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hahahaha what the hell is wrong with everyone killing envoys its the worst job ever
To see something of this quality for free....what a time we live in
Thanks for watching!
Ever heard of Dan Carlin!!! ur welcome
@@Saif-gt9id yes but we are not paying
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What movie theatre do you go that charges for documentaries?
They're free everywhere. Thousands of them on youtube. Or is this the "Give me a job please" version of white knighting?
Does anyone else love the breaking glass sound when one unit smashes another.
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@@casablanka208 no
I did, but then I realized it was the sound of hundreds of men dying by rout
True! Haha
Kind of like the computer game age of empires.
They take "never kill the messenger" to the next level
Best person ever for history!
@@firebird1665 yes
yeah, if you kill the messenger, your whole people, the empire would be massacred. if you treat the messenger well, then your country will be blessed by Mongol Empire.
@ @@ochirsukh.mosgar5525 , Yes, but not the entire nation or empire would be massacred. Only about 1/4 to 1/20 were. Most were spared
@@thekhans2823 agree
Subotai was the real deal... The material we get from your channel is amazing and detailed... Thank You for the rich history
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dude read the book "the mongol art of war" this doesnt do him justice that man ate and slept war another great general i read about is Erich von Manstein he was a nazi but he was a beast in strategy
Or Dan Carlin's Wrath of the Khans, huge part of episodes 2 or 3 (i think) are about Subotai. He really was incredible.
Actually he was not their best commander. it’s actually Jebe, Jochi, Chagatai.
@@Brandonhayhewit's not about that the great kahn is the one who brought structure and reform to their military
The great Khan telling his grandchildren "All I wanted was to have a pleasant conversation and make some firends, but them bastards keep on killing my envoys..."
that is politics. lol.
Tea with the Khan?
exactly... and i thought killing envoys are considered a dishonourable action
@@karseltang8624 The mongols never honoured their agreements and the merchants sent bearing gifts were in fact most likely spies
shohokuslamdunk this good one
"What do you want to be when you grow up?"
"An envoy", said no Mongol kid ever.
Dammit, I literally spilled my coffee reading your comment.
The Khan might have instructed them to provoke the monarchs. It´s just a matter of having Casus Belli.
@@skimidot92 i mean i think all kings were dicks.
Justin Robinson comes with the territory. Rulers by the nature of their office were not generally nice people.
Envoys would've been paid very handsomely though. Risky role, yet rewarding
Being an envoy had a higher fatality rate than catching the Black Death, followed closely behind by being someone who killed an envoy...
Yea genghis knew they would be killed,its what happens when u tell people submit or die,the fact historians say it was hospitality are just lying the mongols were attacking either way
That's interesting.
I appreciate this video detailing the military brilliance of Genghis Khan and the Mongol empire. This really opens up your mind from the western POV's of the mongols seeing them as only blood thirsty barbarians. The Romans with its historical greatness and some overglorified commanders never achieved what the Mongols achieved. The Roman empire who existed for 400 years never achieved what the Mongols did in 25 years.
That is a bit of an over exaggeration, the Roman empire became the example for all that followed it in the region and for 1000 years people claimed the title as the most preeminent. It took 2 khans for the empire to split and the most popular khan other than Ghengis would rather have been Chinese…without Ghengis the mongol empire would have been another footnote for a Chinese or Persian empire as a barbarian annoyance.
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To be fair, the Mongols didn't achieve what the Romans did either - stable and consistent longevity. You can't view success with only one paradigm and say that anything else is therefore less good.
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I always thought there should be a military documentary on the Mongols called “Steppe by Steppe.”
I see what you did there. 😂
Most people wouldn’t get it . Lol 😆
lol
Lfmao
You mean like “Steppe By Steppe” by the Crests?
mongols, the only kind of warrior who clashed with knights, saracens, hashashins, and samurai.
If they continue the conquest in Europe maybe they can reach Norway to fight vikings
They didn't really have any major conflicts with samurai as their two attempts to invade japan failed due to typhoons if i recall correctly
@@xamdam1 The second attempt did have some fighting
@@xamdam1 some mongols probably got washed up into the shores of japan and got finished off. that may still count. hahahaha
There is so much more you could add on this lits its actually ridiculous. Majahapits, Mamelukes, Rus, Byzantium, Selquks and every turkic tribe in the Eurasian steppe.
28:35 - Mongols executed one of the tactics of Sun Tzu in his famous book about war strategy 'The Art of War'
"Enemy who has nowhere to flee fights hard, so leave a gap to break their team-spirit."
Or Mongols and Sun Tzu had same idea.
@Hernando Malinche its common wisdom because of sun szu's tactics
It comes from nature, because that's what wolf packs do when they hunt.
Only if you have cavalry to chase the runners. Encirclement is often times the way to go if you want to actually end the battle.
