Erivan Khanate

[@beneficialhistory]

I dont understand why Safavid , Afshar and Qajar dynasty said Iranian . All of 3 dynasty is turkic origin . Like Qaraqoyunlu and Aqqoyunlu . Jahan shah(Qara qoyunlu ruler) and Uzun Hasan (Aqqoyunlu ruler) said himself Shah of Iran. It doesn't make Aqqoyunlu and Qara Qoyunlu Iran . And Erivan khanate is Azerbaijani state

[@qpdb840]

Armenia 🇦🇲 is not Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 -An Iranian Azeri Persian

[@AkravHistory]

It most certainly isn't! 💪

[@qpdb840]

@@AkravHistory and even if I am part Azeri I still know the truth and I am not brainwashed. The Azeris of Azerbaijan who I have met on the internet think I have been brainwashed And side note, Azeris are an Iranian people who speak an Turkic languages because if you look in history you can find a people called old Azeris who spoke an Iranian language closely related to Kurdish and this language survived as Tat Tati and Talysh

[@Niggexp38]

@@qpdb840Azerbaijanis are a mix of Turkic, Iranian and even a little caucasian genetics, what they have in common is that a turkic language took over them and this turkic language also was spoken by other Turkic(recently or earlier) immigrated from central asia. South and North Azerbiajani even get seen as distinct languages by ISO, and north are a different ethnic group from north azerbaijanis, since theyre ethnic composition is quite different.

[@fahik]

azerbaijan is Armenia

[@Niggexp38]

@@fahik not all of it, eastern parts belong to Iran, Tat Iranians of the Caucasus and Lezgians like Udi people(ancestors of caucasian albanians). While Azeris, or how I call them Shirvani Turks, or just Shirvanis(cuz theyre genetically more akin to Iranian), becuz they live in the shirvan region, also can be part of a republic made up by lezgians, Tats, the Shirvanis/North Azeris.

[@alenvaneci]

Great video as always, apres axpers!

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks so much!

[@thesmellofnaplam2957]

I love your new 8-bit style of editing, keep it up!

[@AkravHistory]

Will do, thank you!

[@davidlegrice4207]

Looks more 16 bit to me

[@mEtalec]

I am curious about the rationale behind using terms such as 'azerbaijani turks' and the 'azerbaijani language' in the context of the 17th century, given that this ethnonym and the linguistic designation were applied to various Turkic tribes (and their language) who were resettled in the territory of present-day Azerbaijan by Stalin in 1936.

[@AkravHistory]

That's right, the terms might be anachronistic, as they're tied to the formation of a modern state which had not yet been established. However, the ethno-linguistic roots of what is now considered "Azerbaijani" do predate Stalin-era policies, hence, their usage to recognize the presence of Turkic groups in the region. Your point is well-taken though.

[@mEtalec]

@@LetmelearnitOnce more, we encounter an effort to compare a formed nation as Irish one, with diverse and often conflicting with each other unconsolidated tribal turkic groups. Please comprehend that such comparative theories, wherein you liken so called azerbaijani people (in the context of the 11th to the 19th centuries) to nations such as the Irish, Spaniards, would only mislead individuals with minimal education.✌🏻

[@mEtalec]

@@LetmelearnitYes, yes, continue. It’s amusing.

[@Niggexp38]

@@Letmelearnitno, azeris are a mix of multiple peoples that never had a country before 1918, actually, they arent even homogeneus and the only thing that ties them togheter is theyre 1918 national identity and the turkic language that is used as a binder and as a assimilation tactic, pure Türks and Mongols(not Azerbaijanis or Caucasian Tatars how they used to be called) held control over most of the south caucasus(except often the Kingdom of Artsakh or the principality of khachen)from the 11th century to the 15th century with the Seljuks, Eldiguzids, Mongol Empire, Ilkhanate, Timurid Empire, Aq Qoyunlu, and Qara Qoyunlu. Only that since 1501 onwards the region was once again under persian rule until it was annexed by russia.

[@Niggexp38]

@@Letmelearnit as for Ireland, it is united by the people being of similar genetical background and also all speaking the same language or langauges(If they keatned thyre native language which is Irish/Gaelic).

