BATTLE OF CARRHAE l 53 BC Roman-Parthian Wars l Crassus' Death l Total War Attila Cinematic Movie

[@NedimCanIncebay]

I'm so sorry again for the delay, that video was reaaally hard to finish, I hope you all doing fine in these times. That was impossible to show the injured Roman soldiers with Total War Engine, I know that part would've been better but...:) For the next one, a Bannerlord cinematic battle video is coming! Don't forget to check my membership perks, enjoy! kzbin.info/door/eUbHoBdc6iC2a-AxZ4RRsQjoin

[@ajithsidhu7183]

More pls

[@michaldohnal7028]

To many romans die here

[@PetelliusCerialis]

You know, there were a lot of times when I wondered whether my complete and utter nerdiness in spending weeks messing around with making arrow flight paths as realistic as possible was worth it. This video has shown me that it definitely was, all those arrows coming down looked amazing!

[@magnusthered4973]

Crassus was a fool But also his avenger won because he had the high ground

[@PetelliusCerialis]

Also, random bit of info, Crassus didn't actually have his men form a testudo at Carrhae, hence why the horse archers did so much damage. Years later Mark Anthony got stuck is pretty much the same situation and DID form testudo. He managed to retreat back into Roman territory with about a third of his force left. Not much better, but it helped I guess xD

[@MarouenAK]

the genius of Surena. He made everything possible to fool Crassus and make him underestimate the Parthian army and go to the area designated. He used double agents (arab guides on the service of Rome) to give false intelligence also. It reminds me of soviet "maskirovka". He was without doubt, according to Roman historians a legendary commander.

[@farhanfahimi3657]

Surena was one of the best commanders in iran during the parthian period ,which gained a lot of popularity after the carrhea war,but the parthian king feared sorena's excessive popularity and killed him by conspiracy.

[@wankawanka3053]

Dude has like a single battle under his belt 💀

[@Shahanshah.Shahin]

​@@wankawanka3053 nope he was quite popular in Parthia before this battle

[@dilkhozaimarwat3479]

lol he had conquered modern day afghanistan for the parthians

[@ampm9771]

@@wankawanka3053 In only single battle he Crushed rome. Iranians in that period were born with sword.

[@vladimirjelisavcic3491]

Had a lot of women in his harem ​@@wankawanka3053

[@joaobranco2164]

In Portuguese (a latin derived tongue) we still use to this day the phrase "Erro Crasso" (Crassus mistake) to make reference to a huge mistake

[@dhaz4455]

Same with spanish "Craso error"

[@OtaBengaBokongo]

@@dhaz4455 same with Swahili, crassa mukule

[@hansdampf640]

same with German "Krasser Fehler"

[@SirrCommander]

Ohhh so that’s what a crass mistake is

[@daviramos9937]

Que massa! Aqui no Brasil eu nunca ouvi essa expressão, vou pesquisar

[@DirtTherapyDownUnder]

This is as close as im ever going to get to go back in time and watch epic battles unfold , thanks for the effort

[@buddyboi7932]

This is my favorite cinematic battle so far. I loved this!😍😍

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot mate, I wasn't sure about this one but it's great to hear that!

[@husseinalsharaa202]

I wish this guy has a patreon so I can support him Because what he does is the true meaning of art.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot mate, this means a lot to me! :) Actually I have, but I don't share it that much because I don't want to make anyone feel obligated to give me anything, only the ones who wish to donate. :))

[@rouslant]

@I'm Wasim which muslims? It was 700 years before that useless religion was created...

[@muhammadrafae2965]

@@rouslant in your mind than which religion is useful?

[@rouslant]

@@muhammadrafae2965 every religion is useless, but christian and muslim religions are by far the most useless of them all. You have to understand that before Islam, many other religions did exist with lots of people worshiping lots of random shit. A religion is nothing more than a sect that has taken the power. Nothing more. Free people don't need religions.

[@exadorch]

ROUSLAN Toumaniantz yea, free people don’t need suggestions too then. So you declare your thoughts here to persuade a religious person, also seems like a self worshipping religion which has very egocentric persoective.

[@diakoshapur8250]

We Iranians are always proud to have had a great General like a brave Sorena in our proud history, Respect to all From Iran ....✌🏽🙏🏽♥️🖤🌼

[@sagamaster124]

✨Esta batalla es una demostración palpable de que la legión era tremendamente vulnerable a dos aspectos de la guerra asiática: El caballo de guerra asiático y el arco. La caballería arquera de los partos ANIQUILÓ a las legiones de Craso EN CAMPO ABIERTO. No estamos hablando de una emboscada ni un audaz golpe de mano como la que perpetraron los germanos y britanos, sino la tactica y estrategia asiáticas desarticulando y aplastando a la legión romana explotando sus tremendas limitaciones. La legión no estaba preparada para enfrentar caballería que la rodeara y lanzara nubles de flechas sobre sus hombros. La legión no podía ir ni al frente, ni al costado y menos retroceder...PORQUE ESTABA DISEÑADA PARA ENFRENTAR BÁRBAROS CON CARA PINTADA Y ESPADAS LARGAS. Pero los comandantes romanos y no creían ni por asomo de la invencibilidad de sus fuerzas armadas y abandonaron toda idea de conquista más allá del Eufrates...porque sabían para que fue hecha la legión. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido. En esta batalla se demostró las falencias tácticas y estratégicas de la Legión, falencias que permanecieron inalterables hasta su ocaso. Saludos 👍

[@luxiusilluminus2844]

Too bad he got executed right after LOL

[@crocop6873]

He’s no general patton but it’ll do I guess 🤷‍♂️

[@ahmadnaser8172]

@@crocop6873 he wasn't one of the great generals just someone who uses tactics ... the roman general on the other hand was an idiot

[@davidmurvai40]

He wasn't Persian though. Parthians were of Scythian descent, and had nothing to do with either Achaimenid or Sassanid Persia

[@SmallTownResident]

Wow great job Surena! You nearly outdid me! -Hannibal

[@grimgoreironhide9985]

The same men and soldiers who brutally crushed Spartacus and his slave revolt were the same ones who later got humiliated by the Parthians.