And its coming from a turkish person ^^ used by the ottomans too ;)
Im only 14 minutes into this video and I love it. Being a visual learner and someone with ADHD, I highly enjoy all the moving parts to show battles, camps, territory etc. Its fun and entertaining while being very informative.
I never thought looking at a map for over an hour would be so interesting.
Totally agree!
I didn't see the time pass
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Subutai is the most underrated general in history.
@@ubisons6161 yeah, it was Philip who did the work, Alexander only crossed rivers from a different side and used hammer & anvil, if not philip this tactic wouldn't even stand a chance
Senpai no there was more to Alexander the Great. His tactics were brilliant.
That fact that the early Mongolians were so successful is because they appointed leaders based on talent, rather than birthright. Everyone they faced in battle did NOT do this.......and as a result most armies were full of stuffy lords mostly looking out for their own interests or slaves and peasants who didn't want to be there in the first place. It's always easy to defeat forces that hate each other as much as they hate you, especially when you're united. Add to that political corruption from within the empires you're at war with, and well they do half the work for you. Later on, once the Mongolians start to assimilate with the ways of their enemies, they too fall apart. Fighting each other for control of the empire, stabbing each other in the back. They became what they were fighting, and so they eventually faded away as well. This is why most empires and nations don't last very long. Power always corrupts and the intensity only increases over time. Until your own people don't care enough and welcome invaders in the door.
Greatest general ever Subotei
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“Do not scorn a weak cub. He may become the brutal tiger.”
-- Mongolian Proverb
@Шар шувуу Top 10 however it was a trap
@@rudranshranjantiwari3992 brutal wolf*
We mongolians worship wolf more than any animals.
@@winnie347 More than horses?
The Mongolian version of "Don't pick on the quiet kid"
@@winnie347 And we indians(Hindus perticularly) worship cows more than anything else with only close runner ups being elephants and monkeys. Are we friends or enemies by that logic!?
This is a history channel/ discovery channel level show, unbelievable, cannot say enough about how well it's presented
Half the documentary being "This however was a trap."
When the mongols start retreating then you know you're about to lose
Temujin reveals Mirror Force.
loll
And also "and killed the envoys"
@Rocky racoon Tadd Genghis Khan initially wanted to unite the mongol tribes against a common enemy to stop infighting then after finding out just how good he was at winning that he interpreted this as the divine will from god telling him to conquer the world. His successors would go on to carry on that legacy which encouraged militarism in the mongols.
They deserve their own Total War title.
Hopefully, one day.
total war attila is almost same. Huns are part of ancient mongols
Huns are not Mongols, they were nomads and followed Tengri, but their ethnicity is very different.
@@San-nj6mp The huns were from the caucasus, so are you saying the chechens are mongols too? and the georgians? how about we add the armenians also?
Yeah, they were called Hunnu because their ethnicity was that, not Mongol. I don't even get what you mean by saying "I am talking about the mainland". If you are talking about East Asia, the Huns did not originate from there, there is no evidence of it. Their language was Hunnic. Or are you just simply believing that any barbaric horde from Asia has to be Mongol? In Mongolia we talk about the Hunnu as an entirely different kind of people, our ancient predecessors, not as Mongols.
Wow... This video should be a Netflix series ... amazing graphical work and explanation. Best wishes...
Hopefully. Thanks! :-)
It can be done on the lines of Vikings.
Was thinking that time and time again. Imagine doing a series on the mongol empire, with historical and accurate story lines. Fuck that would be good
Marco Polo Netflix Series
That is precisely why it isn't a Netflix series.
Awesome guys. Top class effort even better than what history channel used to be.
You guys are educating generations. Thanks so much
The Khwarezmian Prince (Whose name I can't be assed to spell), really deserves a bit more sympathy. He saw his nation all but obliterated, and he was the last remnant of an Empire he desperately tried to keep alive. In the end, he got assassinated, after leading his troops from India to Anatolia.
It's a fascinating story, really.
Celaleddin's nephew,(Kutuz), defeated the Mongols in Ain Jalut.More interesting information :)
@@kenantiryaki8806 Yup, Mongols had around 20k force and Jelal Aldin had 40k mountain mercenaries. He was a respectable turk thou. Kudos to him and his persistence.
You can't be bothered to spell 'Jalal ad-Din' but you can be bothered to spell 'Kwarezmian' lol.
ok.
@@carlbernard7615 Sorry , I Spelled it from my own language. English was not a popular language back then you know. We don't even call em this Kwarezmian thing. We call em Sartuuls,
@@zerosaber257 yeah history is not history when there is opinion or emotion of someone.
It's really hilarious watching Subutai's smug portrait as he pulls off all these tricks
He really needs a better portrait. Notice the few Mongol failures do not involve Subutai, and anytime the story does involve Subutai, it's about to get interesting.
@@gibberconfirm166 Though he was the model general some notable failures did happen in his long career. After the battle of the Khalka River, though not mentioned here, he was routed by a turkic force on his way back to Mongolia. Later in his 70s on his last campaign, he was put in command of the campaign into the Song Dynasty in which he failed to make any progress. Although to be fair at this point he probably was just too old and tired of war.