[@levonastorian9514]

another important and informative video, it is important to talk about this topic and be informed than rather being silent about it and giving revisionists place for their propaganda. Please keep up that good work.... PS: I love your new graphic style

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you so much for your encouraging words! That's absolutely right. If we avoid the topic, opportunists will fill the void with misinformation. Stay tuned for more!

[@alenvaneci]

It's important to mention here that "Persian" described the local governing class; that could be made up of several ethnicities. More importantly however, it's integral to consider the period in time immediately before the establishment of the Khanate. That the Armenian element of Eastern Armenia was a minority is due to a large-scale deportation that took place in the early 17th century.

[@AkravHistory]

Absolutely, the diverse "Persian" governing class and the critical pre-Khanate deportations shaping Eastern Armenia's demographics are good points. I admit, I have to take a closer look at it, thanks for bringing this up.

[@Niggexp38]

@@AkravHistory Heres a text that describes it well: The Persians were the elite in the region, and were part of the settled population.[40] The term "Persians" in this specific matter refers to the ruling hierarchy of the khanate, and does not necessarily denote the ethnic composition of the group.[39] There were thus ethnic Persians and Turks who spoke Persian and saw themselves as Persians among the ruling "Persian" elite of the khanate.[39] This ruling elite were primarily the members of the governors' household, his close associates, the officer corps, the members of the local Persian bureaucracy, and some of the prosperous merchants.[36] The Persian ruling elite was a minority among the Muslims in the khanate.[39] During the 1826-1828 war, which lead to the Russian conquest, a number of the Persian ruling elite was killed; the remaining number, basically migrated "in toto" to Iran proper after the Russians decisively gained control of the province.[40][36][k]

[@kartingdudeS]

Imagine the Spanish saying Machu Picchu is an ancient Spanish city because they ruled over Machu Picchu lol. This is exactly what the Azeris do, but in the outside world Armenians and Azeris look more similar than Spaniards and Inca's so nobody raises their eyebrows whenever Aliev says something like that. In the end, this shows me the pan-Turkic plan to unify Azerbaijan and Turkey as neighbors and to remove Armenians for good from our lands. The more they repeat Irivan bizimdir the more motivated they become to invade our lands. For the Turkish leaders it doesn't matter who is right or wrong when it comes to historical facts, the only thing that matters is to remove the Armenians. That's why they create these lies so they can brainwash their population to want to destroy us. It's not about right or wrong it's about finishing the Armenian genocide.

[@Niggexp38]

Frfr, whats even funnier is that unlike Spain, Azerbaijan didnt even exist as a national identity of empire before 1918, so what Azerbaijan is doing is even worse

[@mEtalec]

Well, your comparison with the Spaniards doesn't hold because the turkic tribesmen, who didn't have the ethnonym ‘azerbaijanis’ back then, didn't actually rule anything independently; they were subjects of the Persian sovereign.

[@kartingdudeS]

@@mEtalec true, I should have said lived instead of ruled

[@AkravHistory]

Yes, and Spain actually ruled over Machu Picchu. Whereas this is about continuing a dark legacy against Armenians.

[@perhistoria7546]

It is very good to clarify that such claims are untenable. Thank you so much!

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you for the support!

[@Machine9000]

Intresting. I never heard of this topic. Western Azerbaijan my ass lol

[@AkravHistory]

At least your ass is real!

[@GodsStrength617]

😂😂😂 Damn, that's funny , but goddamn you right 🤣 ​@@AkravHistory

[@arthurhartunian6249]

"So how on earth does this shape Aliyev's territorial claims today?" It doesn't. Another well-structured video examining and exposing important topics Akrav. Thank you!

[@AkravHistory]

It surely does not, thank you very much!

[@Kingalfred2009]

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[@Niggexp38]

Well made video, I encountered this pethtic Erivan Khanate claim multiple times, but when you show them sources and explain stuff to them they may are quite and give up, but North Azerbaijanis never change theyre opinion, the indoctrination is too strong. I have spoken with so many North azeris online, it only gave 1 North Azeri that even acknowledged Armenian history, but still said that Karabakh is Azerbaijan. They also claim various other empire to justify anything they do. No North Azeri is open for dialogue, or anything, the only thing you can do is argumenting them into silence, but that doesnt even help the issue, Its awful how goofy these people are..

