I am Mongolian and have seen many documentaries about Chinggis Khaan including the BBC-made one but this one is far better and portrayed Chinggis Khaan as a relatable human being as compared to what the popular art portrays. I think it is because this documentary made by the Secret Nature is based on the expert advice from the Mongolian Academy of Sciences.
Temujin (Genghis Khan) was not Mongolia. Fudan University Nankai University many universities genetic engineering 🧬 research. Temuzhen gene is the han gene of the Yellow River and Yangtze River. Han =Kan is completely different from other Mongolian tribesmen. In the 13th century, temuzhen conquered all the small tribes in Mobei in the name of Han and named them Mongolia.
@@dtan9586 Your argument lacks scientific evidence. Chinggis Khaan's tomb was never found, so there is nothing that proves that he was not Mongolian. He was MONGOLIAN!!!!
@@kts437 yes. He is. Genghis Khan and his family leader all as name” Great Han “( Khan) leader but never call self Mongolia. The real is Mongolia come from after BC 13 Genghis Khan And his family name “Great Han ” conquested small tribe in north Deserts (mobei)then name them Mongolia.
I first met Mongolian people 4 years ago when I traveled to Hungary to do my doctoral studies. Believe me! The most amazing, friendly, social and helpful foreign people I have ever met in my life. I love their culture and lifestyle.
I've had the same experience with them. They are really cool. It's hard to believe that their ancestors murdered nearly a quarter of the world's population and, among other things, boiled people alive and built pyramids out of innocent people's skulls, but they were just a product of the times I guess, life was brutal in Mongolia and the Steppe 🤷♂️
@@RICO_SUAVE_86_ where is piramids, massacred document? No docs! If Ogudei king, Munkho king were not died would be end of the Reptilian's empire. Whole world having money slavery isn't it, now? Mongols tries to end it from Attila/Adil-Same king to Chinggis khaan 2 times. Wash away your brain from *ucking Reptilians!
People have different views of honor. Back in those days especially living rhe hardy life. Loyalty, honor is above all the basics principles until people began toying around with the principles of man and things become schemes and wits
Honour is fake as religion is. back then people had to use brute force to enforce the law. there were harsh punishment like hand amputation because of thief, loses his hand for stealing.
This is one of the most incredible historical documentaries I've EVER seen !! Incredible culture, costume, tradition, history !!! I'm North American but this was an excellent window into the people of Mongolia !!
This is one of the most beautiful and informative documentaries I have ever seen. Magnificent cinematography directed by a brilliant team of superbly trained and imaginative film makers. Truly worth your time to watch this. Thank you very much for posting this video.
The video skipped a lot of many details of Temujen's life. It followed the Secret History of the Mongol quite faithfully. It did not mentioned his four sons, nor his other wives. It was his grandsons who completely conquered and controlled China.
Aside the senseless killing that often frequented back then, theirs was truly the best life any adventurous soul could have asked for. Every day new pastures, different horizons, fresh lands. Free from properties, lifeless things or a specific land taking ownership of one's life. Follow the heart, the wind and the sun ever onwards, grateful and in harmony with nature and the elements. Proudly bearing the name "NOMAD." The grassland my matress and the open star lit sky, my roof. Oh How I Wish!!!
Bro, did u not read history? Why did genghis khan kill? He killed only for in retailiation. So shut up saying that genghis khan was killing mercilessly
No he's not.... He lost against the son of the shah of khwarazem,.... Khalid bin Waleed is the greatest general in history, undefeated and the greatest liberator..... Read about him
Abdul Sameer bullshit, stop being so fanatic. The son of shah of khwarazem only repelled a battle, still the whole area of arab persia got conquered and was named ILkhanate. If Waleed was really that good, then why he let the area become ILkhanate?
The life of the Mongols, much like the Huns before them, was predicated on their horses. Obviously they weren’t the first empire or first people to ever ride and utilize horses, by any stretch of the imagination, but they were the best at getting the most out of horses and using them to their advantage to travel great distances in a short amount of time, not succumb to hunger, conduct swift raids, and become masters of mounted archery. It was integral to their nomadic lifestyle, and set them apart from the rest, allowing them to conquer and rule the largest stretch of land in human history, among other things.
@@danfield6030 no the Huns were before Genghis Khans time. Genghis Khan had more advanced weaponry and armor. I agree that Huns had mongol blood though
Hollywood is exactly it, 100.000 man army there is no way how were they supported who made there weapons there were no factories. The mongols conquered large aeries but not with large armies.
a mild documentary of Genghis Khan. some versions depict him as a very cruel person, others, not so much. for me it doesn't matter, i just like to see Docs' of famous people, and Genghis Khan was one of my favorites and he conquered a large land mass, and armies that wasn't prepared for his type of fighting.
Dennis Mckown I cant believe there hasn’t been a Hollywood production movie on genghis Khan or Hannibal lector but they do when it comes to other historical figures
I'm glad there's some people are also interested and amazed at the Mongols. As good as other empires were none compare to how the Mongols nothing but nomadic barbarians yet they were civilized and went from mere groups of tribes to a large empire
Horse archers are also cool as shit. I have been researching records of their ancestors while researching my own chinese history and all i can say is theyre badass
Oh But you are Wrong ! Genghis Khan Believed in Prophecy and in Divine Right to rule , given to him from the Almighty himself! In fact He Once Said ! You must be a Sinner if not why did God have put you on my Path ! Among other quotes ... Genghis always credited the Almighty for is survival specially as a youth, i recommend you focus your research on Temujin on is infancy were you can grasp he was not an Atheist!
Feathered Gladiator Well every documentary about Chinggis khan based on "Secret History Of Mongols". I would say it has 85% of accuracy but you need to visit Mongolia to feel the history. Mongolia is the most amazing place to be.
Belle Blanch I'm in love with landscape. Tibet too. I need to to these places before my time is up in this life. I feel a connection with that part of the world for some ineffable reason.
Please understand this beautiful documentary has focused only on Genghis Khans 'war or militarily life' and thus makes us feel that everything was so bloody. This must have been hardly 5% of the Mongolian history. If we see or read the rest 95% about this wonderful Nation, which is well suppressed by its neighbours - the Chinese and European forums, our outlook will definitely change..!!
Oh yeah, what a great guy, wish you and your family were alive then to greet him to your country, he would love to see your wives and daughters. here is his quote "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
Europe got very lucky Ogedei Khan died when he did and the Mongol Empire decided to halt it's expansion into Europe. At the point of Ogedei's death, Europe was in serious trouble.
