Hamidiye Marşı - Ottoman Imperial Anthem - With Unofficial Lyrics

[@KameradAnthem]

Indonesia: Pemberitahuan untuk penonton! Lirik yang terdapat pada lagu ini BUKAN merupakan lirik resmi Hamidiye marsi. Ini hanyalah salah satu dari banyak versi lagu ini. Lirik Resmi lagu ini masih banyak diperdebatkan. Catatan untuk para penonton: 1.Deskripsi di video ini hanya UNTUK MENJELASKAN Sejarah dari lagu Hamidiye Marsi. 2.Foto Necip Pasha yang terdapat pada Thumbnail hanya untuk MENUNJUKKAN seseorang yang telah membuat lagu ini. Saya harap Tidak ada lagi kesalahpahaman. English: Notifications for the audience! The lyrics contained in this song are NOT the official lyrics of Hamidiye marsi. This is just one of many versions of this song. The song's official lyrics are still widely debated. Notes to the audience: 1. The description in this video is only TO EXPLAIN the history of the song Hamidiye Marsi. 2. Necip Pasha's photo on the thumbnail is only for SHOWING someone who has made this song. I hope there are no more misunderstandings. Turkish: İzleyiciler için bildirimler! Bu şarkıda yer alan sözler Hamidiye marsi'nin resmi sözleri DEĞİLDİR. Bu, bu şarkının birçok versiyonundan sadece biri. Şarkının resmi sözleri hala geniş çapta tartışılıyor. İzleyicilere notlar: 1. Bu videodaki açıklama sadece Hamidiye Marsi şarkısının tarihini AÇIKLAMAK içindir. 2. Necip Paşa'nın küçük resimdeki fotoğrafı sadece bu şarkıyı yapan birini GÖSTERMEK içindir. Umarım daha fazla yanlış anlaşılma yoktur.

[@pyspyssyp6495]

That would be fine if this was the actual Hamidiye Marşı, imperial anthem of the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Abdulhamid II. But it is not. This is a separate song called Abdulhamid Han Marşı, which is one of the many anthems composed for the sultan during that period. This is not the song composed by Yeserizade Necip Paşa. And the lyrics are not debated, they are on wikipedia as well as in this recording (m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6iUe4mwqcimb6c) on the channel of a scholar of Ottoman era Western music. I see you have an instrumental recording of the correct song on your channel so you surely must have noticed the difference between the two. I don’t entirely blame you for this confusion because it is clear that you have been misled by numerous uploads of this song claiming it to be the imperial anthem of the Ottoman empire from 1876 to 1909 as well as uploads claiming its title as “Hamidiye Marşı”. Don’t sweat it though, because I was misled in the same way. There is a similar situation with the Mecidiye Marşı, where a section of an opera by an Austrian composer entitled “Grande Marche de Medjidie” was confused for the actual anthem composed by Giuseppe Donizetti. You should keep the video up, but change the title to “Abdulhamid Han Marşı - Ottoman Imperial Song” or something like that, to both better reflect reality and to help dispel the false information about the song on KZbin. Hope this helps.

[@farizansyahrifkia5110]

Soalnya mereka oknum turki yg tak bertanggung jawab ingin menghancurkan arsip dan sumber sejarah jaman Hamidiye Dibuktikan dgn langka nya rekaman jaman itu

[@fahrulrojitzy3764]

Sang singa Islam"abdul Hamid Han".

[@plotsky_]

This honestly makes me cry. Abdulhamid, you were betrayed. Only a few understood you. You struggled for Islam your whole life. Just like Muhammad pbuh struggled to spread the message. They planned to kill you, they planned to destroy your nation. Just because of your religion. May Allah reward you JANNAT AL FIRDAOUS.

[@U-A-FTAUTTPTAYFGAATZNTTPTUTTD]

Amin

[@plotsky_]

We can learn something from this great sultan. He was the protector of his people and religion, but his people were deceived and betrayed their protector. Now after betraying our own caliph, our own protector, muslims are being oppressed and blamed for in every corner of the world. They deceived us. They robbed us. They blamed us and they made us abandon our religion.

[@maiconschneider5662]

Fale mais

[@arj47]

If u guys know what u did. Good. Thousands Ottoman soldiers killed by arab rebels.

[@zweihander559]

he's just a dictator nothing else

[@raahimkhan3926]

@@zweihander559 he was not a dictator he was sultan that protected us,he was a good leader

[@zweihander559]

@@raahimkhan3926 you are not even turkish 🤣

[@imparatorhirohito6865]

Destuurr sultan halifesi abdul hamid han hazretleri el musantar dayıma Al fatihah

[@AK-tr5fi]

pertama min

[@ib.11fighter31]

Can anyone know the name of first 19 second's background song name

[@EditciMapping]

🎖🎖🎖 i subcribed you 🇹🇷❤️🇲🇨

[@yavuzsultanselim9860]

Serdar-ı Hakan 🇹🇷 Abdülhamid Han

[@maiconschneider5662]

Interessante essa versão

[@RiodesGeming]

Komen pertama nich

[@AK-tr5fi]

kita pertama

[@RiodesGeming]

@@AK-tr5fi yes

[@nichtbekannt]

This is NOT the anthem of Ottoman Empire! This is the Original ! by Nedjip Pasha : kzbin.info/www/bejne/moDVXq1_l9Wnr7M

[@AK-tr5fi]

@@nichtbekannt y

[@nicokonicco290]

Request sivatopol marsi

[@tuncaybey8763]

Güzelmiş 👍

[@LauraSaar]

what was the intro song

[@kameradsong43]

I AM BACK!