[@mEtalec]

Their indoctrination runs deep, to a truly alarming degree. However, the realization of the truth will be profoundly devastating.

[@cheeesusss]

Unfortunately, this is true and our reality... But we keep going, right?😊

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks for tying to engage in these tough conversations. It's not easy to break through deeply ingrained views. We're up against heavy misinformation, so it's an uphill battle and keeping the discourse grounded in history is key.

[@Niggexp38]

@@AkravHistory for real for real, also I recommend a video about Armenian deportations and msscres excluding the acts made by the ottoman empire, like how timur klld so much of the population, or how Shah Abbas resettled 300.000 Armenians from Iranian Armenia into proper Iran.(Thats also why New Djulfa exists in Isfahan, and why Armenians were a minority in Iranian Armenia except Artsakh)

[@Niggexp38]

@@cheeesussswell well, we indeed do

[@scottsdaletour]

Let’s see Azerbaijan named by Stalin. This after Iran gave modern day Azerbaijan area to Russia. All part of Iran. Hym Azeris are nothing but lost Turks from Mongolia

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks for watching and the comment!

[@jamjar1948]

iran did not give Azerbayjan to Russia. Evil Russian stole it and the south of Cacusus from Iran. Azeris are not mongol

[@scottsdaletour]

@@jamjar1948 according to whom the made up history of baku sadam? He is till trying to dream up a narrative for the existence of the fake state of Azeris.

[@scottsdaletour]

@ history according to whom baku sadam? Turks and Azeris are known for dreaming up their own history.

[@scottsdaletour]

@ haha go and look at the history of baku sadam who comes up with a new theory of who the Azeris are every 5 years or so. He is a professor of history. Haha

[@StoicHistorian]

Great video!!!

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you!!

[@fabulouscat3911]

with the logic that Aliyev is using... Georgia has a greater claim on Artsakh than Azerbaijan does... btw great video! I would also love to see a video talking about the history of Georgian-Armenian relations

[@mEtalec]

So and Armenia could theoretically assert claims over Georgia and the entire South Caucasus, given that the Armenian kingdom, at its peak, encompassed those territories.

[@mEtalec]

However, we understand that it's inherently unjustifiable.

[@Niggexp38]

@@mEtalec nah, we care about which Ethnicity ruled the territory the most amount of time, and georgia ruled the regions in Georgia longer than Armenia did, for example, we dont care If the Mongols had the Caucasus under theyre control for 50 years, we care who ruled the longets and who is native there, the reasoning u try to apply is bad

[@mEtalec]

@@Niggexp38 It's debatable, but honestly, I won't delve into that.

[@AkravHistory]

Or Iran. Thank you for your kind words! I will look into Georgian-Armenian relations and see if it can become a video. I've always thought it was a shame relations aren't better than they are there.

[@zohrabkassis7525]

Kind of surprised the "Western Azerbaijan" thing has been going on way longer than I thought , I thought it became a thing after the 2020 war, considering what a person Aliev is.

[@AkravHistory]

Oh yes, the "Western Azerbaijan" concept predates the 2020 war, but he did go crazy with it after 2020.

[@jamjar1948]

Aliev is kurd. Aliev Kurd dir

[@Niggexp38]

Ah wait, you forgor to put Hayasa-Azzi, Nairi, Arme Shurpia, and Etuini in the early history timeline in 1:23

[@AkravHistory]

I didn't forget. Armenians came from an amalgamation of those cultures, that's clear. But there is a line that when crossed those people would not themselves claim to be Armenian. I asked around in Armenian circles and it seemed to be Urartu is where answers get split, so I colored it a lighter blue and called it a day. I admit, the reality is more complicated than that.

[@AkravHistory]

Appreciate your insight btw!