***** You might be right that they never really had a shot at Europe. I admit I'm not an expert, but I was talking specifically about the first mongol invasion of Poland and Hungary. They defeated both these kingdoms with much smaller forces, and I think some historians believe they could have kept moving west if it wasn't for the death of Ogedei in 1241. After this they had to regroup and never really got their momentum back toward western expansion, although they kept sacking Eastern Europe for years to come.
kaguth I agree with both perspectives. Eastern Europe fell to the Golden Horde because the plains terrain was familiar to them, and open game for cavalry tactics. Once they hit wooded mountains: serious trouble. However, one key strength of the Mongols had always been adaptability. Their armies incorporated technology and knowledge from conquered peoples, applied them where necessary, and utilized spies to great effect. It should also be noted that the Mongols held power over Russia and the Ukraine for many, many years to come, and several of the states surrendered to Mongol power. This is speculation, but I'm certain that had subsequent generations of the Khanate desired to claim the rest of the Europe, they would've drawn increasingly from the strategic know-how and levies of local European generals and warriors. That would've needed many years though, to establish loyalty and cultural, linguistic fundamentals between the conqueror and the conquered. Not to mention the products of gradual intermarriage--a fair number of even Russian aristocrats of the 17th Century could trace their origins to the Tatars. But the bottomline is, at the time of the westward push to "the Great Sea", most of Europe was unassailable by the Mongol armies. A consequence of a successful Mongolian breakthrough into Roman Catholic Europe, however, might've been a crusade to reclaim parts of Christendom. But who knows how different history might be?
+Xi Le Don't make me laugh man! We were too busy fighting Hungary, Turks, Egyptians, Chinese and Croatians. Viets, Myanmar, and Thai's were spared because they were already paying tribute to our king and that' a fact!
I'm from Uganda-East Africa. Great was this man. He's our African Shaka-Zulu. Great military brilliance. How Great he was Genghis Khan, the greatest of all generals. Genghis Khan, the greatest emperor of all time.
What is so great about invading. Here is his quote "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
And the sex in a tent is intense .was a rainbow warrior and lived in a tent for five years .dumpster diving and hitchhiking to gatherings .lived the life I loved in tents
What so great and heroic about a sex addicted and psychopathic killer. Enough great to consider women as wealth, kill their men, forcefully abducted them and make them sex slaves. Imagine if this happens to your daughter or wife. Would you tolerate it??
I'm mongolian, I lived in America since I was 3 but whenever I hear the music you would hear on 11:20 I just feel like crying and I don't know why.....
Bro, it happens to me whenever i hear my peoples song's! I am East Timorese and have lived in Australia for 44 yrs. I guess , we are connected to our culture mentally! Everyone, born in another land and raised elsewhere would feel the same,i like to think it's a Warrior type connection! Wouldn't swap it for anything! Peace Bro
No connection No mystery, its natural feelings for all humans, they all crave for the land they are born or grew up, I cry for my native place all the time.
Gorzboy 123, Inherited memories from your ancestors perhaps. I've had lucid dreams were it's as if I body jumped into people in history, fighting the British (colonial era), some of my ancestors fought the British, and then I dreamed I was full blood Native American (I'm part Choctaw) and there was no sign of civilization, all trail, no roads for wagons. We are after all a genetic product of our ancestors that give us our talents and capabilities, and perhaps a few memories.
its your genetic memory boy,DNA..You cant change whats been building through milleniums in couple decades!!!I bet when you see horses u just wanna ride them)))
@@koushikdas1992 no, more like Krishna and those pandavs and kauravs.. More than that terrorist Ram who invaded Lanka and made his wife walk on fire.. Imagine a God doesn't even know if his wife had sex with ravan or not... Then he threw his wife into the jungle and made her live there... What kind of gods u have...
@@dynamitebsb4520 tribal laws?? Everyone knows who a tribal is and who a terrorist is…remember when u used to burn women alive on the stakes for 1000’s of years
We are Proud to be Mongolian. We are also descent of Gengish Khan and we are from Northeast India Meghalaya, Garo Hills District, Great Garo Tribe called "A'chik"
Amaya Nicole That’s been one of history’s biggest questions. Finding Genghis Khan’s tomb is up there with finding the Ark of the Covenant. I learned as a kid that all the men who buried him had to commit suicide right after they buried him so the secret could never get out, and they did. We may never know where his tomb is. I don’t even think archaeologists would know where to begin.
@@RICO_SUAVE_86_ I've heard similar. That all men who buried him were killed by assassins. Thise assassins were shortly killed by another crew. Ensuring nobody knew the site.
Who cares about this s#t hole? Look at his sick mind "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
Before you call him great know his character. "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
Ngeri bro. Untungnya dulu Majapahit bisa ngalahin mereka. Ga bayangin kalo dulu mereka bisa sampe nguasain Jawa dan Sumatra. Abis punah udah penduduk Indonesia
They are not Mongolians but Turkic tribes and there is nothing to admire about a creepy freak Gengis who massacred 90% of the population of Asia and dragged the civilisation centuries back
Very interesting documentary. It shows throughout time nothing changed when it comes to world domination. From Mongols to Alexander the Great and from Romans to USA. It's still the same. Have to say that in the times where communication was very basic (No internet, phone, telly, radar, etc etc) the leaders showed sheer brilliance in organizing and community building, but always failed on over-confidence and the power trip. Tho in present day world dominance is still looked for (USA), it will still not work out. In despite, or actually thanks to, technology etc, world dominance remains an utopia. And that is good. Earth created different cultures for a reason. And it's not to destroy it. Them who will try will fail! Nature stops it. Too much power will finally be balanced by time. But.... The Mongol era, was very impressive. Somehow terrifying and overwhelming.... And only imagination can go where time stopped history. Nice and thnx for the Documentary :)
I think you could add Britain and Spain due to their worldwide influence from colonialism. Maybe China also due to its continual trade and vassalization/invasions of surrounding states at certain periods.
The thing about the mongol empire is they didn't care what gods you follow or culture you align as long as you don't fuck with the Khan. cultural and religious eradication was a European thing and we are yet to truly grasp the consequences of this actions on human history
@@dashnyambayarsaikhan4239 when Tamerlane was buried, his tomb stone was inscribed with a statement to the effect of “he who disturbed my body will visited by destruction”. In the summer of 1941, Russian archeological team unearthed his tomb and sent his embalmed body to Moscow. Very soon, Hitler excused Battle Plan Barbarossa, millions of Russian soldiers died that summer!