He was a demon...
Gengis Khan: So, sons. How was your conquest this year?
Ögedei: I subjugated the entirety of Turkish Persia, and pummled their entire population
Chagatai: I invaded the central Asian steppes and distributed the specialists around the empire
Jochi: I want to preserve the beauty of this merchant town
Gengis Khan: _Jochi you're such a dissappointment, you are now removed from your post_
@Jojo Momo So interesting to see how Jochi differs from others and how he is almost excluded from the family
@@rehobothbitege4560 because the only thing he would accomplish with that would be rebellion against foreign invaders
@Jojo Momo Very sad he was removed from command for saving lives
@Jojo Momo When do you think they are going to upload season 2?
lol
I want to thank everyone behind this channel, such great documentaries I can hardly believe they're free.
Thanks for everything, live long and prosper 🖖
The envoys went to the city, WERE NOT KILLED...
For once, they decided to treat them...
“but were insulted!”
RIP
:-)
People generally aren't too friendly to representatives of a people who proudly slaughter whole cities and nations as a way of life
“Your mother wears army boots”. “Your sister is ugly”. “My dad can beat up your dad” “your horses look like donkeys”. “Your hat looks like a spittoon”. “You’re a poop-face”. Okay, that does it. Massacre everyone in the city.
@@NekkidInjun A grave sin for which said people have generally paid with their lives AND their lands.
khatack - you can kill me but please don’t take my lands!
Genghis was a strategic war genius he controlled the battlefield like he was fighting children. He knew what they would do before they knew. This has happened to many men throughout history.
The man simply had GPS intelligence well ahead of everyone else. Had he lived another 15 strong years 20% of world population today would carried his DNA lol.
His main advantage over his enemies was the spy network he created. Its how he managed to survive against his fellow Mongol rivals and eventually foreign rulers.
the master mind behind genghis khan and their sons was subotai, before the great general, temujin fought 20 years wihout many sucess.
unfortunately much of the history we're being told by the Academy is forged.
Chinggis' main strength was his ability to organize and delegate. I would be surprised if he was directly involved in tactical decisions int he field, this was probably left to generals and unit commanders. His genius lie in his ability to 1) unite his men 2) organize the military structure effectively and 3) promote his generals on merit and ability rather than social rank.
"I'll just kill his messengers, what's he gonna do, topple my empire?" - Lots of dead dudes
@F TH-cam Imagine thinking they needed that. The only casus belli a horde needs is the promise of loot.
@@googane7755 yes😂🤣the mighty invincible army of Mongols had been strong at that time in entre world
japan did the same thing
I just love that you guys keep the events date at right top corner all the time so we can keep track!
We need a Mongol tv show in same vein as Vikings
@@smellypatel5272 unfortunate but true
@@smellypatel5272 1. There is its called Marco Polo 2. White people nowadays hate themselfes and unfortunately have no pride whatsoever. 3. Why would you rely on western people to depict your history. Im not angry on chinese people not doing a show on ancient greece. Do your own shit
@@smellypatel5272 your projecting yourself I think. Justbefore this I watched BBC live action documentary on Genghis and theres alot of movies made on him
Try Marco Polo
@@smellypatel5272white university students are taught to hate themselves for being white. You won't find many people especially in metropolitan areas who will openly proclaim they are proud to be white or Western. Western Empires are continuously lambasted by Western media. Stop projecting your own narrative. Moreover, it shouldn't be up to Western people to create movie adaptations of Eastern History and Culture.
Genghis: sends envoy
Other nation: kills envoy
Other nation: why do i hear boss music
XD XD XD
@ibrahim suleman well. in most games, the boss loses in the end. doesnt make it easy though.
@Tacitus Kilgore- Why do adopt the name of "Tacitus", if you haven't read any of his writings, or history at all? If you did, what does say through Calgacus?
@ibrahim suleman Yea mongols decimated all the major centers of islam. Islam was never the same after. Particularly Baghdad which was butchered and razed to the ground.
@Zapocube Gaming except for the people who study Islam, once u study it I assure u you'll convert be ause then you'll realize it's the truth
Amazing how this is never taught in school. I adore history and know far more about any historical topic than most people I come across. I'm in shock about what I'm watching and how little I know about this.
School doesn't want you to learn about strong individuals in school they want you to be a good little sheep who falls in line and never questions the powers that be.
oh school doesnt teach you everything?? thanks genius
@@pablogats4627........ What the fucks your problem Pablo? Have trouble getting over the wall?
@@williamwallace4080 this is relevant to america, no whatever latin American shiii1it whole your from.
No kahn in your country's text book in school?
