History of Iranian Languages Every Year

0:00 - 0:03 Intro
0:03 - 1:46 Early Period
1:46 - 1:58 Median Empire
1:58 - 2:20 Achaemenid Empire
2:20 - 2:37 Greek Rule
2:37 - 3:16 Parthian Empire
3:16 - 3:59 Sasanian Empire
3:59 - 4:20 Arab Rule
4:20 - 4:25 Saffarid Empire
4:25 - 4:34 Samanid Empire
4:34 - 4:57 Turkish Rule
4:57 - 5:20 Mongol Rule
5:20 - 6:06 Turkish Rule
6:06 - 6:11 Pahlavi Empire
6:11 - 6:29 Iranian Republic

[@Bribridude130]

3:16-4:59 You forgot to put Old Azari, an Iranian language descended from Median spoken in Iranian Azerbaijan before being displaced by Turkic.

[@empirehistoria6598]

Old Azeri part of Caspian Language(s)

[@kurd1-_-1king28]

Well done 👍🏻💯

[@Godfather2121]

Nice job.

[@frozenstorm158]

Incredible video ❤

[@muhammedsener8241]

Bravo

[@ElamiteFreeMan]

Don't Forget " Kilwa Empire" in Eastern Africa since 957 to 1513 Official Language Was Persian and Swahili Also Alan Kingdom In Iberia and Rustamid Empire in Algeria and Libya

[@wirbelmeister2321]

Media Empire kurdish Family gutiom too kurdish ❤️

[@serdalito6612]

We're was mongol and Turkish influence there???

[@ganeshwarsekhri2810]

Make One on aryan languages as well

[@empirehistoria6598]

Soon

[@SnowLeopard-lt1vf]

Make more of these !

[@samankucher5117]

5:25 weird kurdish just appear in north east of iran .

[@skincap30]

It's because Shah Abbas of Safavid Iran located 1000s of Kurds in the region to defend the border against Turkic tribes.

[@samankucher5117]

@@skincap30 ahhhh i see that makes sense. thank you for explaining.

[@Jovid_Shuhrat]

В Узбекистане ещё 11 миллион носителей персидского языка

[@user-pg8zp7rp2o]

Med 🦅PART🦅

[@ParthianSpirit]

Parthians assimilated the medians, and there was no caspian branche before

[@Based.Afghan]

Pashto and pamiri languages = Bactrian

[@najibullahghafori3739]

so sad huge chunk of bactrian got persianized, does that mean tajiks of Afghanistan are persianized pashtuns( bactrians ) ?

[@Based.Afghan]

@@najibullahghafori3739 of course. They still use pashto words in dari

[@muhammadshehreyarkhan1851]

Correct me if I wrong but I have the following findings: Pashto is more akin to Scythian/Saka in vocabulary according to reconstruction from Greek sources. Sogdian's modern progeny is Yaghnoobi that means Pamiri languages. As for Bacterian, Ormur or Barki, another Eastern Iranian language spoken in Waziristan, Pakistan & parts of Afghanistan, seems to be the closest successor of as many of the customs of Greco Bacterians were introduced in Waziristan like the Pakol cap aka Greek Kousia by the Bacterian migrants, the ancestors of Ormur nation.

[@Based.Afghan]

@muhammadshehreyarkhan1851 ur right to some extent but u have remember that that ancestors of bactrians and and the scythians come from the same branch. Which makes them relatives but the difference is that bactrians settled way earlier in afghanistan while the scythians came later. Both groups prolly spoke a related language well understood by one another. Also ormuri and parachi languages are infact the closest to pashto

[@FanCr17]

Talysh language?

[@empirehistoria6598]

Under Caspian Language Group

[@homayounbernoulli4003]

Not a good map. It does not cover iranian languages in Austria and hungary

[@empirehistoria6598]

Can you name those languages?

[@homayounbernoulli4003]

@@empirehistoria6598 sarmatian, alan languages like jasz

[@shakewsport2661]

Median kurdish

[@Unknown_Iranian_Soldier1]

Here before than Turkish Nonsenses

[@nadirhikmetkuleli7335]

