How Tang Taizong Created China's Golden Age - Tang Dynasty Origin (Compilation)

[@CoolHistoryBros]

On next week's video, I will be talking about sworn brotherhood (siblings) and how it is defined in Danmei media. After that, it will be a series summarising all of Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel.

[@BygoneChina]

I'm just about to watch, but before I do, I'll quickly let you know that the 'China's in the title is missing the 'C's!

[@CoolHistoryBros]

Thanks! I've just corrected it.

[@conho4898]

A video on Danmei?? Yes sign me up! Please also state where the term Danmei came from

[@BygoneChina]

@@CoolHistoryBros I have to admit when I first saw it I spent a second thinking "What is Hina? Never heard of that before" haha. Anyway, the video was really great! Even though I have seen some of the content before, I still find it engaging and very educational when watching the second time!

[@amoswang1473]

Do you know Wu Youke, a doctor in ming dynasty whom wrote a book "on plague disease" about virus and the contamination??

[@gabriellatsinogloy9665]

This channel deserves more exposure and subscribers, the effort he put on these videos is incredible

[@KingTheRat]

We need more "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"-style games for the other periods of history in China

[@milebalatunovic2064]

Yes game based on late Sui period early Tang would be amazing. It has so much potential... can also cover invasion of Goguryeo/ Beakje.

[@kryts27]

War isn't romantic and battles fought over a thousand years ago, despite their outcomes, may have been bloody and brutal. War is a grim business of politics, not to be romanticised.

[@kryts27]

Hence the cult of the Blue Wolf, I get that as well.

[@ZZZZyou]

I suggest you to see the history after three kingdom and before Tang dynasty, which is very fantastic, compare with it three kingdom is not the most surprised

[@hanchiman]

One reason why Li Shimin is beloved as the greatest Chinese Emperor is that he never betrayed any of his battle brothers who fought alongside with him when he was just a mere humble grunt.

[@kweassa6204]

...who became the new entrenched nobles whose corruption would ultimately take a serious role in the decline of the Tang dynasty. So it's a mixed bag.

[@mxn1948]

Li shimin was never a "mere humble grunt", the Li family was of high nobility rank and was directly related to the sui imperial family. in a way that allowed him to be kind and let his generals live, since he was already their lord before the rebellion and it makes sense he's their emperor after the rebellion, no one would think different even inside their heads. moreover, he himself was a unmatched general of the era and the entire military acknowledge him as such, no general in their sane mind would dare to rebel, and if they did their own lieutenants might kill them first. this is in contrast to the han founder, who was not a noble and had to watch out for his generals who were of noble rank originally and were much better at leading armies than he was and now their had to serve him a former commoner and a so-so general, or the Ming founder who was a wondering, broke, monk, who actually served under some of his own generals initially as a ordinary foot soldier, and he himself might prove to have the merit to claim the throne but his grandchild was never going to be able to keep his generals in check so he had to kill them all.

[@426mak]

@@kweassa6204 Not really. The Tang Dynasty on started declining during the rule of Emperor Xuanzong and by then the of the nobles of Taizong time were long dead. It was the foreign general An Lushan who started the slow decline of the Empire.

[@426mak]

@Rex Caesar Bit of a controversial question. XZ started off as a very good Emperor bringing Tang Dynasty to its peak, but in his dotage he favored the Yang family whose corruption and incompetence lead the way for ALS rebellion.

[@kweassa6204]

@@426mak Look up "guanlong group" (關隴集團) if you're interested.

[@brianfrisbie8106]

This channel has surprisingly given me hope for the U.S. The past few years saw so much divisiveness and rhetoric, culminating in actual violence last year- it really seemed at times like our society was going down a one way path. But the U.S. is so very young and inexperienced in the grand scheme of things. China is thousands of years old, and survived civil wars, fracturing, reunification, and multiple systems of government. What might seem like the end for us is just a drop in the bucket of history. It isn't the government that matters, or the borders, or even the language. It's the people; and if the people can endure, so can the nation, regardless of the form that takes.

[@geordiejones5618]

The Chinese are truly the most resilient peoples on the planet. Even the Egyptians, Greeks, Persians and Romans were conquered by the Christian and Muslim polities. India is impressive too but they never really took that leap to top of the world. Maybe next century.

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

@@geordiejones5618 >Conquered by the Christian polities What!?