The mongol tactic of leaving a gap for hope of escape is by far the coolest tactic I know about
Imo the Mongols coldest move was how they knew they were outnumbered by the Kilcheks and their Russian allies. Knowing that the Kilcheks made up most of the allied armies Subutai bribed them into abandoning the cause amd going home.. but after destroying the remnants ofnthe allied armies he decided to track down the kilcheks and annihilated them anyway. THEN, not only that, the Mongols got the Venetians in Kiev to sell out their fellow Europeans by giving up vital data about them. 😅
Straight savage!
Pretty sure everyone did that. It was in the art of war and i remember hannibal doing that too.
Using the enslaved as meat shields is diabolical
Hannibal did it multiple times against the Romans
@MiraPloy but I am sure mongols had one of the best psychological warfare in known history
hmmm so main takeaways:
- do not kill Mongol messengers
-do not feast after victories
Do not chase after mongols!!!!
The mamluks killed their messengers and defeated them in Ain jalut
Those messengers are most likely spies anyway. You had to kill them
The envoys always get killed. I guess that's where the phrase "don't kill the messenger" came from.
lmao, that's what I thought
Tom Ly "Don't kill the messenger" comes from Roman times.
The envoys were assholes. For example, in Ryazan they demanded from the prince to give them his wife, in other cases openly mocked everybody. No suprise they were killed everywhere.
The Khan might have instructed them to provoke the monarchs. It´s just a matter of having Casus Belli.
Tom Ly the last Roman emperors used to execute messengers with bad news.
You (kings and generals) and Epic history Tv are really the best history channel on TH-cam
Elias Frahat Historia Civilis is as good as them. They have both worked with him with Roman history.
History Marche and Baz Battles are also good
Alecsis Rosca couldn’t agree more
Also a few other channels. Like history Marche
They are the best in my opinion
Subutai was very impressive, you can't help admiring his strategic skills and bravery
Being famous for feint retreats has the added benefit of the enemy becoming reluctant to pursue the retreating army, when they would inflict most damage. So even in defeat not all was lost.
In defeat ,Nation learn methods of engagement by novel weapons that opponent never seen or expected. Such as ,Pakistan Air Force raided Indian fighters standing in hangers .Indra Ghandhi then P.M. of India planned to attack East Pakistan,name changed to Bangladesh. Politicians of Indo-Pak in power behaves as marble playing street urchins ,
instead of playing creative zero-sum games.
This channel is so underrated. Some of the best military doco's out there and for free. Thank you for your amazing work.
Subutai and Jebe are two prime jewels of Mongol Pragmatism.
@@altangereltsolmon1672 good to know that
There was another general, I don't remember the name but he was as badass as the other two, but is rarely mentioned because of his focus on conquering and maintaining China
@@DarkKnight-db1dyThat was Mukhalai. He basically led a guerrilla campaign against the Jin.
@@grimgoreironhide9985yes it was Munkhulai general .
I was studying the history of the world conquest of the Mongol Empire, the most hyperpower empire in the world, and it was a great reference. I am majoring in world history and war history, so I am studying world history and war history.
세계를 정복한 세계최강대국인 몽골제국의 세계정복사를 공부하고 있었는데, 정말 훌륭한 참고가 되었습니다. 저는 세계사와 전쟁사를 전공해서 세계사, 전쟁사 전공입니다.
Subutai was the greatest general who ever lived. He created military fronts by coordinating multiple armies at once as they invaded foreign lands. This was at a time when armies fought individually and established frontiers with spaced out fortifications (or natural barriers). They couldn't fathom a wave of highly mobile attackers that came from everywhere, and so Subutai succeeded in overwhelming his enemies. This feat would not again be duplicated until the 20th century with German tank warfare. Subutai was hundreds of years ahead of his time
Moeshaak Shakur No,Subutai was an unmatched visionary hundreds of years ahead of his time,the guy who said previously that was absolutely right.
Who is the subutai?
It looks like Subedei
And dont mind i am just mongolian who loves history and just passed down in here
@@natsagsarantsetseg5043 You are Mongolian that's cool. I usually don't ever meet Mongolians, the only one I know is an MMA fighter in the UFC, Danaa Batgerel
Alexander the Great, Napoleon and Khalid Ibn Al Waleed were all better than him
@@irfantariq6981 shut up , I think monologue conquered your lands muslim
“Its easy to take over the world on horseback but its hard to get off the horse and rule the land you’ve conquered”
Nonsense! Both are difficult. Many many tried n failed lost entire armies trying to conquer. The history is written by the winners. You hardly see history showcasing fighting n defending your country or kingdom. Whose instances are actually more than the rather.
@@devilsdouble9644
That was a saying by the Mongols. It is saying conquering is easier than administration.
@@devilsdouble9644 he didnt mean that conquering is easy he meant ruling is harder than conquering
@@kianghorbanpor9988 yeah I get it it's a quotation. I am saying that itself is wrong.
