What I love about this show is the development of the Janissaries and a glimpse into their organization and how they operated. These guys were feared in the 16th century but overtime they sought more personal power and became stagnant as a result. They were finally defeated by Sultan Mahmud II in 1826.
The one thing I like about MCK is that it fleshes out the Janissary Corps rather well. Already in these first few episodes we learn plenty about how Janissaries are introduced into the Corps and their rules
@@jokesterthemighty227 the janissaries themselves were from thte Balkans , and in the 19th century when Balkans was lost the Jainissaires weren't the crack force of the 17th century anymore
i mean wow amazing knowledge. Dude like everyone knows that except in the start and end times of the ottoman empire Jannissaries were east Europeans. Thats not like Amazing hidden Insider Information you brought here.
@@Decki777 Our DNA is mostly Anatolian with some Greek,Balkan, Caucasian, Persian. Central Asian (Turkic/Mongolian) DNA is very rare, I was born and raised in Turkey, I have seen very few people with Central Asian characteristics.
They are indeed old for conscription. Kids between aroynd 7-15 were conscripted. Actually one of the rules indicate that kids that hadn't grow facial hair were being conscripted.
After the Ottoman Empire, the first tyrant of turkiye, mustafa ataturk wanted to kill all the ottomans, such as the soldiers, elders, and children. Thereafter, he had made the new act of laboring for all the Turks; meanwhile, his people really hated him for what he did or had done. After the death of ataturk, the laboring turks were suspended and then fought against the Germans and Italians for the invasion of Turkiye from 1941-1945 as in the period of ww2. After that, the Soviet Union gave power to Turkiye to become a part of the communist regime from the mid-1950s to early 1992. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the communist regime had been demolished in turkiye in 1992, in which it was the last nation of communism.
we all know the ottomans wiped out the janissaries in the 19th century, but many of their descendants are still alive today in north africa, in libya, tunisia, and algeria. i’m one of them. my ancestors served in tripoli, specifically in a city called misrata, where their mission was to protect the city from the knights of malta, who frequently raided the coast. later, the karamanli dynasty took power in libya, they started arresting the sons of janissaries because of the wealth they had amassed from the state. as a result, many fled to tunisia. This is just one of the many stories of the janissaries who served in north africa
@@आयुष_पराशर yes, indeed. as a matter of fact, the janissaries who remain in libya today have formed their own tribe, named the rumelia tribe, (due to the ongoing presence of tribalism in the country). the word "rumelia" is a turkish name for the balkan region
@@KamilGunes-pd7uf i've noticed that many turks claim the janissaries who served in N/Africa are originally turkish.. but,many families already have names that indicate their places of origin. some are of serbian origin, others albanian, greek, and so on. i'm not sure if there are any of turkish origin, it’s possible. what makes me sure about my family’s origin is the name of the tribe in libya. it’s called the "Rumelia tribe", which is what they called themselves in libya. to be clear, i’m only talking about the group of people i come from originally, not all the janissaries in libya, because there were many different groups. furthermore, many N/Africans today try to insult us by claiming we don’t truly know where our ancestors came from. they make these remarks knowing we are of eastern european origin. that said, i’d appreciate it if you could share a source for your claim. i’m interested in history, and naturally, understanding the story of my ancestors is very important to me
true but we dont make fun of your religion eventhou we know almost everything in christianity is ordered to suit elites needs😂 also im sure you have no clue but jesus is not his real name it was translate to greek hail zues or something like that zues was translated to greek from summerian anyhow hailzues translated to latin and became jesus also jesus want christian nor sent to teach christianity in fact so called christianity didnt start until after his death 300-350 yrs later if you do lil research about ur hoax religion you will see that storties or gospels all are similar with pagan egyptian kings and queens so my friend before you make dumb remarks about my religion go learn ur own religion then compare to Islam but again there are lots of dumb ppl in this planet very sad😅
This is kinda wrong future Janissaries were raised in Turkish families where they were adopted young and little, and then they were taught Turkish and accepted Islam. Turkish names were given to them when they were kids, not when they are adults already, because it doesn't make sense
They were :) - It's just a show - Ofcourse they were armored and wore protective gear during the wars. And to be fair. A Janissarry didn't need armor :D
@@AtillaAtesOfficial Just being curious. Because they were feared even before the use of firearms so just wondering how they looked during medieval times
Milos, who pretended to be injured, was brought before the Sultan by the soldiers, saying "I have something very important to tell Sultan Murad." Milos quickly took out the dagger he was hiding in his body and stabbed it into the Sultan's heart.