Wrong maps Until 1550s Kurdish was not in the west of Tigris, North of Van Lake. Kurdish speakers neighboring modern Armenian borders in 1150s is not true. Kurdish expansion into Armenian Highlands is recent (especially after Armenian events in Turkey). Until 1990s Azerbaijani Turks were majority in Igdir and Turkish nationalist Party was winner of the votes there. So Kurds becoming neighbor to Armenia is very new. Zazaki, as a part of Caspian Group was well established in Eastern Anatolia around 1300s, way before Kurdish and you do not show Zazaki in any form. In 1100s modern Turkmenistan lands was free from Iranian speakers except some city centers. Uzbekistan and Khorasm were completely Turkicized except Samarqand and Bukhara and some other city centers. Baluch speakers were present in Kerman, Hormozgan and Khorasan. All of them were pushed back to Sistan around 1600s and 1700s. They were Persianized in Kerman, Hormozgan and parts of modern western Pakistan turned into Baluch speakers. It is well known that there were also Ossetian islands in places like Circassia, Dagestan and northern Caucasia, apart from main Osssetian speakers and they were not assimilated until 1500s. So wrong maps full of misinformation.

[@empirehistoria6598]

Sources?

[@nadirhikmetkuleli7335]

@@empirehistoria6598 Read Marco polo and other travellers. Armenian and Arab sources give valuable information about demographics of the time.

[@leonardo_fratila]

Uhm no

[@rozhmokurd]

Contrary to what you say, Kurdish history is much older. As a neighbor of Armenia, look at Kurdish history in the Middle East. resources ---------------- The Shaddadids were a Sunni Muslim dynasty of Kurdish origin.[a][4][3] who ruled in various parts of Armenia and Arran from 951 to 1199 AD. They were established in Dvin. Through their long tenure in Armenia, they often intermarried with the Bagratuni royal family of Armenia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaddadids ----------------------- Rawwadid, Ravvadid (also Revend or Revendi), or Banū Rawwād (Arabic: بنو رَوّاد) (955-1071) was a Sunni Muslim Kurdish[1][4] dynasty, centered in the northwestern region of Adharbayjan (Azerbaijan) between the late 8th and early 13th centuries.[1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rawadid_dynasty ----------------------- You Turks can never make a false history in the Middle East because the Middle East is not your land. You came from the Altai Mountains and Siberia

[@Azrail491]

@@rozhmokurd No, Turkish history is very old and do you believe in the Indo-European theory and think that you are a native of Mesopotamia? You Kurds are not native to Mesopotamia, you migrated to Mesopotamia from Eastern Europe later. Shaddadi and Rawvadi emirates are also Arab, not Kurdish.

[@AmirMahdi-vj7gj]

west azarbaijan is not kurdistan.

[@Godfather2121]

Ne bati azerisi ne anlatıyorsun turklesmis fars. Bizim topragimiza göz diktin.

[@Godfather2121]

Azerbaycan tekrar iranilesecek.

[@Unknown_Iranian_Soldier1]

Whole of Azerbayjan is Iran

[@onkarjadhav980]

Indo Iranian people are hindu 🕉️ or not

[@frozenstorm158]

hinduism is a dravidian religion. Aryans worshiped indo-european religion

[@empirehistoria6598]

Hinduism originated in South Asia meanwhile the Indo-Iranians followed religion similar to their ancestral Indo-European one

[@najibullahghafori3739]

we iranic arians were zoarastrian

[@frozenstorm158]

@@najibullahghafori3739 nope. Iranians originally followed pagan religion which was destroyed by later Iranian zoarastrians

[@najibullahghafori3739]

@@frozenstorm158 those were not iranians, they were people living in the area before our arrival

[@deserteagle1506]

Fake information !

[@empirehistoria6598]

Example?

[@deserteagle1506]

@@empirehistoria6598 for example even in 1 AD south West of iran speak Elamite and mabye kassite language ( Elimais period )

[@TarkanCAGRI]

This map is ridiculous. In the past, where Indo-Iran first emerged, there were Turks in that region a long time ago.

[@IRANIAN_IR224]

The Turks entered Central Asia in the 5th AD

[@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC]

​@@IRANIAN_IR224Turks (Huns) entered Sogdiana 1 century bce. Wusun (Turks) entered Jetisý region 2 century bce.

[@Crxyzen1]

Türkler sonradan batı asyaya göç etti, o bölgedeki irani halklar ya asimile oldular ya da yok oldular. Türklerin ana vatanı doğu asya

[@ChristopherTanne-se3pz]

​@@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC blond indoeuropeans conquared nearly all Asia. Nothing to do withe turk. Self saka 2023 proven iranic. They found bilingual Text. Nobody says wusun turks😂😂😂😂😂

[@ChristopherTanne-se3pz]

​@@IRANIAN_IR224turks sad because indoeuropeans Like scyhtians and tocharians ruled them tousend of years in Bronze and ironages 😂😂😂😂