Found Footage of Celestial Turkic Deity

[@KhansDen]

In case this wasn't evident: this is just for fun to bridge the gap between the last actual documentary and the start of the next season which will be in autumn. Don't take it too seriously. I am not able to put out one documentary every three days like other channels, because it's just me doing all of this and I'd much rather take some time to create valuable source-filled content than putting out half-assed half-truths like some others do. But since AI was used in the previous two seasons prominently, and as the next season is off for a while, I had the idea to start an experimental side series in the meantime. This is a combination of sci-fi-esque tropes of the late 19th and early 20th centuries combined with the rather sparse information about Turkic deities and their "otherworldly" nature that we actually have from antiquity and the middle ages. Granted, this otherworldly-ness would be prevalent with most other deities in other cultures, too. But nobody ever made an ARG about Turkic Gods, did they?

[@LindaWeisstag]

I'm so glad that you are making this channel. And yes this last picture is a little bit overhelming

[@thequickrundown721]

This is great lmao do more!

[@fuerstinhun98]

Reminds me of the winged warriors of Polish history. American Indians also worship a sky God. I don't see these as coincidences.

[@HeerHalewijn]

This is silly. This is more fit for an April Fools video, but I do wish you'd do more on Turkic pagan religion. Especially because there is a surviving Tengriist tradition. Many Turkic peoples wish to revert to their native pagan faith.

[@Kurufasulyepilav3743]

There is growing young generation who is reverting to Turkic ancient beleif Tengriism especially in Türkiye

[@KhansDen]

I have published three videos about Tengrism and Turkic mythology two years ago and explained most relevant deities, aspects and motifs of Tengrism in almost every single documentary since. There isn't much more that can be done at this point. As technology evolves, more opportunities will become available to perhaps re-make these videos, with new animated imagery. These short videos and my many posts on social media where I post images of Turkic deities as I imagined them, with AI help of course, are a step into that direction.

[@HeerHalewijn]

How is Tengriism practiced? What rituals can be performed? What are appropriate sacrifices and how are they made? What holidays and festivals are there to celebrate?

[@LindaWeisstag]

​@@Kurufasulyepilav3743 When people want to invert to tengriism than they could and should do it. I didn't know that Khan's Den is proselytizing religions😅

[@KhansDen]

@@HeerHalewijn Those topics, too, were covered in those older videos.

[@felipepereira214]

For a moment I thought they're hacked lol

[@HashmetAltaic]

I like it , this could be used for some fantasy film !

[@BreeeYT]

Beautiful image

[@sersipahi]

It's a good start. It can be improved. Otherwise, it remains superficial.

[@oguzmen5451]

Y'all check the label? You sure it doesn't say Bollywood on the tape?

[@teyanuputorti7927]

Very cool indeed

[@Based_Stuhlinger]

Chat is this real? 😆

[@iskinur2011]

Are you serious? It looks some kind of hindu deity or Indian guru... C'mon guys.

[@HeerHalewijn]

The Indo-European peoples and the Trans-Eurasian do share at least one immediate archeogenetic lineage. Their religions may share a more archaic relationship in a way similar to the way European religions are related to one another.

[@Dredd-od2xs]

​@@HeerHalewijnall bullshit religions though