They were mostly Bosnians,a sultan mentioned that as he visited Bosnia,he was impressed by the Physical build of Bosnians because they are naturally verry tall and strong,in comparisson of the ottoman troops that are geneticly short as man.
Actually the janissays were entirely boys taken from Christian families. Bosnians are mostly Muslim so they were required to Jon. Honestly they couldn’t join.
high ranking turk ministers generals ulema also put their kids hiddenly in janichery to sacrify for allah rasul s prohet islam sultan ottoman empire and humanity these secrets comes out when these kids dies shahid in battlefields its untold turkish history told by turkish saint sheikh abdul kerim kibrisi head of osmanli dergahi newyork usa .... allah razus ulsan wid our eldérs sultans soldiërs shahids turkish people wid love and regards from a mughal turk 🐺🇹🇷 devlet hind india
What I love about this show is the development of the Janissaries and a glimpse into their organization and how they operated. These guys were feared in the 16th century but overtime they sought more personal power and became stagnant as a result. They were finally defeated by Sultan Mahmud II in 1826.
The cutest thing was when Iskender wore Anastasia's ribbon on his wrist, right? 😍
The one thing I like about MCK is that it fleshes out the Janissary Corps rather well. Already in these first few episodes we learn plenty about how Janissaries are introduced into the Corps and their rules
The cutest thing was when Iskender wore Anastasia's ribbon on his wrist, right? 😍
Janissary Corps*, not Corpse. 😅
they both mean the same thing "BODY"
@@cheesefoodxii3091 one means a dead body, another refers to a military unit, different meanings, different spellings.
@@shembajr Even different pronunciation
@@sirblackrose5293 That is facts.
@@cheesefoodxii3091no the first is subject because corps still alive and the second, corpse is a dead body
This show was better than the original
fax i wish more of these come sooner
@@arush_zyt The cutest thing was when Iskender wore Anastasia's ribbon on his wrist, right? 😍
Which is better, to be a soldier in the most powerful military division in the world, or to be a peasant in a Balkan village?
Peasant
@@bebaagua6383 don't lie
those peasants in the balkans proved to be too much for the jannisaries however
@@jokesterthemighty227 the janissaries themselves were from thte Balkans , and in the 19th century when Balkans was lost the Jainissaires weren't the crack force of the 17th century anymore
Better a man in my homeland than a slave to foreign powers.
Janissaries were mostly all either Greek, Armenian, Serb, Croat, Albanian, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Assyrian, or Slovenian
Some of wallachian too from the tribute
i mean wow amazing knowledge. Dude like everyone knows that except in the start and end times of the ottoman empire Jannissaries were east Europeans. Thats not like Amazing hidden Insider Information you brought here.
Not Armenians or Assyrians.
brruhh the jenesaries were mostly turks and arabs wich is the vast majority of the ottoman population , but the ones who fought in europ were balkan
and who teach them, who rise the order if the jannissary?
mostly albanian and bosnians ottomans. Still got the sword of my ancestors who were part of the corps.
Really? Thats awesome. Mind sharing some photos of the sword on imgur or something?
@@coroso136 its broken in two and pretty rusty. I only have pictures of the one half the other half is in posesion of my granduncle.
How your Family survive the infamous incident in the Mahmud II era?? Sorry for asking that 😢
@@bosbanon3452 not everyone was killed. Many left after being defeated and started doing normal jobs
Really?
what is that music which starts from 1.45
Nice..iskander...they named him same name like Skenderbeg
He literally said he's named after Alexander the Great
@@cba2make1upI know. Aleksandri i madh🇦🇱
he was not a conqueror
9:11 is that guy from Hercai?
@Mercedes Alvarez Thankyou.
The cutest thing was when Iskender wore Anastasia's ribbon on his wrist, right? 😍
How to find this music?
The cutest thing was when Iskender wore Anastasia's ribbon on his wrist, right? 😍
Graz is a city in Austria , so they must be Germans but their names are Slavic , are they some Slovenes living in Austira ?