Under his leadership, the Mongol Empire expanded rapidly, conquering vast territories from China to the Middle East and Eastern Europe. He was also known for promoting trade and communication across his empire, leading to the flourishing of the Silk Road. Though his campaigns were often ruthless, resulting in the deaths of millions, his legacy as a conqueror and a visionary leader is undeniable. His life and conquests are frequently featured in world history documentaries, showcasing his profound impact on shaping global history.
Starseeds, we Were here.. we lived this time too.. all of it, we've been a part of.. For We, Come to sleep on Earth with a Awakening time to Bring LOVE and LIGHT back to All Humanity with TRUTHS of Their Real Nature.. WE STAND TALL and Graceful. For The Arch Angels Assist us In bringing OM back to Reality. OM shanti. Ho A Ya'i Maru
Genghis would win in a open battle sparta would win in terrain like thermopaly so enclosed areas and in forests who knows uphill mountains I think the mongols
Mongols win, whether in mountains or plains, they had mountain horses, so they can move way quicker then spartan footmen, and bows out reaches the spear, and these archers aren't mass conscripts like Persia, but elites who shot an bow from childhood in the harsh steppes. not to mention how intelligent and adaptable their generals and commanders are.
@@infinitecanadian only to the ones who didn't surrender it was to make them surrender quickly with no losses which is how he was so proficient and to the ones who killed his first as seen in persia/Iran
After the appearance of the first two horseman 'conquest' and 'war' which are Genghis Khan and his hordes. Came third and the forth 'famine' and 'death' which are the epidemic of the black death/plague that basically kills Europe. all taking place during 1200s to 1300s. the horses in 25:55 agrees
@@thepuffin4050 no they didnt defeat the mongols, the tsunami wiped the mongol navy twice. yea talk about the bad luck. Koreans who were in charge of building mongol ships made them not so suitable for sea in purpose some say. small portion of army still landed and fought for days
It is true that the Mongols allowed everyone to believe in any religion. When they went South-West (from Mongolia) they accepted Islam (and 'Khans' became Muslims). When they went North (Russia) they accepted Christianity. When they went East they accepted Buddhism (maybe Confuciusim also) and when they went South (Nepal & India) they accepted Hinduism. I guess they were like a ‘wild forest bush-fire’ which seems to destroy everything but ultimately becomes cause for creating a new life…!
The three khanates of mongols accepted islam and the remaining 1 accepted christanty,they didn't convert to hinduism or buddhism.They didn't conquer india,the delhi sultanate repulsed their attacks everytime they tried.
Plus they were light cavalry mostly and for them to go against similar enemies like Persia and Europes heavy cavalry couldn't do much to keep the Mongols away. They would've been led to ambushes and shot down. Sad, I really like Europes history of crusade and medieval period..... But the Eastern histories of Mongol and China are interesting too. Except china lost.... Most of their books and records during war and pillages from their enemies. Hence I can see why China has afew flaws in their histories.
In Koreans record of Genghis Khan's Mongolian Empire, they controlled over Huns and Turks of Asia and Eurasia's horse back tribes. Either they joined the Empire or faced extinction. Very simple and was real. Korea was only able to hold them back because their composite bows were better reflex bows than Mongols reflex bows. And their arrow tips were stronger because Koreans mixed seashells(calcium and carbon) with iron which made iron into steel. Their records, head on battles proved Mongol's mounted army was well experienced and seasoned warriors. Korea was only effective holding their positions in mountainous castles for minimum casualties. Korea were in very bad shape during 30 years of war with Mongols. But when Genghis Khan had died war broke out between their sons. If that didn't happened Korean race could have been only as history like many many tribes and small nations who went against Mongol Empire. Korea was last nation of Asia offered choice between join or face extinction like others by Mongol Empire. Korea chose war and they fought for 30 years. Mongol Empire lost their best army the real Mongolian main army on the way to Japan in ships. They met angry sea and submerged. Their remains were found in 80's in bottom of sea, all wrecks leaned heavily to 1 direction which looked like unusually strong sea current in sea between Korea and Japan. Because the ships could only sail to Japan in certain seasons they set sail with their best army , the real Mongolian army and they all sank. Then Mongolian Empire lost control over Huns and Turks because they lost the main army that had fear over the other army of Huns and Turks and that eventually led to fall of the empire with works of Chinese corruptions.
@@dynamitebsb4520 Mongols after the war killed people for just fun. Salahuddin Ayubi after winning the war against the Christian of Jerusalem .he was not killing people in Jerusalem many Christian respect Salahuddin Ayubi
Despite it all, it took the clan 2 generations to take down the Southern Song dynasty while every other nation in the world fell to them. Only through absorbing all the world's technology and building world's largest navy in largest naval war then did they managed finally to take down the Song Dynasty.
Vimal Maheshwari I wish Chingiz KHAN.. Would born again and destroy this pisslamic world from it's very root.. which is made from a desert cult called muhammedinism.
+MrCitizenwarrior the moment Mongul invaders setteld,they become muslims.. islam, religion of loot and plunder appealed to saveges of mungol tribes.however it is more likely to see someone like HITLER to born again killing christians than muslims if PUTIN is not he.i dont like Islam but lets be honest chiristianity killed much much more till 1945
darush Mirabby true.. however about mongul. Remembers those Settlers became far and farther from their original Mongol blood line .. Those settlers became muslims after Generation passed on.. They already had Mixed races . not mongol... Mongol belongs to MONGOLIA>. which is still a BUDHIST nation.. Islam canot put it's footstep there..
Not sure if the extras in the video are native Mongolians, but we can still see clear ethnic resemblances with the American Indians which confirms the Indians indeed emigrated from Eastern Asia once. Only they never reached the greatness and everlasteing epicness as their Mongolian cousins
Uzbek，Khazak，Uyghur，Khazara，Tatar，Krimelar，Kazan，these people are also from Qingiz Xan‘s Khanates . the name of his family is Altin Urug （Golden Family）。but after 1400s， Xans and Princes from Ilkhanate、Jochi Ulus and Chagatay Khanate became to Islamic Country，and the Xans after were all muslims. Mongol people married with Turk people，and finally mongol also be the Turks
"The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
@@Merrymanus so what, he devastated the caliphat, the leader of muslims to his feet and his children killed ..the direct descendant of Muhammed on th feet of the Tengris Khan
No man. Stop talking about something you have no clue. His tribe was called Hiad Borjigin. Not a Merkits. And it’s called Temujin. Not Temugyn. And it’s not fucking ghde gist khaan. It is Chinggis Khaan.
hèt succes in het winnen = jezelf evolutiuëren mèt de natuur ook die in jou zit ................ = er totaal mee samenwerken.. jij bent de natuur!!!!!!!. werk er mee samen...........