[@yuliu2706]

中国对历史的总结是“分久必合 合久必分”、“盛极而衰”，中国不断地经历新生-强盛-衰落-再崛起，也经历过民族间的厮杀和融合，有时候混乱不是结束 是新的开始

[@prestonjones1653]

@@dirckthedork-knight1201 Have you been living under a rock for two thousand years? Christians have spilled billions of gallons of blood in every land they have ever cursed with their existence.

[@Ravi9A]

@@geordiejones5618 lmao

[@ianllanasas2680]

The best history channel haha, the little touches of humor makes it so satisfying to watch

[@mattstakeontheancients7594]

Favorite dynasty in Chinese history. Awesome video.

[@KalecgosMagic]

Since when was Han Wu Di a tyrant? He's the greatest emperor of China next to Taizong himself. He's the reason China even survived as an entity & didn't get wiped out by the Xiongnu

[@shanedoesyoutube8001]

As soon as he started favouring Confucianism above all else Well, it's the Shi Huang Di moment again

[@bonxx5244]

An excellent and knowledgeable explanation about historical legends, events and etc. You worth it, Sir👍👍👍👌🙆

[@MCorpReview]

Juz saw parts of “legend of dugu”. Girls from that family kept marrying who’s who of north zhou, sui, and tang.

[@thechronicler9556]

Li Shi Min was a great man... Except to his brothers.... Although this telling of the story is heavily influenced by the victor in this case. Don't get me wrong the brothers were in a bitter rivalry for power - but it paints the picture that Li Shi Min was merely defending himself

[@ianchen8582]

The victor writes the history, but by all account he did create one of the greatest Gold Ages in Chinese history, if not the greatest.

[@theonlydino2244]

lol he even made the characters breathe

[@tefstepho]

Another incredible episode!

[@igor-yp1xv]

This was pretty cool to watch! Thanks

[@IreneSalmakis]

I would love some videos about the foundation and middle years of the Ming. That period is under-covered on youtube.

[@므-q3z]

공부도 되고 스토리도 재밌네요!! 잘보고 가용!ㅎㅎ

[@Wvk5zc]

Now I understand why we called ourselves Teng Lang (people of Tang) in our dialect

[@kushchronic697]

Im thai and Li shimin was in so many chainese comic and was in jurny to the west comic by tong wang

[@hufe223]

Used to talk to this korean guy about tang and he seemed to believe Li's family was not chinese (because his mother or grandmother side was not chinese). At the time I was a bit culture shocked and didn't expect in certain weird places of the world today a country's history could be interpreted and deconstructed in such ways.

[@samc9725]

Just ignore it. It's just few korean nationalist group.... They rejected by major korean historians and most of koreans. Many chinese think this kind of trashy things is korean's majority opinion, such as "Korean claims Confucius are korean people".... But that's not true at all... most of(maybe 99.999%) korean people know that Confucius are chinese. So most of korean were surprised when china was angry about this conflict. Because korean had no idea where does this conflict even come from. So as a normal korean... I would said just ignore it. Just like most of other normal koreans.... I kind of understand what you had heard. I think they said that founder of sui and tang dynasty was not original han people so it's not chinese history. But as you know... They soonly became han people so it's completly chinese history... And also china is multi ethnical country so it's even not a arguement. Most of nationalist from korea, china, japan....they produce national hatred through each three country. Most of their claiming are wrong or overestimate. You can see many of them in youtube...

[@OK-qe4dr]

The Tang Dynasty was Han nationality, but the emperor's mother was Xianbei nationality.

[@张哲段]

@@OK-qe4dr 李家更像是包衣汉人，后来造鞑子的反功，反杀鞑子，重新推崇汉文化，以遮掩他家族作为包衣的不光彩过去

[@saikuron772]

Li Shimin is one of the greatest emperors who excelled in both the military and the political sides.

[@lenaailenei600]

This reminds me of the series “long ballad “. 💕

[@ystellarmoon1872]

It is based on tang dynasty

[@ystellarmoon1872]

I miss princess changge and ashina sun

[@lenaailenei600]

@@ystellarmoon1872 me too 😭

[@hishot1078]

Fun fact: Li Shimin wore Baekje crafted and gifted armor, and the armor was so shiny and super bright when was reflected by sunlight, giving the "holiness" effect to the emperor.

[@刘蔚-s6s]

哈哈哈😂😂😂百济只是一个小国。 美国人会穿韩国人的装备吗？

[@hishot1078]

@@刘蔚-s6s You got the history wrong brother. All the record books, old maps, archaeologies, atronomy records, say Baekje main base was at Shandong.