@@aleembaksh1880 Its actually from a conversation of the first Han Emperor Liu Bang and his consultant Lu Jia, as the emperor was annoyed by Lu Jia who always recite literature like Shi Jing and Si Shu, and said "How dare you constantly reciting those books when your fief was earned on horseback!", but Lu Jia replied "One can take the land under the heaven on horseback, but can one rule this land on horseback? Even the ancient emperor (Shang) Tang and (Zhou) Wu took (China) by usurping but consolidate (the realm) by conforming (the rule of order, the will of people), it was the use of both martial prowess and literal wisdom that ensures the longevity of the realm!" But people later refer this to Genghis Khan as he literally conquer on horseback.
Historically as good as possible.Excellently presented. Must keep up the good work. My very best wishes to each member involved in making such qualitatively superior work of history.Many thanks.
A history student needs a history documentary like this for free.thanks for this video it will help me in my exam. U got a new subscriber
Never ask these three questions
1. Woman: Her age
2. Man: His Wealth
3. Mongol: To Surrender
But but but.. they surrendered. Sorry they got the worst defeat
@@aishkhan566 who surrendered..
@@DineshPatel2789 not surrendered but they got the worst defeat.
@Đức Anh you worship or praise them unnecessarily. Lol.
@Đức Anh maybe for you he's great or the empire is great. But to me they were worst. Having a large piece of land doesn't make you big/superior/great but your humanity makes you.
Subutai paying one of the coalition members off, destroying the rest, then destroying the guys he paid off? Beautiful.
Subutai deserved to be the new great khan as he kicked some major ass and was strategic genius. Funny how he was just a blacksmiths son and ended up being the most successful general of the mongols. Always interesting to read about guys who were just commoners and ended up on top of the world
Probably figured if it was so easy to buy them,they probably wouldn't be the most reliable allies
@@Jebu911 I guess that but also with regard to Jebe. He is the most important in conquests for my opinion...
Never accept the offer.. cause you won't live long enough to use and enjoy the bribe.... hahahah
@@joaohax52 Jebe learned a lot from Subutai
Main reasons why Monogols succeeded in conquering so much land:
1. Good organization of the army
2. Competent leaders
3. Divided opponents
And last and most important
4. There envoy were constantly killed! 😁
Good summary!
And 5th. Identify someone you can bribe, such as Venetian.
Or explore Greed
All they ever wanted was to have friends
@@KingsandGenerals Thank you! I think that it suits them well.
Genghis khan is remembered as the greatest miltary genius the world has ever known. In fact his Miltary tactics and strategies are studied till today by Army Generals.
That honor lies with Napoleon, most scholars will say so, as Genghis tactics are incredibly outdated by now and most of the big wins were won by his generals.
Where have you read that he is regarded as the most brilliant military mind?
@@_greenrunner_ what are you talking about? his standards of manuever warfare are still being used today, the mongols even defeated the rus in the winter, in which napoleon failed to do so..
It was subutai who was the military genius and who really lead the mongol army but Genghis was a good leader and politician
@@Volkevism they aren’t studying genghis khan tactics in artillery schools are they?
@@Volkevism and napoleon never fought in winter, he fought and defeated the russians during the summer and had to retreat as winter kicked in.
"What was once considered a nuisance, had brought a 20 million strong nation to its knees" that line gives me chills for some reason
"In the span of two days, the strongest kingdoms of central Europe was defeated" rare sentence that one
When you grow up under open sky with +40 in summer and -40 in winter and strongest winds all year round, riding horses before you learn walking, eating horse meat and drinking horse milk, it doesnt matter who your enemies are, how armored they are, and how many they count.
The Dothraki.
unless u meet an army of Mamluk that didnt even get a childhood only hard training
@@adambashir636 their lifestyle was similar
@Piolatus shit they got crushed by the europeans once they were better prepared indians also
@Piolatus so why did the ottomans got rekt by the mongols.
The Mongols just seem like far greater military fighters and thinkers than virtually everyone who stood against them
They had discipline and loyalty
Except the Lithuanians. Undefeated against the mongols.
@@GhostRaiter 😂😂😂😂😂 gimme what u’r smoking
@@byakshdee true story
Look it up.
And it was followed up by them creating an empire (Lithuanian / Polish Commonwealth) that was larger than the Roman Empire and almost as large as the Mongols (from the Baltic to the Black sea). It lasted almost 300 years.
@@GhostRaiter Lithuania was a Mongol vassal...
The pure military genius is mind blowing!
"However this was a trap"
Most common line when talking about battle with Mongols
@@عليياسر-ذ5ب Drive away small Mongolian scout unit is big deal for them 😂😂
@@عليياسر-ذ5ب 🤣😂🤣😂show me the receipt!
Their genius is deceitful deeds like burning libraries. :)
@@عليياسر-ذ5ب They can but those monkey of the steps... They cannot do this.
38:50 I'm speechless... I admire the Mongols strategical minds! Six months ago I knew only The Hu Mongolian band, and after playing Ghost of Tsushima I became interested in Mongolian History. I'm glad to have found this channel, thanks I'm learning a lot.