[@Niggexp38]

@@AkravHistory well, Armenians didnt call themselves Armenians before the Satrapy of Armenia, they had various names for themselves before the satrapy of Armenia, but genetically and linguistically I would definetly put them in there(especially with the mew genetical evidence for the atmenian hypothesis): Recent studies have shown that Armenians are indigenous to the Armenian Highlands and form a distinct genetic isolate in the region.[5] Analyses of mitochondrial ancient DNA of skeletons from Armenia and Artsakh spanning 7,800 years, including DNA from Neolithic, Bronze Age, Urartian, classical and medieval Armenian skeletons,[6] have revealed that modern Armenians have the least genetic distance to them compared to neighboring peoples such as Turks and Azerbaijani Turks, but followed closely by Georgians. Armenians are also one of the genetic isolates of the Near East who share affinity with the Neolithic farmers who expanded into Europe beginning around 8,000 years ago. There are signs of considerable genetic admixture in Armenians between 3000 BC and 2000 BC but they subside to insignificant levels since 1200 BC, remaining stable until today. Analysis of ancient DNA edit In a study published in 2017,[6] the complete mitochondrial genomes of 52 ancient skeletons from present-day Armenia and Artsakh spanning 7,800 years were analyzed and combined with 206 mitochondrial genomes of modern Armenians and previously published data of seven neighboring populations (482 people).

[@Niggexp38]

@@AkravHistory Armenins had lots of names for themselves before the satrapy of Armenians, but genetically nothing really changed, I think just from that alone it makes sense to include it, just like Colchians didnt call themselves georgians, yet are still part of georgians history, but I can understand ur point of view too, both are reasonable frfr🥂

[@Niggexp38]

@@AkravHistory heres the study I base most on: Recent studies have shown that Armenians are indigenous to the Armenian Highlands and form a distinct genetic isolate in the region.[5] Analyses of mitochondrial ancient DNA of skeletons from Armenia and Artsakh spanning 7,800 years, including DNA from Neolithic, Bronze Age, Urartian, classical and medieval Armenian skeletons,[6] have revealed that modern Armenians have the least genetic distance to them compared to neighboring peoples such as Turks and Azerbaijani Turks, but followed closely by Georgians. Armenians are also one of the genetic isolates of the Near East who share affinity with the Neolithic farmers who expanded into Europe beginning around 8,000 years ago. There are signs of considerable genetic admixture in Armenians between 3000 BC and 2000 BC but they subside to insignificant levels since 1200 BC, remaining stable until today.

[@yukirious2018]

Yo bro new 8bit style is crazyyy, ty 4 new video

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@arminashirinyan1737]

When Yerevan was one of the old city in the world there was no Azerbaijan that time.

[@AkravHistory]

Let me add, when Yerevan celebrated her 1000ths birthday, there still was no Azerbaijan

[@arminashirinyan1737]

@@AkravHistory absolutely 👍

[@bagratcolchian3434]

@@AkravHistory I don't want to appear like an Azerbaijan defender here, but if Armenians can claim Urartu, which obviously has nothing to do with later Armenian statehood nor is Urartian language the same as Armenian, why can't for example Azerbaijanis associate themselves with "Azerbayjan" mentioned in the works of Ibn Al-athir who calls modern day Dvin area (corresponding to modern day Armenia)? or the "Azerbaijan" of ahadeeth (orally transmitted stories of Prophet Muhammad's life) where it says that 3rd Caliph Uthman was having a war against people of Armenia and Azerbaijan?

[@AkravHistory]

@bagratcolchian3434 Thanks for your comment, it's a fair point! Well, for one, I'd say the transition of Urartians to Armenian is widely recognized as a formative period for Armenian identity. This continuity is supported by archaeological, linguistic, and historical evidence showing a seamless cultural evolution into what became the Armenian nation. This is fundamentally different than Azerbaijan's claims. There's no continuous Azerbaijani statehood or cultural identity in those regions. The term "Azerbaijan" historically referred to a region south of the Aras River, now in Iran.

[@arminashirinyan1737]

@@bagratcolchian3434 just a let you know Azerbaijan became a county by Stalin in 1918 if you check old map there was no signs of Azerbaijan. Also Azerbaijan name became from Iran which is until today it’s called Adrbadakan that is also has Armenian history. To add this Urartu There is Armenian Urartian alphabet 1200-650 B.C You can find online.