[@dpeasehead]

Yes, that's why Carrhae will always be one of my favorite battles. Crassus forgot that Rome had beaten Spartacus only when its leaders stopped underestimating him and his lieutenants and called the overseas armies home to bring overwhelming force to bear. Surena tricked Crassus into believing that he only had to deal with a short lived arrow storm instead of an all day deluge. And contemporary accounts stated that the Parthians composite bows penetrated everything; including chain mail armor, and that the arrows even pinned the Romans' shields to arms and their feet to the ground.

Crassus army got crushed because they have no ceasar in the battlefield.

[@SponsorShort]

@ what could Caesar do in such a situation? Romans had lost the battle before it even begins. When Crassus trusted Parthian double agents Ariamnes and Agbar and rushed into the flat part of mesopotamian desert which was perfect for cavalry maneuvers. Roman legions were adapted to fight in Europe,not middle east deserts. They were too slow,too stationary and the only fighting style they were trained for was hand to hand combat. They didn't even know you could destroy your enemy without even touching him. They learned this in hard way and I doubt even Caesar could do any better in desert fight with troops who couldn't even ride a horse,let alone fight on it or shoot. Caesar had no chance and that was the exact reason Cassius,a veteran of Carrhae,killed him,to spare Rome another humiliating defeat.

[@ChoongaLoonga]

Looks like legionares were no matach aginst persian immortals

[@grimgoreironhide9985]

@@ChoongaLoonga Umm No. It was Steppe Horse Archers and Parthian Heavy Cavalry. Immortals were gone by this time and revived during the Sassanid era.

[@benc640]

Imagine how utterly terrifying it must have been to be part of that Roman formation. You know you’re overstretched with no hope of escape, and gradually you start to realise that your armies tactics and abilities are completed unsuitable for the battle at hand. Your friends are dying all around you and your commanders - fierce men you have seen remain steadfast in tens of battles - are starting to waver and panic. You hold your ground as best you can and wait to die, because there’s absolutely nothing else you can do.

[@JosephGibson]

@Hoàng Nguyên The thing is, the Roman army was at an advantage at one point but Crassus's greed got the better of him and his outmanoeuvred army got slaughtered.

[@dpeasehead]

@@JosephGibson Crassus was advised by his Armenian allies and local Roman commanders not to leave the river and march his largely infantry army out into the open and largely waterless desert, but he was in a hurry to close with the Parthians. Although he is remembered for being uniquely foolhardy, he would not be the last Roman general, or emperor to be defeated by the Parthians over the coming centuries. They were always one of Rome's toughest adversaries.

[@Phed98]

@@dpeasehead Who where the toughest adversaries of Parthians?

[@alim-xf7wz]

@@Phed98 themselves ! because of their decentralized government there was always internal conflict after death of their kings. Actually that's how they were destroyed. Local ruler of Persia destroyed parthians and created sassanid empire.

[@Phed98]

@@alim-xf7wz That counts for every civilization; I meant foreign adversaries

[@SavageJunky]

Roman death: 20 000, 10 000 captured Persian death: 38 cataphracts... TOTAL

[@magnusthered4973]

SavageJunky war

[@mehrdad5767]

@Ken Penalosa no they were in dezful

[@Ghost-fv4pk]

@Arnold Wilson they might become slaves or executed

[@ericjansen5503]

@Arnold Wilson What ken said might actually have some truth to it. Yes, they did become slaves, but it's speculated that these roman slaves later on found their way east. There were chinese records of them encountering a group of soldiers using a "fish scale" looking formation which might actually be referring to the testudo, among other theories. It's interesting stuff honestly ^^

[@yazar6008]

They were not Persians. Parthians are a different Iranic people.

[@someonenamedemad680]

as a guy from iran, i loved to see a video with parthia armies in it. and as always, i loved your work too. its so amazing.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Greetings! I'm so glad for it, thank you mate! :)

[@Persianchallenger]

Please make a video for sassanid empire wars and romans

[@dand7763]

@@NedimCanIncebay strange that his king killed him after this victory , just because was jealous ?! even Stalin was jealous on Georgy Zhukov ,the Marshal of USSR who defeated Nazy Germany in 1945 ,but after the victory's parade of Red Army held in Moscow , just gave him a new job in a small office of a military base ,far away from Moscow...until pension...

[@allforone5955]

It is actually terrifying to march in arid land, only to see thousands of heavily armoured cataphracts mounted on massive horses and armed with 3 m long gigantic lances galloping at full speed towards you.

[@annoyingmajor7231]

When the cataphracts appear, you know you're in trouble...

[@duxae1617]

2:23 probably first time a shot has ever made me feel the fear an infantryman would against a heavy cavalry charge. Basically, you are going to almost certainly die, thousands are coming dear god

[@tsuki5284]

Imagine the Sasanid's cavalry then

[@sorenathegreat]

Surena was leader of the persian army He was a true legend

[@lastword8783]

Ya its too bad the paranoid parthian king executed him.

[@KingExituS]

@@lastword8783 It's not certain, another record suggests that he was killed trying saving Orodes form an assassination attempt!

[@aramokurdo]

not persian but parthian

[@grifyn882]

ouai mais il s'est fait suriné

[@sinafar8072]

@@aramokurdo they are same people

[@thelofted]

DAMN! This is so good, can’t imagine how long this must of taken for you! Thanks for this amazing video, defiantly cheered me up during theses times!

[@آریااسماعیلی-غ5ي]

Surena the great general ❤💔

[@bobwallace9814]

Archers were recruited from the family while very young and trained for what was considered a highly regarded skilled profession. When captured, they had their middle fingers lopped off so they would no longer be able to pull a bow. When the armies met, they were at close range to each other and a lot of shade was thrown back and forth. The biggest one of all was the archers raising their hands to show their fingers intact. What everyone knows today as flipping someone off with their middle finger came from these archers. Now you can take this to your local bar and look like a genius.

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

JESUS CHRIST will come very soon!

[@lilalali6753]

This is the touch of high culture.