[@hishot1078]

@@刘蔚-s6s Also Li Shimin wearing Baekje armor is recorded material. So please go search all your Ming published Chinese fairy tales.

[@hishot1078]

@@刘蔚-s6s 伏聞 東海之外有三國 其名馬韓卞韓辰韓 馬韓則高麗 卞韓則百濟 辰韓則新羅也 高麗百濟 全盛之時 强兵百萬 南侵吳越 北撓幽燕齊魯 爲中國巨蠹 Here already modern people made error about Mahan being Baekje. NOPE. Goguri was Mahan, and see which land both Goguri and Baekje had in possession according to real records that was published by Gori Dynasty, pre-Ming edition of history. Tell me if you can find a single history book that was printed before Ming Dynasty that can deny this statement.

[@tonbopro]

awesome compilation

[@BangladeshiDuneFan]

Good Work. Keep it up.

[@CoolHistoryBros]

Thanks for the support, friend! Appreciate it.

[@christinachen1152]

v nice. entertaing way to learn history tho e names of all e characters a bit difficult to remember. but thanks. it was a fun way to learn.

[@eugenechua76]

Can you do the condor heros legend at the song dynasty period?

[@CoolHistoryBros]

That's the plan.

[@moonsorrow77]

Cool my ancient ancestors dynasty..THE TANGS..

[@andrewtan2894]

The cartoons are amazing.

[@muadibadder3345]

13:35 Nice 👌🔥

[@user-qk8djfb6sk3]

객관적인 역사관을 영어로 공부하기 위해 구독합니당

[@ryanmuhanmadfalah8582]

Why you dont you make a video about li xin i really curious about his life

[@ctwpoco-oy6wu]

Moral of the story. Don't invade Korea.

[@keizoxd5623]

Li Yuan turned Super Sayajin at 11:15 lol

[@pedroantoniorosalesdelamot5428]

I ❤ am marrying a Tang. Pedro and Lhasa forever ❤ mi amor 💖

[@diezero2483]

Tips: ever wonder why there is a certain type of Fish was kept in those typical rational pools in China and Japan? Bounds hint: The name of the fish and Li Shimin.

[@kryts27]

I'm unsure how much this story is fable or facts? However, the Western story of Mark Antony and Cleopatra is also incredible, so maybe this story is factual. Fratricide is common among hereditary rulers.

[@risingsun1156]

每个朝代都有史官记录历史，可能有修饰，但不会相差太远。现在的人看得懂2600年前的文献，因为汉字没有断绝过。

[@tahzib1451]

Flying General? dint he keep getting lost?

[@dunzhen]

Tang Dynasty China was so lit man 😭😭

[@diezero2483]

All Roads Lead to Rome，and there is only one that leads the way back from Rome, and it leads to Tang. Welcome to China :)

[@yxeanget-any]

2:56, if you call those emperors tyrants, you will definitely also call mao a tyrant. but in fact, without the so-called 'tyrants', china would not have rejuvenated so many times after the chaos.

[@samshah7628]

Who is good, who is bad... depends on which side of history you are looking at

[@yxeanget-any]

@@samshah7628 yes, I look at the big picture. those who say mao is bad because he started the great leap forward which killed people tend to be only aware of minor issues. without the great leap forward, china would not have the ability to sustain itself and hence would be exploited by foreign enterprises if China opened up so soon. the great leap forward directly led to the rapid development of China today.

[@kryts27]

A women commanding even a peasant army in China?? Extraordinary.

[@npoon16]

I would love to have your timeline! Is there a way i could download it into a document?

[@BestThorns]

Because of the strength of the Han and Tang Dynasties, overseas Chinese were called Han or Tang, as well as Chinatown（Tang Street）

[@lyhthegreat]

2:57 han wudi is considered a tyrant? I've always heard people singing praises about him bring a golden age to china unlike qin shi huang..

[@chizhang4369]

He’s kind of both a talented ruler and a tyrant that killed many. Many said that has he not change his way after losing his crown prince, Han dynasty would likely be finished after his death