[@Armenia-9993]

3:20 minutes You’re saying ( azerbajani language) ???? Can you explain to me what is Azerbaijani language? there is no Azerbaijani language that is Turkish language. there is no Azerbaijani language again..Akrav

[@jamjar1948]

Bro, you should know that Iranians are the brothers of Armenia, so you should also include Median and Persian and Parthian to the first bar. Even Parthian king made Armenian Christian. So do not see your brothers as outsiders. Even once Parthian empire lost the king and ask the Armenian king to rule them.

[@alekko1981]

Great job as always and Right on point. And I like to share your videos on my FB :)

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you for watching, and sharing!

[@malachi5813]

Dude i love the art the video 8 bit lookin stuff greta work!

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@dylanshumian8730]

As strange as this may sound, I want to learn the Azerbaijani language so I can read their nonsense and debunk all their myths about Armenia in their language to raise awareness because their misinformation campaign against us cannot go unchecked anymore. Whenever I debate with an Azerbaijani in English, they cannot completely comprehend my arguments and points at all. Either they dismiss my claims or they something in English which doesn't translate well at all. I'm assuming their trying to convey their message in Azerbaijani and translate it to English but it comes off as sloppy and incomprehensible. I would learn Russian but I feel like the results would be the same when speaking to them. I'd rather learn their language so they can actually understand the points I'm trying to make and if they still don't understand then they have a real intellectual issue. Apparently the Turkish language and Azerbaijani languages aren't completely the same and I've spoken to Turks before saying that they can understand up to 60% to 70% of Azerbaijani but not entirely. Objectively speaking, their language is quite interesting. It's a mix of both Latin and Cyrillic scripture integrated as one.

[@AkravHistory]

Now that's quite the commitment to winning arguments 😂. Btw, I have a video going through Azerbaijani history books.

[@elvirak8846]

May I ask again , are all these pixel art by thy hand because it is very pretty.

[@AkravHistory]

Hey! Dal-E generated the bases and I did some editing on most of them, mostly to work out kinks or just blend them in together. Thanks!

[@elvirak8846]

@@AkravHistory Dear Akrav thanks for replying my comment! I really like your content style and it's entertaining and educational , speaking of educational you are the only large enough education chanel to talk about the topics that are going on in present Caucasus as the history of this land of ours has real messy history with large protaganda (or misinformation ) spreading over it Also I really like this artstlye you made for yourself ,even if it's ai made it is broad enough and has enough human input into it that it doesn't make it robatic.Most of the time I am not a fond of ai art for the way it makes the art(mostly by stealing art from artists without crediting them)but you are an exception.

[@AA-yq7qu]

Great video. Thanks

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@cardsofkoi]

I didn’t even know this was such a big deal. I just learned so much. Ty!

[@AkravHistory]

You're very welcome, thank you!

[@StoicHistorian]

Love the video game style

[@AkravHistory]

It's pretty fun to work with too!

[@NarecRMK]

new style is amazing

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks so much!

[@blacksea-caspiansea9504]

Demographic of the Erivan Khanate (1826)[42][43] Ethnic Group Count Armenians[f] 20,073 Kurds 25,237 Persian elite/army[g ]10,000 Turkic groups (settled and semi-settled) 31,588 Turkic groups (nomads [i] 23,222 Total110,120 After the Russian administration took hold of Iranian Armenia, the ethnic make-up shifted, and thus for the first time in more than four centuries, ethnic Armenians started to form a majority once again in one part of historic Armenia.[45] Some 35,000 Muslims of over 100,000 emigrated from the region, while some 57,000 Armenians from Iran and Turkey (see also; Russo-Turkish War of 1828-1829) arrived after 1828.[46] Due to these new significant demographic shifts, in 1832, the number of Armenians had matched that of the Muslims.[38] [42] Bournoutian 1980, p. 12.h [43] Bournoutian 1992, p. 63. [f] Number includes the "few Gypsies of Erevan".[43] [g] The term "Persians" in this specific matter refers to the ruling hierarchy of the khanate, and does not necessarily denote the ethnic composition of the group.[39] They were thus ethnic "Turks" of the ruling "Persian" elite of the khanate.[39] [i] Mentioned as "Turko-tatars" or "Turks".[44] [45] Bournoutian 1980, p. 14. [46] Bournoutian 1980, pp. 11-13. [38] Bournoutian 1980, pp. 12-1

[@arminashirinyan1737]

Great video 🍎🍎🍎

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@HaykTr]

thanks for this important video

[@AkravHistory]

Welcome! Thank you!