Yes
Haha, that’s awesome mate. Welcome to the Mongol community. The Hu is an awesome band too.
@@superfly19751 , Yes
My favorite songs from The Hu are wolf totem and their rendition of Metallica's "sad but true". I was always passionate about history and the Mongols are a huge part of the world's history.
60-80% of that army was Turkic tribes. Mongol were mostly capitans, commanders, ordinary troops was still Turks. Thats why after century nothing left about mongols but Turks were strong before them and after them. No one speaks mongolian
(except Mongolia 🇲🇳) nowadays compare Turkic languages throughout the region. No discrediting mongols at all. They were one best fighters. However it was simply impossible without Turks. Turks were as good as mongols. Riding horse, archery 🏹 everything was almost the same but Turks were more available than mongols since Turks outnumber them and it was easier to hire them.
Even as Mongolian I'm amazed this content quality and presenting method. I used to get bored in a history class but this is hella interesting. Thank you so much for your hard work.
now your country is just a trash.
@@shafuimcoming5151 bitch
@@shafuimcoming5151 like you
@@shafuimcoming5151 who hurt you bro? Did a Mongolian dude steal your girl?
It is right if Mongol empire ever willing do invasion in Java (Indonesia) but got failed?? Cannot do war in Java because the weather,no have enough experienced to war against Majapahit because Java weather is hot as they wrong predictions.
The mongols taught every generation after them not to shoot the messenger
We Indian knew for 5000 yrs
Messenger was probably asking to surrender or get conquerored, they be like no fu
@@anonymousguy8194 ❤ What did Hanumana teach?
Our lord Hanumana destroyed Lanka.
@@Anonymous-cm8jy Almost all of them were trade offers or alliance offers
This is a very well made documentary. Must be well-preserved for generations to see and ponder upon the history of humankind.
The Mongols were certainly mighty warriors n empire builders. Their tactics n strategies were both brutal and innovative. And they worked. My compliments to those who made this video a reality.
Imagine if The Mongols faced off against The Spartans and Athenians I'd think that would've been an awesome thing to see
@@RicardoPerez-rz8pu---Oh yeah,
Ricardo Perez Spartan is nothing infront of Mongol
Based on the longevity, the empire was dogshit
@@MisterProscape You know they were the best when they still have haters hundreds of years after 😂
One of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen
Great video
Subutai has to be one of the greatest war generals In history of mankind’s. Truly a remarkable individual. He Never lost in a life full of battles. He also had an ability to win battles he had no business of winning.
The Mongol Empire disintegrated after Genghis bc of internal conflicts. Nothing else could have done them in. Even so they have forever changed the course of the world history. I can not imagine had Genghis lived another 15 years.
The Mongol Empire has to be the most underrated Empire in history in all aspects of ground breaking changes from warfare to economic concepts.
Not genghis, but ogedei, if he lived longer then all of europe would be mongol empire
And if mongke lived longer then there would be no islamic empire, or all of middle east would be mongol empire
they all had real life plot armor, also its crazy how few people know about this part of history, quite sad.
@@selectionn almost impossible to find a stranger in the wild capable of holding this conversation
@SpiritSword his nickname was mad dog
Your channel is amazing so much history is accessible to us commoners in a way that civilisational history makes perfect sense.
"And that made the war inevitable"
Indeed!
We have to make that a shirt.
it's a pretty good meme format too. X happened, and that made war inevitable
"I can stop anytime I want." - Genghis Khan -
mongol devil got shame by Islam.his grandson hulagu got fooled by Saifudin Qutuz and his own cousin Berke Khan.
"Just one more turn." - Genghis Khan
gim zack that happened after muslims got their asses whooped in central asia iran iraq and syria
gim zack Islam is a shit religion anyway
@@ОляСергеева-м9и he raped Baghdad.......and maintained eye contact
I am a proud Mongolian descendant. Our tradition became more about singing and dancing ever since gunpowder was invented and horsemen became obsolete. Nowadays, we only love peace.
lmao how the mighty fall
be forever proud you are descendant of genghis khan
This is the most incredible documentary I ever seen.
Damnn this is so informative and highly reliable source of history, Idk what to say but you guys are phenomenal people who have devoted time, energies and efforts to make an hour educational video for FREE
“Ooh, Ooh, I want to volunteer my brother-in-law to be an envoy! He’s very diplomatic”
:D
You do not want to be charged for his murder. Hoping your in law will not read your comment. LOL
Do you and your brother-in-law have hatred？！hahahahaah
Everyone hates in laws😂😂😂
This is the best history channel on TH-cam by far.
You guys normally do great stuff but this one was just chefs kiss! There are many a vid on the rise of the Mongolian empire but history can get confusing fast with so many names and places. I’m a visual learner and this was perfectly paced. Well done!