[@mxn1948]

he was very much a tyrant. that said, being a tyrant doesn't mean you cant do things for the nation that will last and be praised for thousands of years. He beat back the xiongnu, made china the undisputed hegemon of their known world, expanded chinese territory massively and most of it is still chinese territory to this day. but to accomplish all this, he centralized a lot of the power and raised taxes/invented new taxes to almost unbearable levels, the citizens starved while he channeled the grains to the military, it was said that 1 in 20 people in the empire was a refugee during his rule, the country gained much land but lost a bunch of population. He himself, in his old age, even thought what he did was excessive and issued a imperial edict expressing his remorse. btw, qin shi huang is also praised by many, not for his tyranny, but for uniting the nation, bringing a single written language and standardized weights, roads, cart sizes etc. this is credited for helping keep china together for the last few thousand years and so praised despite the brutal methods with which he accomplished it. This thinking extends to mao today. he brought the country together and out of ww2, his decision to intervene in korea made china a great power in the region by showing that they could push the us led un to a stalemate. and despite his two major failure, the GLF and cultural revolution, he is still thought of as being ultimately beneficial for the country. Deng himself even said mao was 30% bad and 70% good for the country.

[@hidefreek6905]

Let's be clear All the greats are tyrants themselves because, for the greatness of their kingdom, They kill all who challenge it. Han WuDi was a wise ruler who did good and evil for the survival of his empire. [And later his empress cause chaos in the empire and his descendants start to rebuild the empire and beating Xiongnu later]

[@shanedoesyoutube8001]

@@hidefreek6905 to be fair, true Another example, what the fuk did Julius Caesar do for the Roman Republic, hm???

[@yulusleonard985]

@@shanedoesyoutube8001 Destroying existing already broken political order and turn it into empire.

[@TKUltra971]

24:34 So troubled and afraid he turned the whole horse around to finish his thought. LOLOL!

[@CARL_093]

follow up on the korean videos

[@udaykrishna4521]

Do u know that the founder of zen buddhism is bodhidharma an south indian came to china and also teached kung fu

[@lyhthegreat]

i think most chinese people knows that, he's known as Dámó in chinese and japanese people even have something called the daruma which is based off Bodhidharma..iirc there's like a couple of chinese shows about him in the past i think..

[@420skidrow]

wow Li shi min mandate of heaven

[@AlexVictorianus]

But wasn’t the success of Tang partially boosted by the Sui Grand Canal infrastructure project? Although the project was ruthless and inhumane

[@Daron7181]

This animated Yang Guang/Emperor Sun has the perfect “resting assh*le face.” if I ever saw one.

[@KagroshTV]

boosting the algorythm *boost*

[@giraipiano8101]

Bro Where are you from ? What is your nationality?

[@isupportjusticeandtoleranc2178]

I love him so much he brought wu zetian to court 😍😍

[@shishkabobby]

This reminds me of Napoleon's ill fated march on Moscow. A massive army grinds to a stop and suffers when winter comes.

[@darksidegalaxy4775]

Triad ( where’s my love story)(UO) don’t even do anything

[@iljagaimovic9166]

Poor simple people who got involved in aristocracy fighting 😢

[@kryts27]

Guanxi, translated means family connections. It's a bit more important in China than elsewhere. This is both good and bad 😂

[@yancysiu]

如果他不心狠手辣殺了他的兩個敵對兄弟，恐怕他可能被殺，歷史也不會出現唐太宗的統治盛世：貞觀之治。

[@fisherzahari2689]

It's like Qin and Liu Bang moment again.. just the differences are the Emperor was a dumbass and Li Yuan was not a scoundrel

[@ianchen8582]

No one really cares about Li Yuan tbh

[@ninjaluc79]

3:08 Eulji Mundeok laughs at Sui's million man army and RELEASED THE RIVER on them. 7:30 Reminds me of Fitcher from Suikoden 2. Cowardly yet a smooth operator behind the scenes. 8:08 I hope Princess Pingyang gets her own separate video soon.

[@nomanor7987]

Li Yuan has been given a bad rap

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

Holy crap, there was a _Tibetan Empire?_

[@TomMorrison-cc6xw]

Yup. Pretty powerful too. There's KZbin vids on it, check 'em out

[@user-sx5dj6eb5y]

19:00

[@lyhthegreat]

43:58 lol korea's gilgamesh

[@iFreeThink]

Like all I want to do is mess with people in this body/world.

[@emmapinn5216]

Algorithm support comment

[@Wuzetien]

At first, I was put off by the accent. Now, I am addicted.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Weren’t they Tuoba origin ?

[@whitefrostfilene3580]

li family was a noble in tuoba xianbei ruled northern wei dynasty, and they were once grant xianbei name, but the family itself was han chinese. the thing is they intermarry with the xianbei nobles very often, but mainly maternally. Anyway, most importantly, the Li family still see themselve as the longxi noble han chinese.