Great documentary. The recurve bow huh? Sure, I can see me sitting around thinking, you know dry, brittle, inflexible wood makes a terrible bow... so what this highly flexible wood I'm using to make these bows with really needs is.... some extremely inflexible, brittle, dry bone strapped to it.... Yeah, I can see me inventing that bow. -in like NEVER. They say what makes man special is his capacity to invent. I say, - so what makes billions upon billions of us special, is an ability almost NONE of us possess? Personally, I think( if anything) -what is MOST remarkable about the average man lies in his ability to take things he can barely understand, much less invent, - for granted. Surpassed only by his penchant for taking credit for what others of his species do. You know, like how WE won the championship or WE went to the moon... -just sayin...
Rightly or wrongly, most of the world still remembers his name with with awe and respect near on a thousand years later. True legend
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I am Mongolian and have seen many documentaries about Chinggis Khaan including the BBC-made one but this one is far better and portrayed Chinggis Khaan as a relatable human being as compared to what the popular art portrays. I think it is because this documentary made by the Secret Nature is based on the expert advice from the Mongolian Academy of Sciences.
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Temujin (Genghis Khan) was not Mongolia. Fudan University Nankai University many universities genetic engineering 🧬 research. Temuzhen gene is the han gene of the Yellow River and Yangtze River. Han =Kan is completely different from other Mongolian tribesmen. In the 13th century, temuzhen conquered all the small tribes in Mobei in the name of Han and named them Mongolia.
@@dtan9586 Your argument lacks scientific evidence. Chinggis Khaan's tomb was never found, so there is nothing that proves that he was not Mongolian. He was MONGOLIAN!!!!
@@kts437 yes. He is. Genghis Khan and his family leader all as name” Great Han “( Khan) leader but never call self Mongolia. The real is Mongolia come from after BC 13 Genghis Khan And his family name “Great Han ” conquested small tribe in north Deserts (mobei)then name them Mongolia.
@@kts437 Your Genghis Khan was a murderous son of a b!t(h. May Genghis rot in hell.
I first met Mongolian people 4 years ago when I traveled to Hungary to do my doctoral studies. Believe me! The most amazing, friendly, social and helpful foreign people I have ever met in my life. I love their culture and lifestyle.
I've had the same experience with them. They are really cool. It's hard to believe that their ancestors murdered nearly a quarter of the world's population and, among other things, boiled people alive and built pyramids out of innocent people's skulls, but they were just a product of the times I guess, life was brutal in Mongolia and the Steppe 🤷♂️
Mongols are living in Quetta Pakistan as well, very brave people
@@RICO_SUAVE_86_ where is piramids, massacred document? No docs! If Ogudei king, Munkho king were not died would be end of the Reptilian's empire. Whole world having money slavery isn't it, now? Mongols tries to end it from Attila/Adil-Same king to Chinggis khaan 2 times. Wash away your brain from *ucking Reptilians!
@@RICO_SUAVE_86_ Mongols were not murderous at all
Chuck Norris makes onions cry they didn’t, the Ashkenazi Jews did. Victor writes history, doesn’t make it Truth.
Genghis Khan was invincible. There never be like a man marked with greatness as the great Khan.
I find incredible how much people valued their honor and reputation in the past days... Is something we have completely lost these days
No we have no honor at all. None. Nobody will keep their word about anything and lle about all.
@@harrymcnicholas9468 rubbish
I hold honour more dearly than my life. Speaking truth and keeping reputation is the only survival kit. From experience
People have different views of honor.
Back in those days especially living rhe hardy life.
Loyalty, honor is above all the basics principles until people began toying around with the principles of man and things become schemes and wits
Honour is fake as religion is. back then people had to use brute force to enforce the law. there were harsh punishment like hand amputation because of thief, loses his hand for stealing.
This is one of the most incredible historical documentaries I've EVER seen !! Incredible culture, costume, tradition, history !!! I'm North American but this was an excellent window into the people of Mongolia !!
so you're a muricdian?
The most amazing documentary about Genghis khan I have had the pleasure to watch. This was better than most films.
Proud to be a descendent of these warriors.
Prove it
This is one of the most beautiful and informative documentaries I have ever seen. Magnificent cinematography directed by a brilliant team of superbly trained and imaginative film makers. Truly worth your time to watch this. Thank you very much for posting this video.
Watch munkh tengeriin huchin door
The video skipped a lot of many details of Temujen's life. It followed the Secret History of the Mongol quite faithfully. It did not mentioned his four sons, nor his other wives. It was his grandsons who completely conquered and controlled China.
gordon kwok Kublai Khan conquered Samarkand not Gengis.
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I was once in Mongolia. Hope can bring my daughter to visit there again
А был Португальский Крестовый поход🇵🇹на Монголию🇲🇳⚔🇵🇹✝️
Aside the senseless killing that often frequented back then, theirs was truly the best life any adventurous soul could have asked for. Every day new pastures, different horizons, fresh lands. Free from properties, lifeless things or a specific land taking ownership of one's life. Follow the heart, the wind and the sun ever onwards, grateful and in harmony with nature and the elements. Proudly bearing the name "NOMAD." The grassland my matress and the open star lit sky, my roof. Oh How I Wish!!!
Interesting view
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Dude you play to many rpg s lol
Its always senseless killing in all war,it's all about GREED FOR POWER
Bro, did u not read history? Why did genghis khan kill? He killed only for in retailiation. So shut up saying that genghis khan was killing mercilessly
Excellent documentary
Great video. The Mongolian Empire is the most fascinating empire of all time. Genghis is the greatest general in history.
No he's not.... He lost against the son of the shah of khwarazem,....
Khalid bin Waleed is the greatest general in history, undefeated and the greatest liberator..... Read about him
Yes he was. Don't listen to the jelouse Persian above who mentions his overly romanticised Persian general. Lol
It doesnt matter if he lost a battle, what matter is the performance he made, the size of his empire determines how great he is...
Abdul Sameer bullshit, stop being so fanatic. The son of shah of khwarazem only repelled a battle, still the whole area of arab persia got conquered and was named ILkhanate. If Waleed was really that good, then why he let the area become ILkhanate?
@@HaThanh-bu8wz What on earth are you talking about? You must be mistaking someone else for Khalid. The Ilkhanate came along 600 years later.