[@petermurray2414]

Ah, these archers were copying the Brits who came 1,500 years later. The Brit archers used to h9ld two fingers up to the French adversaries to demonstrate their power. That sign remains as an insult six centuries later. Languages change but gestures do not.

[@pongangelo2048]

I thought that mid finger was established as to threaten someone using sex.

[@oliverpalmer3088]

I love shit like that, thanks for the knowledge

[@henry_illenberger]

The battle of Carrhae makes the battle of Agincourt look like a picnic.

[@myview5840]

Both battles we gave those french a dam good thrashing

[@louislieb4794]

@@myview5840 you lost this war at the end lol

[@nono-rc3yp]

Henry V has left the chat

[@ajaxcastle9400]

@@myview5840 you need to do some research

[@myview5840]

@@louislieb4794 you burnt the girl child as a heretic at the end

[@kevinmalone3210]

It must've been hell, having all those arrows constantly raining down on you!

[@laithalzoubi54]

3:22 i felt that ouch! between you deserve more subscribers , great job .

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thank you mate, I'm grateful for that! :)

[@abbaskhan2708]

Yes you need more support keep it up!!!!!

[@kdi17il]

they shot him in the nuts!!!!

[@robinaboy]

I think you did really well to capture the true horror of what those legionaries went through. Outstanding vid.

[@ftahmasebi9059]

Beautiful ! Thank you for such a great work. It makes me proud as a Persian. we had many wars with Romans in history but they were truly out smarted in this war. The hail of arrows were merciless and had paralyzed them. Parthians are also known as Ashkani in history of Iran and they were the masters of maneuver. They were swifter than any cavalry. They could fire the arrows at a gallop not only galloping towards the enemy but also even as they galloped away from the enemy, they would turn around and they could fire back which is shown very well in this clip.

[@sagamaster124]

✨Esta batalla es una demostración palpable de que la legión era tremendamente vulnerable a dos aspectos de la guerra asiática: El caballo de guerra asiático y el arco. La caballería arquera de los partos ANIQUILÓ a las legiones de Craso EN CAMPO ABIERTO. No estamos hablando de una emboscada ni un audaz golpe de mano como la que perpetraron los germanos y britanos, sino la tactica y estrategia asiáticas desarticulando y aplastando a la legión romana explotando sus tremendas limitaciones. La legión no estaba preparada para enfrentar caballería que la rodeara y lanzara nubles de flechas sobre sus hombros. La legión no podía ir ni al frente, ni al costado y menos retroceder...PORQUE ESTABA DISEÑADA PARA ENFRENTAR BÁRBAROS CON CARA PINTADA Y ESPADAS LARGAS. Pero los comandantes romanos y no creían ni por asomo de la invencibilidad de sus fuerzas armadas y abandonaron toda idea de conquista más allá del Eufrates...porque sabían para que fue hecha la legión. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido. En esta batalla se demostró las falencias tácticas y estratégicas de la Legión, falencias que permanecieron inalterables hasta su ocaso. Si César se hubiese enfrentado a los partos ,Hubiera sido derrotado y humillado. Cesar estaba hecho para enfrentar a galos, germanos y a otros romanos; no a una verdadera potencia como Partia. Saludos de Perú 🇵🇪🤝🇮🇷

[@SavageJunky]

At the end of the battle, legend says the voice from Mortal Combat said: PATHIAN WINS, FLAWLESS VICTORY!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

lool that one is definitely Flawless O.O

[@herewegoagain1140]

"Only a fool would meet the Cataphracts in an open field…"

[@knightheaven8992]

A Parthian HORDE Ned! in an OPEN FIELD!!!

[@ethericboy]

Crassus was unaware of any Cataprachts; the fact that this portion of the Parthian army were all on horseback was throwing him for a loop which is why he first ordered his Legions into an extended line with Cavalary on the wings but mid deployment ordered them into a hollow square but it did"nt help much against Surenas"s backup of 1000 Camels loaded with extra arrows so they continue the hail until dusk

[@aq_jr966]

Knight Heaven nice

[@Chaiserzose]

@Antoine M You know, he committed the same error in Hattin.

[@stevenleslie8557]

@GiustiziaSpietata actually, Crassus commanded the legions that defeated Spartacus and his gladiator army, but Pompey took the credit. So, I'm not ready to say he was a bad general. Not going through Armenia at the invitation of the King has puzzled many. Maybe Crassus wanted all the glory and didn't want to share it with Armenia.

[@mauromontobbio8522]

Guess Spartacus was smiling from beyond at Crassus defeat and death.

[@ernestov1777]

He died swallowing boiling gold, what a magnificent death for such a terrible man and history villain. Long live Spartacus and his rebellion against slavery and tyranny.

[@OtaBengaBokongo]

@@ernestov1777 Ernesto is a fool. If Spartacus had managed to escape with his army, certainly he had conquered some territory then establishing democracy, human rights, feminism, and gay rights. Ridiculous fool

[@ernestov1777]

@@OtaBengaBokongo What?

[@OtaBengaBokongo]

@@ernestov1777 Ernesto is a fool

[@tsuki5284]

@@ernestov1777 Lmao what? Persians only held slaves in last years of Sasanid's era, while Sasanians were the golden age of Iran, but their last years before arab's invade was full of cruelty

[@yegenek]

Both Crassus and Croesus (Lydian king) had great pride and arrogance, had great ambition for money and wealth, had similar names, both defeated by Persians (or Parthians the latter)

[@Denik-et3ik]

epic !!! And it’s very scary, I don’t have much experience in combat and I’ll tell you it was really scary for me, grenades exploded around the bullets whistling, but this ... It’s completely different and it’s amazing that such fights were real. Thanks to the author for the work. (sorry if I write with errors, I wrote with the help of a reorder)

[@nicholasthuya7683]

His pc after that filming must've Smelt like my bbq

[@YusufKaan21]

Feeling like I watched a really good historical movie

[@johngallagher9151]

Rome II Total War, modded of course. Because Creative Assembly doesnt really put passion into these games.

[@WitcherGerd]

The Battle of Carrhae is also be of the few times where an army outnumbered by the Romans actually won and barely lost anyone whilst Rome lost thousands

[@Titus_Macedonicus]

Yep Hannibal was one of the first wasn’t he?