[@hagongda123]

china's golden age is spring-autumn era

[@dunzhen]

China had several golden ages which makes it distinctly unique. Most only have one or none at all. China has its cycles of ups and downs, and even now we're in the first 40 years of a new golden age :)

[@mmorpg9564]

Lost a C

[@CoolHistoryBros]

Thanks! I've just corrected it.

[@sandvichbros1659]

Actually, first since you type fist.

[@AbqDez]

+

[@Thecircustapes]

"How taizong made china's golden age" (laughs in wu zetian)

[@DrunkenMagpie]

35:18 Hol' up, this gay?

[@halfmanhuang2029]

Once again, Goguryeo are not Koreans.

[@JamesL0717]

Yes they are.

[@사람-u9p7o]

Haha Stop distort history🤣 Goguryeo are korean~

[@samc9725]

(which also called as Goryeo) B.C. 37 ~ 668, capital city: Pyongyang(which is now north korea capital city) (same country name with early one) 918 ~ 1392 capital city: Gaegyeong(city of north korea between seoul and Pyongyang) Korea (which is from the word "Goryeo") Samguksagi [The history of three kingdom, (Goguryeo, Baekjae, Silla)] Made at 1145 = the oldest remaining korean history book. Samgukyusa [Overlooked Historical Records of the Three Korean Kingdoms(Goguryeo, Baekjae, Silla)] Made at 1281 =another remaining Korean historybook(mythical included)

[@shrektheintelllectual3615]

goguryeo is definately korean. thats where the word korea comes from

[@halfmanhuang2029]

@@shrektheintelllectual3615 The word Korea was from the Kingdom Koryo, Goguryeo and Koryo were two different kingdoms, ancestors of Koryo was slaves and southern barbarians of Goguryeo, and the royal family of Goguryeo and major population were all pure Chinese, name and family root all very clear. I think you should watch more serious history but not Korean nationalists' imagination. Actually it was Tang Dynasty conquered the Goguryeo and left, made the Kingdom of Silla in the south annexed the whole peninsula to be the Kingdom of Koryo.

[@dranelzenitram8196]

They can't defeat Goguryeo if Tang doesn't ally to Silla

[@alexlan8770]

Everything is for containment，The Tang troop dispatch was not so active, just like someone we know today

[@ost8123]

bullshit. silla was nothing at all.

[@samc9725]

@@ost8123 another chinese nationalist.

[@lolguy00]

fist

[@bastardofthecentury]

Nice fist

[@naxingdiu]

I think you made a mistake in the video, Goguryeo was in the northeast of what is now China and part of North Korea, and was founded by the northern Chinese people, not just North Korea, where Goryeo is the native country

[@matherSToddd]

Actually you are the result of the CCP's Northeast project which Chinese launched due to claim their neighbor nation's history and culture as their own. So actually you made a mistake by confusing ancient Korean kingdom as your country. Hope it helped my bro! 🙂

[@9741jack]

As a Chinese History student who born in Hong Kong, I can told you that Tang isn't the golden age, Wu Zhou (The time of Wu ZeTian) is the golden age. Li ShiMin toke all the credit from other emperors. Wu Zhou is Wu Zhou, Tang is Tang, it's different.

[@ianchen8582]

you need to study history again then, Wu ZeTian came to power after Tang Taizong died, how can he affect what was written in history after he's already gone, in fact, she more likely took credit of some of his accomplishments, unless you're implying that their descendants decided to give Tang Taizong all the credits?

[@9741jack]

@Ian Chen First of all, not from Li ShiMin, the credit is from Li Zhi, Li Zhi's empire size is bigger than Li ShiMin, so as his work on the politics, Li Zhi rule Tang empire with Wu ZeTian together, history called as "二聖". Second, in Chinese history, yes, you can count. is one of Tang, but in professional terms of history, she changes the nianhao(年號), and the name of the empire is tactically taking over the whole empire, which is a new kingdom. However, after Wu ZeTian died, she gave back the rulership to the Tang family so we could have the emperors like Tang XuanZong in Tang. First Li ShiMin, and then Li Zhi, and then Li Zhi+WuZeTian, then Wu ZeTian, at last she died, Tang emperors again. (p.s. Li ShiMin and Song TaiZong did change the detail in the history records(史書) of the time)

[@AlexVictorianus]

41:56 North Korea was good at repressions, even back then

[@사람-u9p7o]

Why does China constantly distort history as Goguryeo is China even though it has a wonderful country called Tang?