[@civilian2925]

It was both a khanate for azerbaijanis and armenians, armenians were living there and the governors of the khanates were a azerbaijani speaking turkomans

[@sonashahinyan2717]

I really love your videos!

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you so much!

[@zariaalhajmoustafa2573]

1 tablet I not see a lot video about it is there the Arab rule of Armenia under relationship between the first encounter between the Arab and Armenian I hope that if you do video about that

[@Machine9000]

I wonder if you would consider doing a video about Armenias ancient Arian roots and customs? I've spent so much of my life studying the Bible and jews and ironically I am armenian. Lol I've recently started learning about the original Arian nations and tribes. It's a difficult subject and the stigma that follows that word since ww2 makes it harder. But the pagan roots of Armenians would be a great topic. I've been watching videos from Dr Ammon Hillman. I'm no longer Christian. He's changed how I see the Bible. It wad my choice to learn the truth. Now I'd like to learn about the ancient armenian way of life, culture, rituals, and use of drugs for such rituals. Also, what was the impact of ancient Greece on armenia during the bronze age? Did Armenians get involved with performing the ancient rites using drugs also?

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks! I've a few videos about the prehistory of Armenians, ie Hayasa-Azzi, Nairi, Urartu, etc.

[@sakogekchyan7366]

Armenians aren't Aryans. Aryan refers to a specific branch of the Indo-European language family, the Indo Iranians.

[@Machine9000]

@sakogekchyan7366 if you go back in history far enough, you will find we are part of the original Arians. I know we have crossed paths with sythians too. But what I'm intrested in is the religious practices of that time by our ancestors. I know the baccic and orphic traditions also impacted us. These were traditions deeply rooted in the use of drugs. I can't break it down here but dr ammon hillman explains it well as he is a trained philologist specializing in ancient Greek. So to be clear I'm looking for a religious/historical view of our past. Not just who conquered who, but what did the people then do? How was religion practiced? At what capacity? Did they worship trees? (Joke). I suspect if it was anything like it was everywhere else around the world at that time, I imagine our people were deeply rooted in drugs and sex. Here's a fun fact. The alabaster stone which is also an ointment box used for Anointing was really a stone dildo onto and into which viper venoms, and the bodily fluids were put , then inserted as a suppository to cause visions. Some drugs caused demonic hallucinations while others caused visions of god. In Mark 14, Jesus is caught with a naked young boy for which he gets arrested for. When he does, he tells the Roman's, don't treat me like a "pirates" in greek. The pirates were heavily involved in sex trafficking and child trafficking for the use of these people in mystical rites. That's why Jesus says that. Jesus got caught administering the ancient rites reluctantly because he was about to castrate that boy. How old do you think the apostles were? 35? Try teenagers. I'm not trying to bash Christianity, but rather I'm being real, looking at ancient sources in their original language as written. The reality is the ancient mystery was wide spread and im sure it impacted armenia. That is the context I seek.

[@Thebestman-f1j]

I speak Armenian, Turkish, Kurmanji (Kurdish), Azeri, and Farsi.

[@AkravHistory]

Very cool

[@KristosEdits]

Never stop making videos, else many will not know how to argue against the foolish claims made by turks. The main problem is the sheer difference in numbers, they can simply make up whatever nonsense they want, and with a little help of rabid pan-turkism, make nonsense like this spread. This is why we need to educated and talented Armenians like you to confront them and be a guiding light for other Armenians not so well versed in their own history. Thank you so much for your work, God bless. 🙏🏼☦️

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you for the kind words, they're very motivating!

[@emmaeskandari3922]

There is no azerbijan fake country created 102 years ago by Stalin communist regimes taking Bakuranakert which is Armenian territory plus rest of it call Azerbaijan (BS) Armenia is existed for more than thousands years and the azerbijan province in Iran is Aderbadskan which was belonged to an Armenian prince it is fact read history so no you ignorant Aliev you should go back to school and learn history the you talk

[@eriksargis1998]

This video format is just amazing! By the way we will stand until the last day

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you very much!