800жил өнгөрсөн ч Чи одооч айсан хэвээрэй байна гэсэн үг. Ер нь энэ бол европ тивд арилашгүй хар дарсан зүүд байх болно
Genghis: *sends envoy*
Other nation: *kills envoy*
Genghis: you fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
NEVER KILL A MONGOLIAN ENVOY.
Never start a land war in asia.
Genghis: sends envoy
Other nation: kills envoy
Other nation: why do i hear boss music
it's a line from "The Princess Bride". One of the best movies of all time (in my opinion). Besides, Kahn liked it up close and personal. Nukes weren't his style. ;o)
@MARK PEARSON (smh)
What a wonderful country, I will never forget, and the friendly people so hospitable...I loved the time I spent there..
And legendary at raptor training.
Subutai what an amazing strategist and tactician 👏
this is not real
@@stephanvanlombergen3055 🤡
@@stephanvanlombergen3055 nah
THATS TRUE HISTORY AT ALL, AND HE IS THE LEGEND GENERAL ALL OF THE TIME AROUND THE WORLD. FACT HISTORY TELLIN
This should have a BILLION views !!! Premium history lesson!
Subutai is a badass general..
When he defeated thise 60 000 with bribes. My god tsu zun has got nothing on these mongols
He is turkic
@@suleymanthemagnificent3072 he's from Uriankhai
@@chownful Stop using that word as if it has actual meaning.
Don't forget his brother Zebe who fought many battles along with him.
Emperor Khan: "which kingdom are you going to invade this time?"
Batu: "Yup👌"
Subutai: "hold my Kumis"
Which one is Batu?
@CB P thank you
hard to believe he's the son of jochi
Mongols drank kumis, an alcoholic drink fermented from horse milk.
Fermented horse milk? Don't think I've seen it at the local liquor store. Think I'll stick to my Scotch.😄
Genghis: How dare you disrespect my kindness.
Disrespect Ghengis Khan = your people are now meat shields.
Disrespect you get rekt
Mission: Conquer India.
Journey: Cavalry arrive north of monutain Himalyas
Mongols: "Ah hello no let's go back"
@@kimtim5666 The Mongols eventually got to India through Timur and then Babur.
This such a great documentary. I'd love to see a video comparing empires from the past. I especially find it so fascinating how different empires chose to control the territory they won.
2:30 1187
5:00 title Genghis Khan
7:30 Jin. Impassable pass
10:00 Mongols besieged Beijing.
11:00 Kuchlug 1205
11:50 Khwarezmia
13:00 1219 Tian Shan mountains. Inalchuq
15:00 Samarkand
16:00 Jochi loot.
17:30 Turkic-Afghan warriors. Jalal ad-Din.
19:50 Mongol defeat. Indus River
22:10 Georgia 1221
24:20 Astrakhan razed
25:00 Rus’ principalities
30:00 death of Genghis Khan 1227
35:00 1239. Kiev
38:00 Legnica
40:00 Poland and Hungary
44:30 Europe was saved
50:00 Hulagu Baghdad
1:00:00 Hulagu vs Golden Horde
thanks.....I was thinking myself to do indexing .
Thank you. You're a good man
Thank you man!
The real lesson from all this is that it's extremely dangerous to be a Mongol envoy.
@Store Patternator Because at first Chingis khaan only wanted relationship of trade and open a commercial route but instead they beheaded his envoy. I know you'll say massacring whole nation for one envoy is unfair, it's of course the amount of killing is diff but still even if they killed their envoy they'd do the same too . Killing envoy for just that is unreasonable and ignorant. And it's same as insulting .
people : Ah i wish i could go back to the good old days
Good old days :
Tree Kid exactly
Nothing... I did not commented here.. You can leave
@the Graf I was just In a but hurry and it was late in night, honestly though looking back I am quite embarrassed, well thanks for pointing it out, I am wondering should I take it down, but I guess keeping it afloat might be a good reminder to recheck your commenter before posting. You really don't wanna be in my position.
I wouldn’t want to go back the good old days, just bring some aspects back to the current age.
I think when people say that theyre talking about previous few decades..
I was engaged in house work while listening to this great history
I had to stop my work and devote full attention to this exquisitely video
High compliments to the CGI producers interpretation of Mongol history and to the narrator!
Looking forward to the next sequel
Thanks for sharing
Enemy: Don't worry, that terrain is impossible to go through, they can't flank us from there
Mongols: (flanks from there)
They have used this strategy already, they won’t use it again... right ?
Enemy: *surprise pikachu face*
The would be German: Hmm...... sound..... interesting.
The French during WWII knows this feeling very well... Lol
Imagine growing in a region and knowing there is an area that is impossible to traverse and some foreign guys ride their 30,000 horses through it
I was surprised by the length and the quality of this video. I was just looking for a history video on the Genghis Khan and this is a pleasant surprised. Outstanding work!
The mongol empire maybe wouldn't have gone so far without subotai. What a genius commander, so ahead of his time
German army in the 1930s:
*Takes notes*
Thanks!
When i started watching, i thought this was from a tv series...