[@dafaceman2884]

Battle of Cannae was other one worth to mention. What a similarities in the titles.

[@shahesmail313]

Proud to be a persian and have such a magnificent leaders as surena he took revenge of spartacus .long live iran🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@RaphouRS911]

You are not persian it’s absolutely not the same people

[@Twitchinout]

@@RaphouRS911 in 1935 the country made the official name Iran, before that it was known as Persia. Therefore your ignorant ass is dead wrong but keep tryna tell a resident of Iran that he’s the wrong one.💀

[@sir.aliekh470]

@@Twitchinout ok

[@tsuki5284]

@@RaphouRS911 but thet were still iranians Maddians + parthians + persians = Aryans Iran = The homeland of Aryans

[@sagamaster124]

Saludos 🇵🇪🤝🇮🇷

[@NaderKhorasani]

rest in peace Surena, the great Iranian General

[@lilalali6753]

There was no Iran. These were Scythians. Even the general was not a foreighner.

[@NaderKhorasani]

@@lilalali6753 in Parthian era the name of the country was "Aryân", the word had some changes during years and in Sâsânian era the country was called "Erân" , and now is called "Irân"

[@lilalali6753]

@@NaderKhorasani so at that time there was no Iran with modern Iranians. There was Parthia with Scythians in it, if I am not mistaken. Surena was not a modern Iranian by blood. Just like the modern Egyptians are not ancient Egyptians in any way.

[@NaderKhorasani]

@@lilalali6753 Surena was Iranian(Aryânian) from "Sakestân" province(nowaday Sistân province), "Sistân" means the place that many Scythians live

[@lilalali6753]

@@NaderKhorasani if Surena was a Parthian general looking like a Parthian, acting like a Parthian living in a place where many Scythians lived how on earth can you clame that this man was the great iranian general? I think, it is utterly disrespectful against Surena, his own identity and against those nations who are in fact descendants of the Scythians, Parthians. Is it not called stolen valor?

[@TheColombiano89]

The Persian Cataphracts is truly the stuff of legend. Would love to see a movie on them.

[@ebparsa]

The next Persian Empire namely the Sassanid Empire was famous for its Cataphracts. Parthians were famous for their archers.

[@historicahellenistica2762]

They are Parthians, not Persians...

[@ebparsa]

@@historicahellenistica2762 They are both Iranian dynasties. Same country, different tribes and yet same blood. Get some education, kid.

[@mjkhodakhah4483]

@@historicahellenistica2762 achaemenid, parthian, sasanian were persians :)

[@historicahellenistica2762]

​@@ebparsa "Kid" ? Lol i'm 44 years old and teacher of history... Persians and Parthians are not the same people, the Parthians came from the Parni tribes, even if they belong to the big family of Iranian people like the Scythians. Parthians take over the uses of the Achaemenid Persians but that does not make them Persians. I have nothing to learn from you, shut your mouth

[@benedictjajo]

"Good Game, Well Played” -Crassus

[@Dubstepping23]

"GG"

[@aleksandardincic3156]

Imagine beating one of the strongest states at the time only to get executed by your own king,wow.

[@iraaus]

The Persians say he was assassinated by the Romans for revenge.

[@aradsstates9584]

It’s obviously that suren family was strong enough in military and surena was damn rich and after this war he was so much popular so he was a big danger for the king if he was looking for the greatest political power to be the shahanshah of Aryana or iran the king of persians medians,schytians,bacterians parthians and other people’s Another fact that parthians were strong in front of foreign powers but weak in front of internal powers because of their power system.

[@Phed98]

@@aradsstates9584 So a foreign power should have attacked Parthians by internal side

[@apalahartisebuahnama7684]

@@Phed98 that's how Sassanids got into power, exploiting in weak tribal nomad clan based system of the Parthian government.

[@rogersteadman5597]

Magnificent, so real I thought i was there. Bravo to all of you who made this , you are masters of your art.

[@Rouhollah74]

This is very good indeed. Keep in mind though, the horse archers were lightly armored - if armored at all. I can’t be sure if cataphracts were armed with bows or if the notion of “cataphract archers” was even a thing in that era of Parthian rule. What I’m sure about is that the horse archers were supposed to implement hit and run and feigning rout tactics and for that matter, mobility was the top priority; hence the light armor. Cataphracts were shock troops, deployed to instill fear in enemy ranks and break their formations. To the Parthians’ surprise, this tactic didn’t have much of an impact on the Roman infantry as they were professional soldiers. They did however use the heavy cavalry to disrupt Roman testudo formations and support horse archer arrow barrage.

[@Iraniangirls2023]

Whoever looks at the soil of Iran with a bad eye, you will understand this calamity

[@teemuvesala9575]

@@Iraniangirls2023 Romans sacked Ctesiphon couple of times after this though... Which was the Persian capital at the time.

[@sagamaster124]

@@teemuvesala9575 Aún así loos partos no fracasaron porque no tenían la más leve intención de invadir territorio romano. La frontera para ellos era el Eufrates y eso fue lo que al final los romanos aceptaron a regañadientes por la imposibilidad de vencer a los partos en el campo de batalla.. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido.

[@kunovondodenburg3332]

Only 1 dislike..hmm...that must be Crassus ! btw..damn epic movie !

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Hahahah, It became 7, Crassus' son and his bois joined the room! Thank you mate! :)

[@stefanolaz9603]

No arminius🤣

[@theodoros9428]

the others is from the survivors Romans

[@aradsstates9584]

But now some roman soldiers dislike it too lol

[@UncleHoChiMemes]

nope it`s devil now, 666

[@samiremanuel9884]

A batalha de carras foi uma das piores derrotas já sofridas pelos romanos, excelente vídeo!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot!

[@Devoted_believer]

“Greed is but a word jealous men inflict upon the ambitious.” -- Marcus Licinius Crassus. RIP crassus and his noob box formation.

[@milanthapa833]

Scarface92511 why call it a noob formation..