[@cheeesusss]

Так как в ютубе встроен переводчик, позволю себе писать на русском для удобства😊 Очень понравилось видео, полезное и информативное. К сожалению, азербайджанская пропаганда слишком сильна, и в ближайшие 100 лет (как минимум) нам, армянам, придется с этим бороться. Хоть правда и на нашей стороне, в таких вопросах побеждает сильнейший, поэтому нужно развиваться. Спасибо за правду🙏🇦🇲💜

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment! Indeed, combating Azerbaijani propaganda is a challenge.

[@dannyboiii9000]

Nice video, but you missed some points 1. U totally missed an Armenian Cilician Kingdom. If you wanted to show only the states in Armenian Highland, than toy should have included Armenian Melikdoms of Karabakh 2. When u talked about demographycs u should have pointed that muslims became a majoruty only after deportation of most armenians in early 17 century.

[@AkravHistory]

Hey, thanks for the insightful comment! Regarding your first point, I was more focused on Yerevan's history, and perhaps I should have made that clearer. I have spoken about the Kingdom of Cilicia in my Armenian Dynasties video, and of course the Khamsa (Melikdoms of Artsakh) in my Artsakh video. And your second point is well received, I should have at least mentioned the Armenian deportations. I have made a note of it and will mention it the next opportunity I get. Thanks again!

[@rv9524]

Maladets axper jan, shat ujex 💪🏼💪🏼

[@AkravHistory]

Shnorhagalutyun 🙏

[@asharista3152]

Apres sounds better than maladets...

[@saronova5371]

Excellent summation. One thing, there was no Azerbaijani before 1917, because the Stalinist installation state was a fabrication; they were azari or azeri. And most citizens of that state are not azeri today.

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you very much!

[@cyclonemc7915]

truly amazing history telling you should be a teacher❤

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you so much!

[@GiorgioRMN]

Who knows? Maybe in the future they will claim Europe as the far east Azerbaijan 🙃

[@AkravHistory]

Right now, Armenia is an easy target. If Armenia is no longer an option, and Aliyev's need to score points at home, they'll start from Iran and move outwards gradually with their claims. My 2c!

[@GiorgioRMN]

@@AkravHistory you are right 👍. Unfortunately.

[@GiorgioRMN]

Very Informative. Thanks for the Upload. I like your SNES Style. Nowadays Azeris are moslty assimilated Kurds, Chechens, Circassians, Lezgi, Talysh, Persians and kidnapped Armenians, Georgians. They speak Turkish, their so called Culture is originally Persian. Their last names Russian.The discovery of oil and the new pipeline technology developed by Rockefeller made the extraction of this resource easier and more profitable. This led the great powers Ottomans, England, Russia and Iran into this region as parties to the conflict. Without the immigration of cheap Tatar labor in masses over decades and the underhanded policy of the great powers and regional powers, even Baku would have remained the Armenian city of Bakurakan today.

[@AkravHistory]

Thanks for your comment and compliment!

[@bagratcolchian3434]

First and foremost you're spewing some chauvinistic agenda here, Azerbaijanis have nothing to do with Armenians, Georgians or other people you've mentioned there genetically. You yourself should go and check what Azerbaijani people are autosomal DNA-wise. And yeah there is no Bakurakan as well.

[@travelmore211]

This is the same as saying that Ukraine was never free, and same can be said about Poland, Finland and many other countries that are present today. There are no turkish names in Armenia or Artsakh. Ever the word Gharabakh is not Turkish. It is a pue Armenian word.

[@prom3227]

Bro can you make a video about real identity or azeri people( because they claim that they are turk )

[@AkravHistory]

That's not a bad idea actually!

[@prom3227]

@@AkravHistorythanks you can include how old azeri language turkified by seljuks and other turks (there are so many sources show that old azeri was related to today’s kurdish talysh and zazaki languages) especially sheikh safi al ad din ardabili the creator of safavid dynasty spoke and write in old azeri and azeris are actually descendants of parthians and medes people because old azeri belongs to northwestern iranian language and arab historians and travellers said that tabrizis use a dialect of fahlavi/pahlavi(parthian language) as an azerbaijani from Baku i can say that you are 100% correct in ur videos i laugh when i see our textbooks or other things the name is persian city names are persian some traditions are persian we were part of persia until 1828 I am very upset to see that pan turks claim history of udi people(caucasian albanian kingdom) they say it was turkic but even the names of dynasties aren’t turkic like Mehranids or arsacids etc don’t know what to do or say 😂