Name of movie
Series kosem sultan
The Turks are organised and disciplined
Were*
They weren’t Turkish the janissays were mostly Greek boys
@@theemperor3557 Slavs*
Janisarry were from: Balkan Africa middle east and some Turks.
@@MrPixel2000s mostly Balkan and a few Turks. I don’t think they took any Africans if middle easterners
just like German villagers had given their boys to Rome,same system
Anatolians were Romans too, we called ourselves Rum (Roman) before Turks, we learned this tradition from Rome.
@@maiorproposita9957 i know, i am Turk😄
@@maiorproposita9957so Turks are mix of Mongolian and Anatolian?
@@Decki777 Our DNA is mostly Anatolian with some Greek,Balkan, Caucasian, Persian.
Central Asian (Turkic/Mongolian) DNA is very rare, I was born and raised in Turkey, I have seen very few people with Central Asian characteristics.
@@maiorproposita9957 it's also depends on the regions of Turkey right? Easter Turks may have higher central Asian DNA .
Nader said, "Do marde Khorasan do sad marde rum which means 2 khorasani soldiers are enough and equal to two hundred man from rum
Afghanistan are strong but they're never use their full potential due to tribalism, after Nader Shah died the Hotaki Rise
The precursors of the US Marine Corps. ☺️
So true they were the first loyal unit and brotherhood powerhouse core of the Ottoman Empire
yeah from roman legionnaries -> ottoman jannisaries -> us marine corps :)
@@johnsantini3382 they were also the parasites of the empire
@@jt.constantine honestly the janissaries eventually destroyed the empire through their own political infighting
Need to get the title right, its Corps! lol
They had gun in those times?
Yes. Guns were already used in Europe in 15th century.
The jannissries were the first infantry unit equipped with firearms! Since 1390s
Jannisary "corpse" is right if you get me anywhere near these guys
They look rather old for conscripts in the Janniseries
They are indeed old for conscription. Kids between aroynd 7-15 were conscripted. Actually one of the rules indicate that kids that hadn't grow facial hair were being conscripted.
After the Ottoman Empire, the first tyrant of turkiye, mustafa ataturk wanted to kill all the ottomans, such as the soldiers, elders, and children. Thereafter, he had made the new act of laboring for all the Turks; meanwhile, his people really hated him for what he did or had done. After the death of ataturk, the laboring turks were suspended and then fought against the Germans and Italians for the invasion of Turkiye from 1941-1945 as in the period of ww2. After that, the Soviet Union gave power to Turkiye to become a part of the communist regime from the mid-1950s to early 1992. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the communist regime had been demolished in turkiye in 1992, in which it was the last nation of communism.
we all know the ottomans wiped out the janissaries in the 19th century, but many of their descendants are still alive today in north africa, in libya, tunisia, and algeria. i’m one of them. my ancestors served in tripoli, specifically in a city called misrata, where their mission was to protect the city from the knights of malta, who frequently raided the coast. later, the karamanli dynasty took power in libya, they started arresting the sons of janissaries because of the wealth they had amassed from the state. as a result, many fled to tunisia. This is just one of the many stories of the janissaries who served in north africa
Well Adam my brother I think you might have relatives in East Europe. (Janissaries were taken from orthodox xtian families)
@@आयुष_पराशर yes, indeed. as a matter of fact, the janissaries who remain in libya today have formed their own tribe, named the rumelia tribe, (due to the ongoing presence of tribalism in the country). the word "rumelia" is a turkish name for the balkan region
The Janissaries and soldiers who went to North Africa are Turks who went from Anatolia and they have nothing to do with the Balkans.
@@KamilGunes-pd7uf i've noticed that many turks claim the janissaries who served in N/Africa are originally turkish.. but,many families already have names that indicate their places of origin. some are of serbian origin, others albanian, greek, and so on. i'm not sure if there are any of turkish origin, it’s possible. what makes me sure about my family’s origin is the name of the tribe in libya. it’s called the "Rumelia tribe", which is what they called themselves in libya. to be clear, i’m only talking about the group of people i come from originally, not all the janissaries in libya, because there were many different groups.
furthermore, many N/Africans today try to insult us by claiming we don’t truly know where our ancestors came from. they make these remarks knowing we are of eastern european origin. that said, i’d appreciate it if you could share a source for your claim. i’m interested in history, and naturally, understanding the story of my ancestors is very important to me
It's pronounced cor' I think, not corp
Boromir ?