[@dazairampo8823]

Ken Penalosa only that alexander never failed or suffer any losses in all his fights/war

[@dietoxickidthe2nd889]

GiustiziaSpietata he was he fought along Sulla in his civil war

[@dietoxickidthe2nd889]

GiustiziaSpietata and also he is the guy who defeated Spartacus

[@aradsstates9584]

Dietoxickid The2nd they want to show Crassus weak to deny how powerful Iranian empires were,it’s unfair that west never see any goodness in the east.

[@mahdisajedi569]

Alive with the Parthians and Soren, the great Parthian general, I am proud to be an Iranian and a Parthian

[@yangdu7767]

Unfortunately you’re living in21 century, Iran is a piece of shit right now

[@anatolianwarrior1290]

@@yangdu7767 HAHAHAHAHA True 😀

[@rubenroque9211]

A legend story emerged that the Parthians poured molten gold into the mouth of Crassus severed head as a symbol of his thirst for wealth.

[@SweetOne968]

Ruben Roque, that was under Sassanid reign, the dynasty that followed the Parthian empire. The king Shapur I captured Valerian, a Byzantium emperor and pour molten gold into his mouth. At Narqsh-e Rostam, in modern day Iran, in the fars province, you will find a massive sculpture depicting valerian at the foot of Shapur I. I’ve been there and I’ve seen it.

[@32sadi]

1- There is no reliable historical report on Parthians having done that to Crassus. 2- History says that after being defeated in Edessa battle, Valerian was captured and up on signing a treaty Shapur allowed him to go back to Rome. Wikipedia’s account that Valerian died in Iran, is not supported by reliable sources. So, filling his mouth with molten gold could not have happened.

[@frumentarii6542]

@@32sadi wow look at the pro historian right here

[@ryansmith8345]

@@SweetOne968 No that was Crassus ! Valerian story is different, he was captured & used as a footstool for the great king of kings ! Two different stories in two different eras my friend!

[@odinn7597]

Thats for sassandis not partians

[@jamesdashwood6162]

I dont know how many times I need to say this. Amazing work brother. A true roman tragedy this was.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

I'm so grateful brother, thank you! :)

[@comradekenobi6908]

But a great victory for the Parthians!

[@bugzyhardrada3168]

I think back in the day the Romans would've addressed this as a travesty more then anything else

[@zoranznidaric4518]

Roman empire was a big grinding mill ... they deserved this annihilation.

[@AryanXvaday]

And a true persian victory this was

[@traviscole8855]

The audio in this was amazing. I just don't understand why the game audio can't be as good. I'm talking about the general war-cry sound that's going on while the Parthians are riding toward the Romans. If you try to recreate this in game, that sound just isn't there.

[@ieuanjones7615]

I mean at the beginning it's good, but when it's just played through the whole video it sounds kinda dumb.

[@Iraniangirls2023]

واقعا با این فیلم میتوان به بزرگی و وحشت جنگ های قدیم پی برد

[@WarriorMachine117]

THESE VIDEOS ARE SOOOOOOOO AWESOME. I LOVE WHAT YOU MAKE THESE CINEMATIC MOVIES!!!!!!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot, I'm so grateful for that! :)

[@the_eagle_of_masyaf]

Thanks for this video bro,as a perisan parthian much love to you

[@cedricfasel5599]

I love your Videos!! They are epic af😍😍

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Good to hear that, thanks a lot mate! :))

[@Keyhan-c8c]

*Parthia* Is where knights are born. In Persia this battle where later known as battle of the rich lords! *Surena* the richest man of the east vs *crasus* the richest man of the west

[@richypeachy6662]

As i know in iran this war known as confrontation of east and west.

[@hahaaha7400]

Lol at the end their stupid king ordered Surena's execution

[@diadokhoi5722]

Shame what happend to parthia afterwards. Parthians gotten a good beating.

[@amirfarahbakhsh2960]

​@@diadokhoi5722 and while getting a "good beating" we captured a roman emperor in battle :)) . lick your wounds mate. #valerian

[@jamesmanuel8517]

@@amirfarahbakhsh2960 doesn't matter the city was after it's mercy because of their idiot king, still a total lost in the end! 😑

[@SuperTupcu]

Fascinating fighting scenes and excellent battle camera shooting angles! Thanks for your great work! Dostum bu video bir harika eline sağlık ;)

[@NedimCanIncebay]

I'm so grateful for that, thank you! Çok teşekkür ederim dostum cansın. :)

[@michaelochido3244]

from Kenya...As a historian,I have been watching historical battles on you tube ....Alexander the Great at the battles of Granicus,Issus,Gaugamela,the Roman empire at Alesia,Cannae,Teutonberg forest etc.....the video graphics,scenes,background music,battle sounds on this epic battle between Crassus,his son Pebulius against the Parthians is one of the best.

[@chmtashimotup5421]

Outstanding animation . Amazing graphics and well defined .

[@3deltaforce]

0:20 - His name was actually Marcus Licinius Crassus, not Lucinius. Great video btw.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Yep, there might be some errors like that, before the final version there was a mistake like ''Partian Archers'' and changed it but this one I did not realize. o.o Thank you! :)

[@comradekenobi6908]

Fricking Latin and their spelling

[@grifyn882]

on sen bat les reins casse pas les couilles à faire l'ihstorien à 2 balles

[@williamwright9210]

The hours you must have put into this, amazing!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

I'm glad you like it, thank you! :)

[@Iraniangirls2023]

Whoever looks at the soil of Iran with a bad eye, you will understand this calamity

[@Iraniangirls2023]

@@NedimCanIncebay Whoever looks at the soil of Iran with a bad eye, you will understand this calamity

[@Iraniangirls2023]

@@NedimCanIncebay Whoever looks at the soil of Iran with a bad eye, you will understand this calamity

[@snoopyyy_23]

@@Iraniangirls2023 i look at iran with a bad eye. Noe wot

[@aryamehrpersia296]

What a great video. I'm Iranian. I felt proud after watching this

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@zuboy4272]

They fought for achemedia not some clown from dessert

[@donq2957]

Can you make one with Romans looking like Jews and Americans.

[@Kublaioi]

@@donq2957 bruh what?