The life of the Mongols, much like the Huns before them, was predicated on their horses. Obviously they weren’t the first empire or first people to ever ride and utilize horses, by any stretch of the imagination, but they were the best at getting the most out of horses and using them to their advantage to travel great distances in a short amount of time, not succumb to hunger, conduct swift raids, and become masters of mounted archery. It was integral to their nomadic lifestyle, and set them apart from the rest, allowing them to conquer and rule the largest stretch of land in human history, among other things.
Ummm. Your confused about a couple things ...namely that the Huns came AFTER Ghingis Kahn... And the Guns were Mongols with plenty of Turcs mixed in.
@@danfield6030 no the Huns were before Genghis Khans time. Genghis Khan had more advanced weaponry and armor. I agree that Huns had mongol blood though
Wow... better Mongol action scenes than Hollywood
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Hollywood is exactly it, 100.000 man army there is no way how were they supported who made there weapons there were no factories. The mongols conquered large aeries but not with large armies.
@@robertfischer6437 Lol Romans used to lead large armies, Ottomans in 15th,,16 centuries regularly used to muster more than 100,000 men to wage wars.
Having travelled to Mongolia 6 x this video is very well done
History will not produce a warrior like genghis Khan...true leader..
Think about Khalid bin walid he never loose any battle
@@AI-nz3rn ...sure bro I will read about him...I love to learn about great leader's
@@AI-nz3rn Khalid had the luck of never finding Genghis !
@@serenemountain6769 or Genghis had the luck who knows?
I’m the next genghis khan
life very hard for them way back then .. great story of one great leader !
I am Muslim Genghis khan was ruthless my religion has come to peace my hero Salahuddin Ayubi go watch kingdom of heaven (2005)
In praise of Genghgiz Khan (Temujin) History always repeats itself !
a mild documentary of Genghis Khan. some versions depict him as a very cruel person, others, not so much. for me it doesn't matter, i just like to see Docs' of famous people, and Genghis Khan was one of my favorites and he conquered a large land mass, and armies that wasn't prepared for his type of fighting.
Dennis Mckown I cant believe there hasn’t been a Hollywood production movie on genghis Khan or Hannibal lector but they do when it comes to other historical figures
@@bilalthagreat6460 there are several good movies about each of them.
@@bilalthagreat6460 Hannibal Barca. Hannibal Lecter was from a The Silence of the Lambs !! LOL
I'm glad there's some people are also interested and amazed at the Mongols. As good as other empires were none compare to how the Mongols nothing but nomadic barbarians yet they were civilized and went from mere groups of tribes to a large empire
Chinese documentary called “Hexi Corridor” has an episode about the Mongols and Buddhism
This was a well-made documentary. Thank you!
One of my favourite Old empires. Their conquest was not inspired by religious or cultural bullshits, just searching for treasures and war trophies.
Horse archers are also cool as shit. I have been researching records of their ancestors while researching my own chinese history and all i can say is theyre badass
So what? He was a mass killer.
@@FarhanaAkter-y5p Mongol weabees lol, luck they never conquered india
You're a fool...
Oh But you are Wrong !
Genghis Khan Believed in Prophecy and in Divine Right to rule , given to him from the Almighty himself!
In fact He Once Said !
You must be a Sinner if not why did God have put you on my Path !
Among other quotes ...
Genghis always credited the Almighty for is survival specially as a youth,
i recommend you focus your research on Temujin on is infancy were you can grasp he was not an Atheist!
I'm proud to be Mongolian not because Gengis Khan but because of beautiful landscape and kind people.
Belle Blanch how accurate is this movie compared to what you know about the Khan? thanks
Feathered Gladiator Well every documentary about Chinggis khan based on "Secret History Of Mongols". I would say it has 85% of accuracy but you need to visit Mongolia to feel the history. Mongolia is the most amazing place to be.
Belle Blanch what relatifnya mongol n Tibet based on blood line
Culture looks similar
Belle Blanch I'm in love with landscape. Tibet too. I need to to these places before my time is up in this life. I feel a connection with that part of the world for some ineffable reason.
HAIL GENGIS KHAN FUCKER
In Ancient times whoever was strongest, survived. What else did you think would happen in medieval times....✌️
Please understand this beautiful documentary has focused only on Genghis Khans 'war or militarily life' and thus makes us feel that everything was so bloody. This must have been hardly 5% of the Mongolian history. If we see or read the rest 95% about this wonderful Nation, which is well suppressed by its neighbours - the Chinese and European forums, our outlook will definitely change..!!
@Yuri Victorius Genghis Khan and The Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford is probably one of best accounts of the mongols.
Oh yeah, what a great guy, wish you and your family were alive then to greet him to your country, he would love to see your wives and daughters. here is his quote "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
Genghis Khan
Europe got very lucky Ogedei Khan died when he did and the Mongol Empire decided to halt it's expansion into Europe. At the point of Ogedei's death, Europe was in serious trouble.
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You might be right that they never really had a shot at Europe. I admit I'm not an expert, but I was talking specifically about the first mongol invasion of Poland and Hungary. They defeated both these kingdoms with much smaller forces, and I think some historians believe they could have kept moving west if it wasn't for the death of Ogedei in 1241. After this they had to regroup and never really got their momentum back toward western expansion, although they kept sacking Eastern Europe for years to come.
kaguth I agree with both perspectives. Eastern Europe fell to the Golden Horde because the plains terrain was familiar to them, and open game for cavalry tactics. Once they hit wooded mountains: serious trouble. However, one key strength of the Mongols had always been adaptability. Their armies incorporated technology and knowledge from conquered peoples, applied them where necessary, and utilized spies to great effect. It should also be noted that the Mongols held power over Russia and the Ukraine for many, many years to come, and several of the states surrendered to Mongol power.
This is speculation, but I'm certain that had subsequent generations of the Khanate desired to claim the rest of the Europe, they would've drawn increasingly from the strategic know-how and levies of local European generals and warriors. That would've needed many years though, to establish loyalty and cultural, linguistic fundamentals between the conqueror and the conquered. Not to mention the products of gradual intermarriage--a fair number of even Russian aristocrats of the 17th Century could trace their origins to the Tatars. But the bottomline is, at the time of the westward push to "the Great Sea", most of Europe was unassailable by the Mongol armies.
A consequence of a successful Mongolian breakthrough into Roman Catholic Europe, however, might've been a crusade to reclaim parts of Christendom. But who knows how different history might be?
kaguth The Mongols FAILED to conquer Vietnam (formerly DAI VIET) three times: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_of_Vietnam
+Xi Le Don't make me laugh man! We were too busy fighting Hungary, Turks, Egyptians, Chinese and Croatians. Viets, Myanmar, and Thai's were spared because they were already paying tribute to our king and that' a fact!