[@1kemirgen]

agree so hard

[@blackleaf600blackleaf60-m]

3:23 bro really first u debunked the Azerbaijani history now ur telling me they spoke Azerbaijani cuz the Erivan khanate was from 1747 to 1828 really

[@AkravHistory]

Azerbaijani historiography claims Armenians were never in the region, and I have debunked that in another video, as you pointed out. But it would be similarly obtuse to entirely deny that there were Turkic tribes living in the Khanate during Persian rule.

[@PatriotOfPersia]

If you Check out Most of Azerbaijani Cities has Persian Name Baku Genja Masal Lankaran Shusha Lahij Nakhjavan Quba Sheki Astara Shirwan Aran.....

[@user-nn3bu8ci7t]

Its not Erevan it is called Yerevan. Azerbaijan is Iran and never was a country.

[@AkravHistory]

Cool

[@betterdeadthanred4196]

🇦🇲

[@AkravHistory]

Yes! Nice picture 😉

[@C6Fever]

Bravo kez!

[@AkravHistory]

Bravo kez axper!

[@dadevank]

Well it looks like the kiddo behind of this video not that much familiar with history of that region and with lack of knowledge promoting current azEri propaganda: @3:25 - there were NO azErbaijan existed in Persia and specially the flag you are presenting. In Persia were livinging and now living ethnic group know as azArbijan (atrapaten). The word azErbaijan was created in 1920s by Communists when they create azErbajian Soviet Republic and calling people who lived there azErbaijani in order to influes Persian azArbijains in future to convert to communists.

[@AkravHistory]

The flags weren't there, but the language was there.

[@dadevank]

@@AkravHistory language weren't there ether: Soviet made az"E"rbijan in 1920s who's roots trukish tribes have noting to do with Iranian az"A"rbijan who's roots is atrapaten

[@AkravHistory]

I understand that the name was manufactured from the region of Iran, I have mentioned this in previous videos. But are you claiming that Turkic tribes were not present in the region in the 1800s?

[@dadevank]

@@AkravHistory Turkic tribes that Soviet manufactured name az"E"rbaijan have nothing to do with atropatanians who live in Iran and know as az"A"rbaijan. The Iranian az"A"rbaijanian were living in Iran way before turkish tribes moved there. And this is exactly how a Turkish/SovietMade/azErbajianis leader by stilling Iranian/azArbajianian identity trying to present the world that they are owner of those land and ethnicly belongs to them. And you with lack of knowledge promothing Turkish/SovietMade/azErbajianis by presenting them as same as Iranian/azArbajianis..

[@blackleaf600blackleaf60-m]

By the way every idea i tell you. Will you do it. Cuz i have one. Expose all Ilham Aliyevs crimes. Include the journalists too

[@AkravHistory]

All of his crimes? I don't think KZbin servers can handle a video that long!

[@prom3227]

@@AkravHistoryplease make video about real history of azeris and azerbaijan region

[@pargevkarapetyan2251]

👌👋👋👋

[@AkravHistory]

Thank you!

[@SaspensK]

w

[@AkravHistory]

w!

[@zariaalhajmoustafa2573]

All the war between Armenian and azerbaijani thanks to the guy Joseph Stalin

[@AkravHistory]

This is irrelevant, but your profile picture is my laptop's wallpaper

[@Edem-Armenia]

Azer Or Azerbija ---> Turq Gog Magog🇦🇿⚔️😈🇹🇷 =2 Turq =Yajuj Majujian ...

[@sofiaerevan8499]

This video is a fake history . Because azerbajan does is not exist. No language no history no DNA..... They conquered the Armenian lands....

[@AkravHistory]

They conquered the lands and now they exist there. What claim in the video is "fake history"?

[@giannisstepan1873]

Ridiculous

[@emmaeskandari3922]

Ալիէվ հաչում է

[@AkravHistory]

Ճիշտ

[@Айдын-ю4н]

Aliyevin dandzinel ci ,vonc uzum anuma , HALALA✊✊✊✊😂😂😂