[@mokyka]

Why? Parthia it was not Persia...

[@md6584]

Thank you Nedim Can that was awesome. I like that. No movie had been made on this subject unfortunately. Such a victories has preserved dignity of eastern wold and showed them that they're not the best and strongest.

[@sagamaster124]

Hay que ser bien ignorante para pensar en esto de supremacias y lo que fuera.

[@sagamaster124]

✨Uno de esos cruciales aspectos que hay que considerar es que la LEGIÓN había sido diseñada para imponerse sobre los enemigos de la cuenca del Mediterráneo y de Galia y Germania. ¿Cual era la guerra que los romanos tenían que enfrentar? Pues la de los bárbaros de Galia y Germania, sin contar la de España o las islas británicas: guerreros que en masa atacaban sin concierto y disciplina y se estrellaban contra los grandes escudos romanos hasta ser apuñalados con los cortos gladius si es que sobrevivían a la andanada de pilones. Sin embargo las legiones por lo general estaban hechos para enfrentar a galos, germanos y a otros romanos; no a una verdadera potencia como Partia.

[@md6584]

@@sagamaster124 keep joking about Romans

[@sagamaster124]

@@md6584 NADIE DESMERECE A LOS PARTOS: TODO LO CONTRARIO, SIEMPRE ME PARECIÓ QUE SE EXAGERE DEMASIADO CON LOS ROMANOS 👇 Los romanos cuando sobrepasaron sus limites: norte de britania, mas allá del Rhin y del Eufrates FRACASARON. ni siquiera pudieron dominar por completo la isla de Britania. Una cosa es hispania (poblado por pueblos salvajes y feroces) y otra muy distinta parthia. las tácticas de las legiones eran tan irresistibles en el territorio europeo gran parte del cual era llano por mas que la península itálica sea montañosa. Donde mejor se comportaron las legiones romanas fue en Africa, la Galia, sur de Bretaña y en Grecia donde pudieron exhibir lo mejor de su táctica y disciplina. Caminaban grandes distancias y combatian al mando de sus capacitados comandantes. Un Mario un Sila un Escipion, un Pompeyo, un César eran geniales conductores militares que conocian las capacidades pero tambien las limitaciones de sus fuerzas. Siempre Roma será la gran potencia militar y cultural de occidente en su época. Siglos antes y siglos después de Cristo. Madre de la civilización occidental que finalmente se volcó sobre el mundo con la Revolución Industrial En esta batalla se demostró las falencias tácticas y estratégicas de la Legión, falencias que permanecieron inalterables hasta su ocaso. ✨Esta batalla es una demostración palpable de que la legión era tremendamente vulnerable a dos aspectos de la guerra asiática: El caballo de guerra asiático y el arco. La caballería arquera de los partos ANIQUILÓ a las legiones de Craso EN CAMPO ABIERTO. No estamos hablando de una emboscada ni un audaz golpe de mano como la que perpetraron los germanos y britanos, sino la tactica y estrategia asiáticas desarticulando y aplastando a la legión romana explotando sus tremendas limitaciones. La legión no estaba preparada para enfrentar caballería que la rodeara y lanzara nubles de flechas sobre sus hombros. La legión no podía ir ni al frente, ni al costado y menos retroceder...PORQUE ESTABA DISEÑADA PARA ENFRENTAR BÁRBAROS CON CARA PINTADA Y ESPADAS LARGAS. Pero los comandantes romanos y no creían ni por asomo de la invencibilidad de sus fuerzas armadas y abandonaron toda idea de conquista más allá del Eufrates...porque sabían para que fue hecha la legión. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido. PD: BROMEANDO? SI NO ARGUMENTA NO LE ENTIENDO NADA 🤷‍♂️. SALUDOS.👋

[@9and7]

Great video! Keep up the great work!

[@ultranium7414]

I've saw someone say "battle of carrhae makes agincourt look like a picnic" In my opinion it makes agincourt look like a skirmish

[@Wolfen443]

The scale of Carrhae is much larger than that of Agincourt numbers wise for sure.

[@finniusii4978]

imagine being hit by a horse galloping at full speed, it would delete your insides.

[@vahabmasoudi2466]

SORENA OH CRASSUS ,HAIR WILL GROW HERE BEFORE YOU SEE SELEUCIA

[@memphismane901omb6]

GREAT EFFIN VIDEO!!! AWESOME EDITING

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@dand7763]

strange that the king killed Surena after this victory , just because was jealous ?! even Stalin was jealous on Georgy Zhukov ,the Marshal of USSR who defeated the Nazy Germany in 1945 ,but after the victory's parade of Red Army held in Moscow , just gave him a new job in a small office of a military base ,far away from Moscow...until pension...

[@Skymaster.47]

Zhukov and Surena were mistreated by their leaders. Musa bin Nusayr is also an example who was a talented Ummayad commander who had conquered North Africa for the Muslims only to be forced retired from the army and property confiscated. He was left to beg on the streets of Damascus.

[@fairclock7929]

Unfortunately

[@historicahellenistica2762]

The Persians and the Parthians must not be confused even if they belong to the family of the Iranian peoples

[@mhah1425]

Completely same people, Parthian and Persian are western Iranian both of them with Median

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

Persians and parthians are like azerbaijanis and turks

[@historicahellenistica2762]

@@Dani2kGaming_GEIR Yes, two separate branches of the same tree

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

@@historicahellenistica2762 then its related to each other

[@he4620]

Alexander was macedon but actually Greek Parthians and Persians were same and Iranian

[@randomshiiitt]

This is so real and well animated!!!! Thanks! Parthians were from where I live (Khorasan) before they took power over Persia They were great warriors and talented and well trained archers They could hit their target with their arrows while riding on their horses. There a man in Shiraz-Iran who teaches how to do like Parthians did Well not that I'm a history nerd but I'm gonna give it a try after coronavirus crisis

[@odinn7597]

Dude they were persian they just get their mother land persia(iran) back

[@kianlakzaee1046]

@@odinn7597 he knows he just used the wrong verb

[@Devoted_believer]

“Greed is but a word jealous men inflict upon the ambitious.”