+Micah Tuguldur
It is history.
I'm from Uganda-East Africa. Great was this man. He's our African Shaka-Zulu. Great military brilliance. How Great he was Genghis Khan, the greatest of all generals. Genghis Khan, the greatest emperor of all time.
Tyrant
What is so great about invading. Here is his quote "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
Genghis Khan
@@satya-7749
The world salutes the CONQUERORS!
Like Napoleon,Alexander,Ashoka.
So why not Genghis Khan?
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Europeans hate to admit they were conquered by yellow people. 😂
You know it's gonna be a well made documentary when they actually got a freaking newborn baby to portray a scene of Temujin's birth.
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great logic!
A man live in a tent. He rule the world.
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And the sex in a tent is intense .was a rainbow warrior and lived in a tent for five years .dumpster diving and hitchhiking to gatherings .lived the life I loved in tents
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Unreal Episode very informative thank you 😊 👍💞😃👍
Wow, that was a really well made documentary! I enjoyed it. If anybody hasn't seen the movie Mongol yet, watch it! It's epic
F. Mazz. That movie is epic. Especially the Merkit battle scene when Genghis gets his wife Borte back.
Better to watch 'Furious' because it doesn't glamorize the Mongolians.
What so great and heroic about a sex addicted and psychopathic killer. Enough great to consider women as wealth, kill their men, forcefully abducted them and make them sex slaves. Imagine if this happens to your daughter or wife. Would you tolerate it??
Costumes,actors and everything very good documentary.
Great documentary well made 👌
Awesome 😎 documentary!
Khan is a charismatic leader.
I'm mongolian, I lived in America since I was 3 but whenever I hear the music you would hear on 11:20 I just feel like crying and I don't know why.....
Bro, it happens to me whenever i hear my peoples song's! I am East Timorese and have lived in Australia for 44 yrs. I guess , we are connected to our culture mentally! Everyone, born in another land and raised elsewhere would feel the same,i like to think it's a Warrior type connection! Wouldn't swap it for anything! Peace Bro
No connection No mystery, its natural feelings for all humans, they all crave for the land they are born or grew up, I cry for my native place all the time.
Gorzboy 123, Inherited memories from your ancestors perhaps. I've had lucid dreams were it's as if I body jumped into people in history, fighting the British (colonial era), some of my ancestors fought the British, and then I dreamed I was full blood Native American (I'm part Choctaw) and there was no sign of civilization, all trail, no roads for wagons. We are after all a genetic product of our ancestors that give us our talents and capabilities, and perhaps a few memories.
its your genetic memory boy,DNA..You cant change whats been building through milleniums in couple decades!!!I bet when you see horses u just wanna ride them)))
Best music, Many other cultures learned from Mongol music, Like me Armenian Turks, chines, even american music has a a riding culture element,
Interesting and entertaining, what a phenomenal man he was.
@@abdulsameer1985 just like Muhammad!
@@koushikdas1992 no, more like Krishna and those pandavs and kauravs..
More than that terrorist Ram who invaded Lanka and made his wife walk on fire.. Imagine a God doesn't even know if his wife had sex with ravan or not... Then he threw his wife into the jungle and made her live there... What kind of gods u have...
@@skibididomp need to know how to reply to virat kohlis and virat hindus...
@@abdulsameer1985 haha, poor Muhammed is gonna go down as a lunatic, don't worry education will rip apart your tribal laws
@@dynamitebsb4520 tribal laws?? Everyone knows who a tribal is and who a terrorist is…remember when u used to burn women alive on the stakes for 1000’s of years
well DONE!!
From Nothing (Poverty and Slavery) to Everything (Absolute Power and Empire Builder)
It is because you are from settled civilisation. Let me guess, Juveini right? It can be seen that he could not understand nomadic lifestyle.
sigma mindset
All hail Чингисхан the greatest warrior 💪 the lion of Mongolia.
We are Proud to be Mongolian. We are also descent of Gengish Khan and we are from Northeast India Meghalaya, Garo Hills District, Great Garo Tribe called "A'chik"
You are Sino-Tibetan Mongoloid not the Altaic Mongolian.
Mongolian was ruthless
Excellent documentary, thank you for posting.
But sadly Genghis tomb not yet found until now...I wonder where it is...he's story so inspiring...I was amazed!thanks for posting...
Amaya Nicole That’s been one of history’s biggest questions. Finding Genghis Khan’s tomb is up there with finding the Ark of the Covenant. I learned as a kid that all the men who buried him had to commit suicide right after they buried him so the secret could never get out, and they did. We may never know where his tomb is. I don’t even think archaeologists would know where to begin.
@@RICO_SUAVE_86_ I've heard similar. That all men who buried him were killed by assassins. Thise assassins were shortly killed by another crew. Ensuring nobody knew the site.
not yet found until now
@Mike Fantasia And did anyone have to kill the dudes who killed the assassins 😂 very interesting story thanks for sharing
Who cares about this s#t hole? Look at his sick mind "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
Genghis Khan
Amazing. No radio, telegraph. Yet to maintain control of a whole continent many times the size of America.
Great warrior and the founder of an empire..
They lived hard lives
They lived hard lives
Tyrant
Before you call him great know his character. "The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters." Genghis Khan
@@satya-7749 what's your point after writing his all biography ?
Great doc!!
This Was very very Good😀
Great movie, thanx u 😍😄😄❣👏👏👏👏👏📽🥂🍾🐘
In Our Hearts We Are One
Crossing from frozen north taiga in Siberia to burning west dessert in Arabia and cool steps of east Europe. They are Mongols
Ngeri bro. Untungnya dulu Majapahit bisa ngalahin mereka. Ga bayangin kalo dulu mereka bisa sampe nguasain Jawa dan Sumatra. Abis punah udah penduduk Indonesia
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And Alaska all the way to south america
А был Португальский Крестовый поход🇵🇹на Монголию🇲🇳⚔🇵🇹✝️
They are not Mongolians but Turkic tribes and there is nothing to admire about a creepy freak Gengis who massacred 90% of the population of Asia and dragged the civilisation centuries back
Very interesting documentary. It shows throughout time nothing changed when it comes to world domination. From Mongols to Alexander the Great and from Romans to USA. It's still the same. Have to say that in the times where communication was very basic (No internet, phone, telly, radar, etc etc) the leaders showed sheer brilliance in organizing and community building, but always failed on over-confidence and the power trip. Tho in present day world dominance is still looked for (USA), it will still not work out. In despite, or actually thanks to, technology etc, world dominance remains an utopia. And that is good. Earth created different cultures for a reason. And it's not to destroy it. Them who will try will fail! Nature stops it. Too much power will finally be balanced by time. But.... The Mongol era, was very impressive. Somehow terrifying and overwhelming.... And only imagination can go where time stopped history. Nice and thnx for the Documentary :)
I think you could add Britain and Spain due to their worldwide influence from colonialism. Maybe China also due to its continual trade and vassalization/invasions of surrounding states at certain periods.