Very impressed and subbed.
uutarn nah lol tv series are almost never this good
Best detailed documentary about 100 years of the Mongol Empire, congratulations
More like 350 years)
This is very professional youtube documentary no jokes, and still very fun to watch
Thanks :-)
It's educational but what the Khans did were blemishes on the human species
@@ayecarumba4928 true, they destroyed great empires like the Khwarazmian Empire and the Abassid Empire. They also were a cause in creating major empires like Russia, Timurid Dynasty, and Mughal Empire. That is just how life goes.
I can't even remember how many times I've watched this video
You are a loyal one eh
That how I do the Julius Cesar one
Minor correction: the Jin weren't originally (Han) Chinese, but were Yurchens from Manchuria. After their defeat by the Mongols, they returned to Manchuria and eventually took the name and became modern Manchus.
they didnt go back. the tribal people that never came to China proper eventually became Manchus.
Jebe's and subutai's road trip
(Zev & Subedei)
best comment !!!
Just stop a minute to think how human history would be without horses.
Yeah they're more important to our development than any other animal, and even some plants.
More peaceful? ... nah, we'd still be killing each other. Good thought!
japp rivera
Yeah but on a walking pace
It will be like South America. We kill on foot, slow but still.
This would mean the impact of particularly nomadic peoples will be felt less. Horses dominated travel and how battles were fought from the start of civilization. Just how much of human history was shaped by one simple animal is mind blowing.
Some theories say that the great khan ogadee died from alcohol poisoning, which saved western Europe and Egypt from further invasions
Jalal "Catch me if you can" ad-Din
What you said translate to
(The glory of the “catch me if you can” of the religion)
In Arabic.
So,yeah escaping tactics were at it’s prime in that time.
😂😂😂
zero3556 😂
AHAHAHA underrated comment
'Jalal' sounds like a fox/sly.
😂 Dude! I am DONE.
Crusaders and Mongols fighting side by side. Mind blown.
Yeah, the Mamluks were a common enemy.
Yeah, I know very surreal...
@Urban Student Prepper
I doubt the Mongols would go into the Americas. India and Africa were closer and much more easily conquerable. If the Mongols ever managed to invade all of Eurasia and Africa, which would mean invading the Asiatic Islands, they might have invaded the Americas in the same attempt to connect their Empire's places.
But all of that was really beyond any realistic scope. If they ever got as far as Western Europe, the chances of keeping momentum into the Atlantic and Africa would be slim. I imagine all forces would unite against them and the terrain would decide their fate.
Mongols in Scandinavian fjords, Swiss Alps and African jungles are funny ideas. Buy they would likely have the same fate as the ones on Japanese waters, it wasn't an ideal terrain. Going to the mountainous, forestal and marshy Central and South America would also be even harder hard. The natives resisted the much better armed conquistadores by burning invaders' settlements and retreating into areas they couldn't follow, like Paraguay and the Amazon.
Plus, the lack of centralized government in most of the Americas would force the Mongols to estabilish it from the ground up and develop it without their generals turning natives, which arguably happened with the Golden Horde. After all, if a Mongol General took over mesoamerican civilizations, set up a rich Empire and vassalized the tribes one by one, likely by burning whoever didn't submit and setting up forts, they might just declare themselves independent and live in a luxurious life.
Fun "if" train of thought, but I bet their only long term hope, as proved by the time such dinasty ruled, was using the horde system to conquer mainland Asia, including India, turning it into a bureacratic nation and using the conquered resources to maintain it, develop it to outproduce and win on the technological levels by using gunpowder armed soldiers.
In other words, quickly gobble up all possible territories and resources, cement and legitimize rule, fully develop the resources available and use it to expand further. Kind of a basic Machiavellian idea, easy to say, nearly impossible to achieve. Going as far as America would take centuries.
Yep. And yet they both got crushed by the Mamluks. Not a very good coalition I would say...
@@avithorqi2072 the golden horde were not in the war against the mamluks
Romans : I came, I saw, I Qonquered
Mongols : I came, I saw, I left none
I came, I saw and they died.
We came, we saw and we finished....Finished them from existing. xD
vini vidi vici
@@alyx.2093 what are you talking about?
@@gibetax8477 as in the Mongols did massive retribution by eliminating the people that resisted them most of the time and because they weren't friendly to their envoys in the first place?
Mongol Empire stats:
- envoys killed: 872
- the retreating tactic and crushing the opponent after that: 6931
- going back home (distance = like, half of the world) because your khan died: 54
damn bro, your channel is epic. can't believe i found it so late.
Welcome aboard!
@@KingsandGenerals thank you.
Mongolians: "We are now keeping our population below the views of this video just so you can live,"
We want the Mongol Empire back !!
@Traiano Welcome and so are we...
hahahaha that made me snort
Sadly true.
@@ZZ-ug2bp *THROAT SINGING INTENSIFIED*
A fantastic summary of the early military history of the Mongols.