[@TheChosen2030]

This is brilliant work. Well done

[@TSOUE2004]

Thanks for making this video 🙏🏻

[@wedding.shomal8304]

Thanks to the very cinematic and professional creator and designed the war armor of the Parthian soldiers very correctly

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot mate, I'm glad you like the video and the models! :) (Huge thanks to Ancient Empires mod team)

[@surenhoss]

I hear a lot about military might of the Romans but not much about Iranians (Parthians were an Iranian dynasty like the Sassanid and Achaemenid dynasties who ruled Iran) . The truth is that Romans and Iranians fought many battles over several hundred years but the overall result was a stalemate. The borders between Iran and Rome stayed the same after all those long fought battles but history books are covered with military successes of Romans and not much about Iranians. My opinion is that Iran doesn't get much credit because it's located in Asia and not in Europe! Thanks for the video.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

I'm so glad for that, thank you mate! I'm planning to cover more battle from Roman-Sassanid wars. :)

[@surenhoss]

@@NedimCanIncebay Yes please, that will be much appreciated and with your amazing animation skills, they will attract many history enthusiast like myself.

[@sagamaster124]

✨Esta batalla es una demostración palpable de que la legión era tremendamente vulnerable a dos aspectos de la guerra asiática: El caballo de guerra asiático y el arco. La caballería arquera de los partos ANIQUILÓ a las legiones de Craso EN CAMPO ABIERTO. No estamos hablando de una emboscada ni un audaz golpe de mano como la que perpetraron los germanos y britanos, sino la tactica y estrategia asiáticas desarticulando y aplastando a la legión romana explotando sus tremendas limitaciones. La legión no estaba preparada para enfrentar caballería que la rodeara y lanzara nubles de flechas sobre sus hombros. La legión no podía ir ni al frente, ni al costado y menos retroceder...PORQUE ESTABA DISEÑADA PARA ENFRENTAR BÁRBAROS CON CARA PINTADA Y ESPADAS LARGAS. Pero los comandantes romanos y no creían ni por asomo de la invencibilidad de sus fuerzas armadas y abandonaron toda idea de conquista más allá del Eufrates...porque sabían para que fue hecha la legión. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido.

[@surenhoss]

@@sagamaster124 Gracias. La historia occidental proviene de supuestos historiadores griegos o romanos, por lo que puede olvidarse de la objetividad y la imparcialidad. Las personas que creen en la historia occidental son, de hecho, víctimas de sus engaños.

[@sagamaster124]

@@surenhoss One of those crucial aspects to consider is that the LEGION had been designed to prevail over enemies in the Mediterranean basin and in Gaul and Germania. What was the war that the Romans had to face? Well, that of the barbarians of Gaul and Germany, not counting that of Spain or the British Isles: warriors who attacked en masse without concert and discipline and crashed into the great Roman shields until they were stabbed with the short gladius if they survived the attack. barrage of pylons The legion was unprepared to face cavalry surrounding them and raining clouds of arrows over their shoulders. The legion could not go to the front, nor to the side, much less back. the legions were usually made to face Gauls, Germans and other Romans; not to a real power like Parthia. greetings 👋

[@geraldorford]

The clean up crew has a big job ahead of them.

[@sammy_trix]

This is lit. This channel deserve more subs for making this.

[@shrimpanzee001]

Grateful for the conveniently placed ad by the way , between the two days of battle 👍

[@user-v2eqj8xiz4l]

Iran in past had three major clans (or tribes). Medians, Persians, and Parthians. each of these had big empire(s) in history.

[@panobiektywnyKielce]

Wyśmienicie ,że Partowie rozgromili chciwego bandyte Crassusa i odebrali mu życie. Brawo.

[@AcZe1188]

Man the battle was awesome with nice angles. Captures the feeling of it. Truly a great tragedy.

[@NedimCanIncebay]

It's great to hear that mate, thanks a lot! :)

[@aradsstates9584]

Ac Ze even for persian or iranian like me is tragedy how fool crassus was ,i wish two great powers never had war each other too loose so many lands to muslim arabs in the future.

[@yousefzayabi37]

You know, roman army invaded persians. it means the persians were not the villain. the were defending their lands. plus they were out numbered massively. Even if you wanna make a movie from this, you would not put it in tragedy genres. it's more like science fiction, history and based on true story movie. xD

[@MAli-os2yj]

Tragedy?

[@GabrielGarcia-pg1pi]

Dude.... your work is absolutely AMAZING... I love the way you create a FILM with Total War Engine.... AMAZING JOB!!! I´m suscribing right now!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Sorry for the late reply, just saw it, thank s a lot mate, I'm so, so grateful for that! :)

[@delradia]

Simply amazing this is got to be one of the best vids I have seen in a while

[@NedimCanIncebay]

It's great to hear that, thanks a lot mate! :)

[@Tinhamodic]

Man, it sucks to win an epic battle, then gets executed because the king got jealous...

[@arioavesta7302]

Seems like ,that's what happen to surena

[@s_r3362]

Respect to the mighty Roman army! Like this animation and of course I’m Persian 😎🇮🇹 🇮🇷

[@pedrwm]

Virgin Roman legion vs Chad Persian horse archer

[@mohammadroshani322]

داداش احترام به دشمنی که به کشورت حمله کرده ؟؟!به نظرم تست دی ان ای بده بعد بگو فارسم

[@s_r3362]

@@mohammadroshani322 جواب آبلهان خاموشی ست!

[@mohammadroshani322]

بهتر بگی یه غرب پرستی تا خودت و ایرانی بدونی.

[@s_r3362]

@@mohammadroshani322 آقای وطن پرست اسم تخمی شما خیلی ایرانیه! کیر تو محمد و ال محمد

[@dariush6885]

Iranians (Medians, Persians, Parthians) are not afraid of anything and Haran became the killing ground of the Romans👁️

[@EtonieE25]

Absolutely BRILLIANT editing my friend 👍

[@theprinceoftides6836]

So he formed his troops into a giant square to be easily butchered and slaughtered. I can't believe this is the same guy who outfought and outmaneuvered the great Spartacus.