The thing about the mongol empire is they didn't care what gods you follow or culture you align as long as you don't fuck with the Khan. cultural and religious eradication was a European thing and we are yet to truly grasp the consequences of this actions on human history
@Rheumattica And what exactly are you, other than a pompous ice hole I mean.
Based on a true story.
I was in baalanbatar in Mongolia you will have to go over there to understand the history of the real mongols
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It’s not a fucking baalanbaatar. It’s called Ulaanbaatar.
interesting fact, there are more mongolians in china than in mongolia lol
Great king👑👑👑👑👑 Genghis khan
especially fast moving cavalry with armor piercing arrows.
Fascinating 👍❤️
It was the heroic Genghis Khan,who crushed the Khazarian empire-what a great deed...)..!
@Jesse Brennan tell me one full armed war where no civilians die in the process !
@Jesse Brennan so very few across the ages...
21:00 food, 29:00 cool war scene
31:40 cool scene 39:00 cool scene 41:00 Hazara-commander of 1,000 men
Imagine what wonders there would be in his tomb if it was ever discovered.
world destruction
@@dashnyambayarsaikhan4239 when Tamerlane was buried, his tomb stone was inscribed with a statement to the effect of “he who disturbed my body will visited by destruction”. In the summer of 1941, Russian archeological team unearthed his tomb and sent his embalmed body to Moscow. Very soon, Hitler excused Battle Plan Barbarossa, millions of Russian soldiers died that summer!
Under his leadership, the Mongol Empire expanded rapidly, conquering vast territories from China to the Middle East and Eastern Europe. He was also known for promoting trade and communication across his empire, leading to the flourishing of the Silk Road. Though his campaigns were often ruthless, resulting in the deaths of millions, his legacy as a conqueror and a visionary leader is undeniable. His life and conquests are frequently featured in world history documentaries, showcasing his profound impact on shaping global history.
Great history
Thanks very beutefoul video
a mongol archer on horseback was a tour de force
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It would have been interesting if the warriors of Genghis khan would meet the Spartans in a battle.
Genghis would win in a open battle sparta would win in terrain like thermopaly so enclosed areas and in forests who knows uphill mountains I think the mongols
Mongols win, whether in mountains or plains, they had mountain horses, so they can move way quicker then spartan footmen, and bows out reaches the spear, and these archers aren't mass conscripts like Persia, but elites who shot an bow from childhood in the harsh steppes. not to mention how intelligent and adaptable their generals and commanders are.
gengez the greatest of great, i realy respsct him.the centuries cant produce like him.
He was just a evil psychopath murderer who killed innocents' injured, kids, old, and womens
@akhtar hayat Genghis is now rotting in hell for eternity.
Freaking LEGEND!!!! MAD RESPECT!!!
Calm down. He was a mass murderer.
@22joyZz I do not understand.
@@infinitecanadian only to the ones who didn't surrender it was to make them surrender quickly with no losses which is how he was so proficient and to the ones who killed his first as seen in persia/Iran
@@axdde6428 Are you seriously defending Genghis Khan? Might as well defend Mao Zedong.
A superb presentation. Thank you.
Firstly they are unknown nation. The are known as nomaden nation but immediately , they conquered almost half land of the earth.
After the appearance of the first two horseman 'conquest' and 'war' which are Genghis Khan and his hordes. Came third and the forth 'famine' and 'death' which are the epidemic of the black death/plague that basically kills Europe. all taking place during 1200s to 1300s.
the horses in 25:55 agrees
that was great very interesting '👌
Even..China..Japan...afraid..with this troops...!"
True but there was one army led by a general keep defeat the Mongolian army
Actually, the Japanese defeated Mongol invaders off the coast of Japan in a naval battle
@@thepuffin4050 no they didnt defeat the mongols, the tsunami wiped the mongol navy twice. yea talk about the bad luck. Koreans who were in charge of building mongol ships made them not so suitable for sea in purpose some say. small portion of army still landed and fought for days
It is true that the Mongols allowed everyone to believe in any religion. When they went South-West (from Mongolia) they accepted Islam (and 'Khans' became Muslims). When they went North (Russia) they accepted Christianity. When they went East they accepted Buddhism (maybe Confuciusim also) and when they went South (Nepal & India) they accepted Hinduism. I guess they were like a ‘wild forest bush-fire’ which seems to destroy everything but ultimately becomes cause for creating a new life…!
The three khanates of mongols accepted islam and the remaining 1 accepted christanty,they didn't convert to hinduism or buddhism.They didn't conquer india,the delhi sultanate repulsed their attacks everytime they tried.
Constructive destruction!
Mongol didn't convert Christian and russian mongol became muslim and killed many Christian in russia
There are khan hindu in Nepal and India also.
@@A_Shanto you are stupid if you think the mongols and the turks khaganate can convert russian to islam
Haha I like the hit and run tactical in long range missiles weapon of Mongol army and pretending retreat then attacking with ultimate composites bow
their feigned retreat fucked over a lot of armies. the mobility of their forces and their use of tactics must have dumbfounded traditional generals
Plus they were light cavalry mostly and for them to go against similar enemies like Persia and Europes heavy cavalry couldn't do much to keep the Mongols away. They would've been led to ambushes and shot down. Sad, I really like Europes history of crusade and medieval period..... But the Eastern histories of Mongol and China are interesting too. Except china lost.... Most of their books and records during war and pillages from their enemies. Hence I can see why China has afew flaws in their histories.