Mayoryty of them was (Albanian Bosniak) and serbs
Lol I thought that dude in the thumbnail was Marcus Luttrell for a minute.
roustam azaaza
He was circumcised. And honoured by the light of Islam.
😅
Better than honored by christianity😊
true but we dont make fun of your religion eventhou we know almost everything in christianity is ordered to suit elites needs😂 also im sure you have no clue but jesus is not his real name it was translate to greek hail zues or something like that zues was translated to greek from summerian anyhow hailzues translated to latin and became jesus also jesus want christian nor sent to teach christianity in fact so called christianity didnt start until after his death 300-350 yrs later if you do lil research about ur hoax religion you will see that storties or gospels all are similar with pagan egyptian kings and queens so my friend before you make dumb remarks about my religion go learn ur own religion then compare to Islam but again there are lots of dumb ppl in this planet very sad😅
This is Turkey trying to display regional supremacy!
Based
They look very eurpoean for janissaries
Kidnapped balkan children would look european, probably.
@@MajesticOak nope they are türk
@@gunowner09 they were not and you knonw this turk
This is kinda wrong future Janissaries were raised in Turkish families where they were adopted young and little, and then they were taught Turkish and accepted Islam. Turkish names were given to them when they were kids, not when they are adults already, because it doesn't make sense
It should be corps not corpse,as corpse means dead body.
417. Beğeni
I understand not using armor once they started using guns but why were they not armored before?
They were :) - It's just a show - Ofcourse they were armored and wore protective gear during the wars. And to be fair. A Janissarry didn't need armor :D
@@AtillaAtesOfficial Just being curious. Because they were feared even before the use of firearms so just wondering how they looked during medieval times
The janissaries relied on speed,agility, movement. heavy armour would slow their effectiveness. That's why they used light armor.
But never didnt show how Murat 1. died 1389.
Sultan Murati was stabbed by a Serb named Milos.
Milos, who pretended to be injured, was brought before the Sultan by the soldiers, saying "I have something very important to tell Sultan Murad." Milos quickly took out the dagger he was hiding in his body and stabbed it into the Sultan's heart.
They were mostly Bosnians,a sultan mentioned that as he visited Bosnia,he was impressed by the Physical build of Bosnians because they are naturally verry tall and strong,in comparisson of the ottoman troops that are geneticly short as man.
What I am uzbek and some turics are tall and strong I mean north turic people
@@giyosbekashirboyev7123 some of them but im telling that in bosnia is a height for men 185cm a normal height and for turks 173-175cm average
Actually the janissays were entirely boys taken from Christian families. Bosnians are mostly Muslim so they were required to Jon. Honestly they couldn’t join.
@@theemperor3557 Bosnians are Christians,as the Ottomans came to the balkan they brought Islam with it.
@@bennieGmotion well if they converted they wouldn’t be able to join the janissary corps.
Ok
high ranking turk ministers generals
ulema also put their kids
hiddenly in janichery to sacrify for
allah rasul s prohet islam
sultan ottoman empire and humanity
these secrets comes out when these
kids dies shahid in battlefields
its untold turkish history told by
turkish saint sheikh abdul kerim kibrisi head of osmanli dergahi
newyork usa ....
allah razus ulsan wid our eldérs
sultans soldiërs shahids
turkish people
wid love and regards
from a mughal turk
🐺🇹🇷
devlet hind india
Corps ≠ Corpse
*corps
Most of theese guys aren't even turks lol, they are all from Balkan.
Of course they were Balkan but they were ottoman and loyal to the Sultan
@@johnsantini3382 loyal because they were brainwashed when young and forced to convert to Islam.
@whataboutism5439 what does that have to do w this
@whataboutism5439 but that isn't relevant to the topic you dingle dong
Sure, what to do, not to do... It's history dude...
Well they didn't manage to submit Montenegro.
What? Montenegro was under ottoman empire until 1876
Corpse …. Hahahaha