[@hvinfinity6659]

3:21 Ouhhhhhh, man that's hurt :(

[@NedimCanIncebay]

:(

[@daveass4063]

Right in de benis ×ddd

[@mouadmalcolmx]

LOL HHHHHH

[@Iraniangirls2023]

Whoever looks at the soil of Iran with a bad eye, you will understand this calamity

[@fazaldaftani4250]

no there was no need to attack parthians if you wnat power then you should accpet it is riskes

[@FogandRain227]

Amazing. I know Hollywood is never accurate but imagine if they manage to make an accurate movie of this battle! I

[@SponsorShort]

It would rate R +25, and not recommended for people with heart conditions!

[@simplyfreshandsimplylocal7571]

Loved the video. 2000 years on we havent learned a thing have we. Just better bows and arrows

[@richardconnelly2672]

Awesome video! You make a good director and editor. It's also amazing how far video games have come since I was a kid. You couldn't do this with Donkey Kong or Pac Man lol.

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

The 5000 Romans who escaped really would be blessing their fortunes .

[@chriswilde7246]

Great clip, loads of blood and guts with plenty soldiers being smashed to a pulp!!

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thanks a lot! :)

[@alimaleki9051]

Only 38 Persians Cataphract killed against 20000 roman,ha ha Crasus

[@sagamaster124]

✨Esta batalla es una demostración palpable de que la legión era tremendamente vulnerable a dos aspectos de la guerra asiática: El caballo de guerra asiático y el arco. La caballería arquera de los partos ANIQUILÓ a las legiones de Craso EN CAMPO ABIERTO. No estamos hablando de una emboscada ni un audaz golpe de mano como la que perpetraron los germanos y britanos, sino la tactica y estrategia asiáticas desarticulando y aplastando a la legión romana explotando sus tremendas limitaciones. La legión no estaba preparada para enfrentar caballería que la rodeara y lanzara nubles de flechas sobre sus hombros. La legión no podía ir ni al frente, ni al costado y menos retroceder...PORQUE ESTABA DISEÑADA PARA ENFRENTAR BÁRBAROS CON CARA PINTADA Y ESPADAS LARGAS. Pero los comandantes romanos y no creían ni por asomo de la invencibilidad de sus fuerzas armadas y abandonaron toda idea de conquista más allá del Eufrates...porque sabían para que fue hecha la legión. ✨LOS ROMANOS INTENTARON INVADIR PARTIA Y FRACASARON. Invadieron una parte del país solo para fracasar después. Partia era muy amplia y ahora se sabe que las supuestas caídas de la capital de Partia fueron inventos de los historiadores romanos que inventaron victorias que nunca acontecieron. Emperadores romanos varios solían inventar falsas victorias sobre Partia cuando en realidad los romanos se retiraban del territorio supuestamente invadido. Resumiendo: ✨Uno de esos cruciales aspectos que hay que considerar es que la LEGIÓN había sido diseñada para imponerse sobre los enemigos de la cuenca del Mediterráneo y de Galia y Germania. ¿Cual era la guerra que los romanos tenían que enfrentar? Pues la de los bárbaros de Galia y Germania, sin contar la de España o las islas británicas: guerreros que en masa atacaban sin concierto y disciplina y se estrellaban contra los grandes escudos romanos hasta ser apuñalados con los cortos gladius si es que sobrevivían a la andanada de pilones. Sin embargo las legiones por lo general estaban hechos para enfrentar a galos, germanos y a otros romanos; no a una verdadera potencia como Partia A su nivel.

[@saikoeditz7069]

Amazing! I’ll be making these vids soon...

[@amuktadir1991]

LOVE THE dress sir And M type Attitude Gentleman's.

[@alizamiri5367]

We was 10000 but romans was 40000 😊 Amazing! Great Sardar surena 🇮🇷💖

[@academyparse7098]

Rostam_e_Suren is his reality name

[@Skymaster.47]

Orodes II was a power hungry tyrant who killed Spahbed Surena after the Battle of Carrhae.

[@academyparse7098]

Sardar Suren is wrong Rostam_e_Suren is ritgh

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

آفرین این بی شرفها طرفدار رومی هان سربازهای ایرانی خیلی خوشتیپ تر از این حرفان

[@academyparse7098]

@@s.keikhosro_5555 در اون زمان (اشکانیان) ایرانیان با همین لباس به جنگ می اومدن

[@buddyboi7932]

Now that's what heppens when you mess with an elite persian cavalry force

[@CrèmeTropBrûlée]

Alexander the great laugh from Issos and Gaugameles )

[@Troops-y6h]

@I Em Hoo I Iz Yeh when i saw that was like WTF 🤔

[@yazar6008]

Parthians you idiot, not Persians.

[@mohammadzamanvalypour1255]

@john doe they had the same tactics and the same force before alexander it was just the king of the time was more stupid to take his threat serius and bring them to fight

[@aradsstates9584]

Yazar that’s exactly the reason why you must not from first called our lands Persia,it was always Iran for the people lived in it from first until now,iran is the state and persian,parthian,median and other iranian or even iranianized groups or tribes which ruled it were heads of the state and dynasties or governments of the lands of Aryans ,today the name belongs to the United of more than aryan people which are mostly persian speakers and other iranian groups speak differently type of kurdish,balooch and other,even azerbayjani peaple were turkik but iranian race otherwise iran nowadays belongs to different speaking or even different tribes and races in one nation ...

[@jahmah519]

So many wars & battles its hard to believe there are so many of us

[@princeofpersia6229]

😏😏😏😏🇮🇷❤️😘

[@tagazokam]

Trés belles saturation des couleurs pour accompagner l'ambiance poussiéreuse Plans de caméra "sauvages" et tremblotante pour l'immersion Un FOV pico-bello Des focus bien inspirés La préparation de la bataille n'est pas en reste. Bravo Nedim ;)

[@josephreuben3643]

Earned a new subscriber. Brilliant video

[@NedimCanIncebay]

Thank you both for subscribing and the comment! :)

[@barryboushehri1707]

Great Iranian general, Surena

[@academyparse7098]

Persia is my love❤