Don't forget the arrows! The even had whistlers that made eerie that wen used at night scared the shit outa mofo
Still afew good temugyns in Kazakhstan
Loved my stay there
The KING of the kings
no, say this king of the king ruthless
In Koreans record of Genghis Khan's Mongolian Empire, they controlled over Huns and Turks of Asia and Eurasia's horse back tribes. Either they joined the Empire or faced extinction. Very simple and was real. Korea was only able to hold them back because their composite bows were better reflex bows than Mongols reflex bows. And their arrow tips were stronger because Koreans mixed seashells(calcium and carbon) with iron which made iron into steel. Their records, head on battles proved Mongol's mounted army was well experienced and seasoned warriors. Korea was only effective holding their positions in mountainous castles for minimum casualties. Korea were in very bad shape during 30 years of war with Mongols. But when Genghis Khan had died war broke out between their sons. If that didn't happened Korean race could have been only as history like many many tribes and small nations who went against Mongol Empire. Korea was last nation of Asia offered choice between join or face extinction like others by Mongol Empire. Korea chose war and they fought for 30 years. Mongol Empire lost their best army the real Mongolian main army on the way to Japan in ships. They met angry sea and submerged. Their remains were found in 80's in bottom of sea, all wrecks leaned heavily to 1 direction which looked like unusually strong sea current in sea between Korea and Japan. Because the ships could only sail to Japan in certain seasons they set sail with their best army , the real Mongolian army and they all sank. Then Mongolian Empire lost control over Huns and Turks because they lost the main army that had fear over the other army of Huns and Turks and that eventually led to fall of the empire with works of Chinese corruptions.
Thank you.
There is a Difference between the turks and turkic tribes.
how simplistic
Great Genghis Khan
no, say this Great Genghis Khan ruthless
@@Sajidkhan44541 haha Persians crying
@@dynamitebsb4520 not so funny humanity is everything
@@Sajidkhan44541 I don't disagree but were there humanity during war age
@@dynamitebsb4520 Mongols after the war killed people for just fun. Salahuddin Ayubi after winning the war against the Christian of Jerusalem .he was not killing people in Jerusalem many Christian respect Salahuddin Ayubi
Despite it all, it took the clan 2 generations to take down the Southern Song dynasty while every other nation in the world fell to them. Only through absorbing all the world's technology and building world's largest navy in largest naval war then did they managed finally to take down the Song Dynasty.
Wonder why 800k infantry 100k horsemen and they still got beat
25:58 Just some horses, listening to metal \m/
Yeah headbanging🐴🐎🐴🐎🤘🤘
By 1200 the Tartars were much more than just a tribe on the steppes. History is missing something huge...
Love from India to Real Great Khan Chinghiz Khan and the Great Mongols. ❤❤❤
Here’s a crazy fact: there were even European proposals to ally with the Mongol Empire.
If you had not did a sin, the Sky would not send to you punishment in face of Me.
This narrator dude sounds BADASS! I'm wonder who it is?😃
His name was not "Ghengis Khan" that was his title. His name was Temugyn.
Indeed. As told in this documentary as well less than 10 minutes in.
His brothers name was Roberto. He got picked on alot.
you know whaaat? your mouth is a "vagina" not a "duck bill"
Its " Temujin
Temujin
Mongol empire is the largest of world.Chinggis Khaan is genius.I am proud Mongolian.
Maksim Makarov you're Mongolian but you wrote wrong spelling of Genghis khan
Bat Orgil Genghis born ancient land of chinese hann empire so he is a chinese?
LDN EDD nope! British empire coloun",A Mongol empire is the pax Mongolica.The biggest empire was Mongol empire.
Correct.
Chinggis khaan gj bicheh ni zow! Genghis khan gdg chin gadnihan ingej bichdeg. Makarov ur right
Seen. Good natural views
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Vimal Maheshwari I wish Chingiz KHAN.. Would born again and destroy this pisslamic world from it's very root.. which is made from a desert cult called muhammedinism.
+MrCitizenwarrior the moment Mongul invaders setteld,they become muslims.. islam, religion of loot and plunder appealed to saveges of mungol tribes.however it is more likely to see someone like HITLER to born again killing christians than muslims if PUTIN is not he.i dont like Islam but lets be honest chiristianity killed much much more till 1945
darush Mirabby true.. however about mongul. Remembers those Settlers became far and farther from their original Mongol blood line .. Those settlers became muslims after Generation passed on.. They already had Mixed races . not mongol...
Mongol belongs to MONGOLIA>. which is still a BUDHIST nation.. Islam canot put it's footstep there..
Keep up the good work soldiers. If it wasn't for wars, we would be knee deep in people.
Gran hombre
Not sure if the extras in the video are native Mongolians, but we can still see clear ethnic resemblances with the American Indians which confirms the Indians indeed emigrated from Eastern Asia once. Only they never reached the greatness and everlasteing epicness as their Mongolian cousins
Uzbek，Khazak，Uyghur，Khazara，Tatar，Krimelar，Kazan，these people are also from Qingiz Xan‘s Khanates . the name of his family is Altin Urug （Golden Family）。but after 1400s， Xans and Princes from Ilkhanate、Jochi Ulus and Chagatay Khanate became to Islamic Country，and the Xans after were all muslims. Mongol people married with Turk people，and finally mongol also be the Turks
I am a Mongolian. Born in South East Asia.
Here is your 🍪
The greatest of all
He killed 4 crore mulsims moron he was a tyrant
"The greatest happiness is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see those dear to them bathed in tears, to clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
Genghis Khan
@@Merrymanus
Every conqueror is a tyrant.
@@Merrymanus they were mafia that time. Need to get rid of them
@@Merrymanus so what, he devastated the caliphat, the leader of muslims to his feet and his children killed ..the direct descendant of Muhammed on th feet of the Tengris Khan
A born ruler
His name was NOT Ghengis Khan, that was his title. His name was Temugyn of the Murkets
yes if you listen,he said this boy will bear the title Ghengis Khan
No man. Stop talking about something you have no clue. His tribe was called Hiad Borjigin. Not a Merkits. And it’s called Temujin. Not Temugyn. And it’s not fucking ghde gist khaan. It is Chinggis Khaan.
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samenwerken..
jij bent de natuur!!!!!!!.
werk er mee samen...........
How accurate is this documentary?
Not very
Pretty accurate
He did not leave his wife behind, his wife was taken while he was away from home
A Great History
Great documentary. The recurve bow huh? Sure, I can see me sitting around thinking, you know dry, brittle, inflexible wood makes a terrible bow... so what this highly flexible wood I'm using to make these bows with really needs is.... some extremely inflexible, brittle, dry bone strapped to it.... Yeah, I can see me inventing that bow. -in like NEVER. They say what makes man special is his capacity to invent. I say, - so what makes billions upon billions of us special, is an ability almost NONE of us possess? Personally, I think( if anything) -what is MOST remarkable about the average man lies in his ability to take things he can barely understand, much less invent, - for granted. Surpassed only by his penchant for taking credit for what others of his species do. You know, like how WE won the championship or WE went to the moon... -just sayin...
Just saying? Please what are you saying? This is gold!
Map Oldest Emperror Temujin Genish khan😊