Age of Empires 4 - Mongols Real-Life Inspirations

The Mongols are a nomadic and aggressive civilization in Age of Empires 4. In the game they are represented from 1000 to 1500 CE. In real life, the Mongol Empire, founded by Genghis Khan in 1206, was the largest contiguous land empire in history.
Their gameplay mechanics are heavily influenced by their history and lifestyle, and their buildings and landmarks are based on real structures, each with their own story and importance. From pastures to Yam, from Dark Ages to Wonder, unlock the secrets behind the Mongols Civilization.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:30 - The Khan & Falconry
02:20 - The Ger & Lifestyle
03:13 - Trade / Raiding
04:02 - Silk Road / Yam (Route)
04:50 - Religion & Ovoo
06:03 - The Birth of the Mongol Empire
07:03 - Age II Landmark - Deer Stones
07:42 - Age II Landmark - Silver Tree
08:44 - Age II - Mangudai
09:15 - Age III Landmark - Kurultai
09:51 - Age III Landmark - Steppe Redoubt
10:30 - Age IV Landmark - White Stupa
11:28 - Age IV Landmark - Khaganate Palace
12:50 - The Wonder
14:24 - Conclusion
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[@CouchTomato87]

So far you’re the only AoE4 content creator to pronounce ovoo correctly!

[@whamenqt]

This editing is gorgeous :D Great video!

[@Kameeho]

Btw, the creator of the Mongol Soundtrack is named: Nature G. He's also behind the Mongol Soundtrack for Civilization VI And also the founder of the band: Tengger Cavalry and one of the pioneers of Mongol Heavy Metal (Folk-metal). Sadly he passed away a few years ago, right before AOE4's release. RIP Nature Ganganbaigal. You can find his music band named Tengger Cavalry if you wanna spice up your mongol soundtrack for AOE.

[@BellaCapilla]

ooooh amaaazing! Already looked into it and liked a lot! :D Thank you for sharing that!

[@Kameeho]

@@BellaCapilla Your most welcome! My favourite works of his is: Horseman, Wolf totem and Homeland song. A fun fact: Chinggis Khan original name was Temujin, which literal meaning is Of Iron, or more correctly; Man of Iron, (Iron is also the word they used to call Metal at the time as they didn't have their own word for it, and metal and iron was synonymous). So in Technicality, The great Khan was pretty Metal before Metal was a thing! lol. Also if your interested in Mongol history and the Khan himself, highly advice reading up on Chinggis Khan history, an amazing story worthy of its own Netflix series. He Didn't start his world domination conquest before he was well into his late 30's. A story about killing his own Brother for survival during childhood, betreyal from his closest childhood friend, and saving his wife from being kidnapped, and as you mentioned, having lived life as a slave and breaking free from slavery, before he even started his quest for uniting all the Tribes and become the Universal Khan. Also if you love Japanese Mangas, there is a really great one called Shut Hell that has Mongols in its focus.

[@BellaCapilla]

Thanks for all that :) I knew about Temujin, I even mention the name in the video, but didn't know its meaning. Awesome! I've read 5 books for this video. I mean, some more relevant parts at least :D The Mongols history is huge and impressive. I had a very good time making this one. ☺ Unfortunately, I couldn't cover everything. 😕 Had to filter a bit so it wouldn't end up tooooo long.

[@Kameeho]

​@@BellaCapillawell you did a great job! Love this kinda videos. Now with the new unique units coming out, can't wait for you doing some short ones covering anything new in the potential future. (Wouldn't mind if you bunched up all the new unique units into one video that would be just as interesting!) Love the soundtrack you chose for this video! Especially the one in the ending.

[@flip-py2ee]

Damn that was interesting! Thank you for this quality content

[@FletcherTime99]

I love this. AoE IV got me into Mongol history. They are such an interesting civ! Please make more videos like this!

[@BellaCapilla]

Really happy to hear you enjoyed it 😍 only 4 civs left now :) but looking forward to new civs and hoping for some Samuraaaai

[@RodHerzstrom]

may the 4th be with u my little padawan. No better moment for the new gaming intro than in AoE vid, well done🍿

[@orangetoes223]

Underrated channel

[@mmmhhh.]

They should add a research tech which enables an ability that turns cavalry unity with bows and add a cool down.

[@thiaray3007]

love the reallife comparisons! Keep it up! :3🤓

[@Orgil.]

2:45 it is called Airag in Mongolian, turkic people call it kumis

[@anjelica_asa5283]

Wonderful video! Mongols is one of my favorite civ =) Thank you for your AoE 4 content!

[@brunomagnusjusto1010]

Amo teus videos Bellinha ❤

[@Ignacio0727]

Always a good video! You are improving every day and it is always very interesting and fun to follow the content.😁😁

[@kaitogama7738]

Nice video !!

[@engacrisnavarro5192]

Amazing video.

[@123Sunwell]

Interesting video! Side note here that the game doesn't tell us that historically it's also Kublai that made the Empire broken into pieces despite that age4 landmark and the impressive expansion of the Empire.

[@FernandoSantos-sz8dt]

Muito bom

[@justriseandgrind6910]

The amount of killings the mongols did was really scary

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

Out of curiosity, what software do you use for making your videos?

[@BellaCapilla]

I use Filmora :)

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@@BellaCapilla Interesting. Never used that one. How does it compare with Da Vinci Resolve?

[@Amadeus8484]

@7:21 what is the background music? :)

[@BellaCapilla]

That would be Adventure by Alexander Nakarada :)

[@Randy7777]

Hi!!!

[@BellaCapilla]

Hiii :D

[@roballister5269]

where's homegirl from ?

[@BellaCapilla]

Brazil :)

[@easymoneeey]

Prolly a good thing they don't teach Mongol economics anymore