[@斩斩杀]

没人说高句丽是中国的，我们也不想承认高句丽棒子是中国朝代

[@drswag0076]

Markiplier is part Korean and he's faced worse than Sui soldiers which comprises of haunted animatronics, a immortal Prussian baron, a few psychos here and there and even Slenderman himself. such as the life of a letsplayer. what you think faced all that in real life?

[@martinpissano6325]

childish cartoon

[@tone8604]

Over 70% of China can trace their roots to Africa. The earliest dynasties we're dark Asiatic people one of the first formed tribes out of Africa alongside the Indians. The Great Wall was started to keep nomadic tribes out but there we're black people with the nomads called Berbers or today known as Moor's. They also led Europe out of the Renaissance with knowledge taken from China. The only thing that I can say is I wish you made Ta darker.

[@morningcalmrisingsun]

ANSI is pronounced AHN SHE it was Goguryo's city, they didn't speak Chinese so you shouldn't pronounce it in a Chinese way. It was proven that Goguryo''s language is most similar to the other Korean states.

[@Gojifann]

Sui is basically the mid imperial era version of Qin

[@hiimryan2388]

Nah, the qin was actually competent

[@Gojifann]

@@hiimryan2388 yeah for like 15 years before their only emperor of any importance died of his own ignorance immediately prompting a court takeover and implosion At least the Sui existed for over 20 years

[@realname4401]

@@Gojifann Not even comparable, Qin created the massive bureaucratic structure that would define China and the entire region. Sui gave us standardized exams.

[@lagrangewei]

@@Gojifann you talk as if the Qin never existed before it conquer the other states. Qin lasted 7 centuries with 36 rulers...

[@Gojifann]

@@lagrangewei this is a 2 year old comment and I was talking about the Dynasty of Qin not the preceeding kingdom

[@user-sx5dj6eb5y]

16:00

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

"No path is solitary, we all tread across other people’s beginnings and ends" - Ma Jian

[@pjfairchild6670]

This I will teach

[@kryts27]

Especially if you are ruler. It's called politics

[@patrickhows1482]

I hope you are going to follow his excellent video with one on Taizong's concubine who ended up as the Empress Wu, giving her credit where credit is due.

[@TheCarlme1]

Wow this is the historical backdrop of The Long Ballad!

[@TheAtlasReview]

It's a shame so much Chinese history has been absent from western pop culture, but it's great that channels like this help fix that. I hope the same happens with Indian culture soon, too.

[@udaykrishna4521]

Leave her. The caste system came in portugesee rule before that there is no caste. The largest vishnu temple in cambodia. Siddartha gautama buddha is a kshytria king. He enlighted buddha never told start a new religion. Mt kailash the abode of shiva it is also sacred for buddhists.

[@diezero2483]

It's so so so funny that....when you are talking about China, yes, even recent China. Most of the western people are still acting just like the old Europen when they heard the story of the amazing realm of the east from Marco Polo back to about 700 years ago.

[@Aester]

@久无情i Well, there was no 'unified" India with common history. Such gross simplification can be applied to China as well, especially that the last dynasty of China was a foreign Manchu one.

[@retrogamermax8287]

I think Asian history in general is underrated and overlooked by many westerners as a lot of people in the west most notably white people act or think that European/American history is the only history that matters or is interesting which is absolutely not true.

[@hellatze]

Blame the culture revolution

[@lerneanlion]

So have you read any of the cultivation manhua recently? And will you do videos about some of them? On unrelated topic, will you do a video about the Timurid Empire eventually?

[@啊对对对-v6f]

I really don't know why these Armenian and Greek mixedblood people always declare they are real Turks😂

[@k.vn.k]

Thank you for bedtime story, I mean, history. You make it sounds so fun like telling a kid a story before bedtime.

[@antoniobautista6718]

This video is really amazing and entertaining to watch! I hope to see this channel grow more and hopefully continue to make great historical content ❤🔥

[@echabigail]

Thank you for this series! 👏 I know you'll continue with Song (and Ming? ) Beside Jin Yong's famous trilogy, i hope you can also cover a bit story of three loyal princes of Song.

[@benisthebest4115]

Bro I was wondering where you went 1 minute you’re all over my recommended then the next you’re no where to be seen

[@ChickSage]

Thank you for sharing this history and its legends. It is much appreciated.

[@kryts27]

The Eastern Turkic Khaganate. Ah, the Uyghers. Now i get it.

[@ekmalsukarno2302]

Cool History Bros, are you aware that the title of this video has the word China spelt without the letter C?

[@kaanozen6236]

Hi from Turkey.😊