[@bugezzzz]

Itu Abdülhamid Han Marşı, Hamidiye Marşı beda lagi🙏🏼

[@suleimanthemagnificent1494]

This is not the imperial one. Search "March of Hamidiye" for the real one.

[@tiptopcrack]

Sip,

[@rudsonchannel2935]

Please red army choir let's go march

[@kameradsong43]

Wait The Admin Look You Comments.

[@basedottomanguy5337]

u pathetic this music is better and soviets killed more than 10milion while the ottomans wanted peace

[@adrianmalang2433]

İni bukan lagu kebangsaan tapi mars mehterân yang judulnya Abdülhamid Han Marşı

[@bosbanon3452]

60, kok kaya pernah dengar lagu seperti ini di mana ya, tapi bukan lagi bahasa Turki, mungkin lagu dari daerah Melayu

[@raditya5663]

ada yang versi Necip Pasha sih

[@Sultan-Zaviyar-Rehan]

This is Necip paşa version

[@basedottomanguy5337]

osmalin shani

[@AbdullahQecibegCH]

Helo

[@KameradAnthem]

Hello

[@Sultan-Zaviyar-Rehan]

@@KameradAnthemIs this the original version?

[@reyfialfarizy1293]

Yang ini ga enak min, terlalu klasik, ada versi good nya...

[@reyfialfarizy1293]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp-wmaKBntmBkM0 Ini baru versi enak min 🗿

[@muhammadkevinpratama2051]

Gw suka yang klasik

[@ansosboy8687]

why the Young Turks Overthrown him? 😳😳😳

[@mustafaberk358]

Because they were Jewish agents, some were deceived by the British, but after losing Abdulhamit, they all regretted it.

[@__m__1513]

At that time there was a threat from Russia. England supported the Ottomans against Russia. After the Russo-Turkish War, the balances changed. (1877-1878) British occupied Cyprus and Egypt. The reason the British supported the Ottoman Empire was to protect the road to the Indian colony, and the road was now under British control. In 1908, the English King and the Russian Tsar held their resurrection talks. The Russian-British alliance could be the end of the Ottoman Empire. For this reason, the Union and Progress (Young Turks) took action in the Balkans. Telegrams were sent from Balkan cities to Istanbul for the opening of the assembly. They said that if the parliament did not open, the army would advance to Istanbul. Abdülhamid declared the Constitutional Monarchy because he feared that the army would advance to Istanbul (23 July 1908) Abdulhamid was an absolutist sultan. There was intense censorship in the media. For example, the people thought that the constitutional monarchy was declared by the sultan. Newspapers did not write about the big events in the Balkans. The word nose was censored and banned in the media as it could be used to imply Abdulhamid. Apart from that, Abdulhamid's spy organization was everywhere. Everyone was informant. They wanted to send a jurnal to the palace and get an award. Other than that, the country was not doing well at all. Intellectuals wanted to open the parliament, limit the sultan's authority and overthrow Abdulhamid. On April 13, 1909, the March 31 rebellion broke out in Istanbul. Opponents of the Committee of Union and Progress, some soldiers and absolutist people's supporters joined this rebellion. Although it was a military revolt at first, it later acquired a religious dimension. To suppress this rebellion (harekat ordusu) was formed. The army marched to Istanbul and suppressed the rebellion. Thereupon, the parliament convened and it was decided to overthrow Abdülhamid. Abdulhamid was exiled to Thessaloniki.

[@hassanalialqadiri]

@@mustafaberk358 yes they would later ask Abdulhamid RA for advice when they put him in house arrest

[@lightweight9815]

Because all those uneducated people like in this comment section know is how modern revisionist propaganda series show him. In reality even this song was made in 1997, during Abdülhamids time, there was no Janissary style music, he was a big fan of Western music and opera. His real anthem is a Western style composition named Hamidiye marşı. He was one of the worst Sultans of all time and lost more land than any other Sultan, most of those lands were lost without war, just gifted like Egypt 1882, Tunisia 1881, Eastern Rumelia 1885, parts of Thessaly 1882, Cyprus 1878, Somalia 1881, Habeş 1885 and Kuwait 1899. He was also a dictator and let the 3rd biggest navy of the world rot, which ended Ottoman control over the seas and resulted in losing the Lybian War and Balkan wars, because the army couldn't be supplied via sea routes.

[@_MohdDameer]

​@@lightweight9815 He was a Islamic sultan not like your British propaganda and if you were too good why did you establish westernized democracy? Why did you establish a westernized democratic nation after war?

[@bechirlajmi8405]

الله يرحم سلاطين الدولة العثمانية. والله يهلك الاعداء الذين اطاحو بالدوله...حسب معلوماتي الذي أطاح بالدوله تعذب قبل موته و انشاء الله يتواصل العذاب في الاخره يارب..

[@ilovemikasa2018]

Translation is so bad

[@mehtapakin8045]

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