How did The Ottomans Reach Indonesia in the 16th Century?

How did The Ottomans reach Indonesia in the 16th Century?
During the 16th century, the Ottoman Turks formed a somewhat unlikely alliance with the Sultanate of Aceh, all the way over in the Indonesian archipelago. The friendship was a bit unusual given the fact that the Ottomans, at that time, had only really extended their authority as far as parts of the Arabian Peninsula in the direction of Aceh. Additionally, even to reach Aceh from the Arabian Peninsula itself, despite Constantinople being much farther northwest, the Ottomans would’ve had to cross the Arabian Sea, through the Laccadive Sea, and into the Indian Ocean.
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[@nenenindonu]

It's interesting that the Kingdom of Aceh outlived Ottoman protectorates like Algeria & the Crimean Khanate although being much more isolated from the Ottoman heartland

[@TheOghuz78]

oğlum yeter lan her yerde varsın bi nefes al

[@AnatolianHittite]

​@@TheOghuz78 Bu adam savunma bakanlığından daha fazla iş yapıyo.Heleki Balkanlardan gelen kaybeden Osmanlı tebalarına karşı tokat gibi cevapları yeter.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@TheOghuz78 ben peki?

[@pyrusheliosmk2204]

​@@papazataklaattiranimam sen zaten psikopatsın.

[@TheOghuz78]

@@papazataklaattiranimam ayrılmaz ikili

[@DNT-rq7zi]

Sultanates and muslims accros Indonesia view Ottoman as the last protector of islam and Caliph of the entire muslim world,not only Aceh but Yogyakarta as well, as the Sultan of Yogyakarta himself said "Yogyakarta is a representative of Islamic Caliphate in Istanbul" And as the Caliph the Ottoman have to protect the entire Islamic World, like what they did supporting Indian muslims fight against British troops.

[@muhammadnursultan9704]

Source?

[@DNT-rq7zi]

@@muhammadnursultan9704 The sultan himself

[@anangwisnu1375]

​@@muhammadnursultan9704 history of Yogyakarta Sultanate / Islamic Mataram Sultanate.

[@woffydo]

Indian Muslims fight against British troops? what about Hindus who are the majority? Only Mysore a sultanate fought against the British, are you referring to them?

[@DNT-rq7zi]

@@woffydo I refer to revolts near WW1 and some battles between indians and british

[@bangscutter]

Aceh as a powerful sultanate in the past still echoes its legacy today in modern Indonesia. Aceh is quite fiercely autonomous from the central government of Indonesia, and is the most conservative region, practicing strict Islamic shariah law.

[@HermannTeinenzorg]

Sayangnya di daerah lain di indonesia mulai beredar pemerintahan sekulerisme 😔

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

​@@HermannTeinenzorg you can live in 15th century let others live in 21st century.

[@rikofebri627]

​@@epg96kayaknya abang kita satu ini sangat salty sama aceh & sejarahnya😂😂

[@HermannTeinenzorg]

@@epg96 gk maju maju

[@fasha7747]

@@HermannTeinenzorg Bagaimana kabar Aceh? Apakah masih menjadi provinsi termiskin di Sumatera? BSI gimana nasibnya bro?

[@soup4187]

As an Acehnese myself, thank you very much for such a quality content. Fun fact you can actually see one of the surviving Ottoman-made cannons in the local museum, letters from the Sultanate to various monarchs, Ottoman gold coins, and other various Ottoman legacies here. Even the Acehnese flag, Alam Peudeung Mirah (roughly means the world's red sword) was greatly influenced by the sword, moon and crescent of the former Ottoman Empire!

[@netizenplus6231]

Keren, Biasanya liat lewat internet kurang berkesan, jadi pengen kesana langsung.👏👏

[@irfanjusuf4583]

Same with me

[@mohamadikbaabdillah3238]

Kamu kok jago English ya??

[@teukukalkausarfird4037]

history that Indon try to hide.

[@yogasetiaone]

But Now Turkiye is Sekulerisme Islam, why Aceh still use Ottoman flag?

[@alparslankhaan4551]

I'm Indonesian from West Sumatra and My Great Granfather was Trader from Mesopotamia (Iraq), My Great Granfather was moved to Sumatra Island because of Ottoman Influence in Aceh Sultanate and Then My Great Grandfather married with The native, Also I have a friend from Aceh and his Grandfather was Turkish

[@aba_dhar]

What was the tribe of your grandfather?

[@alparslankhaan4551]

@@aba_dhar Idk from which tribe, But My Grandmother just told me that My Great Grandfather was a Trader from Mesopotamia nowadays is Iraq

[@aldijavaddsaputra9141]

I'm also from west sumatra . Indeed, in west sumatra we can easily find middle east/ indian looking people , which means we had a lot ancestors from there. Which region do you live in west sumatra?

[@alparslankhaan4551]

@@aldijavaddsaputra9141 Suliki, Payokumbuah

[@husnuvesaire7972]

Wow your name is Alparslan han. İs it your real name or nickname?

[@luqmantarmizi9578]

The Ottoman legacy can still be seen in modern Malay states such as the use of crescent and star in their state flags and using the sultan title and many more inherited (Clothes[Songkok],Laws,Architecture,Weapons etc)from the lasting friendship with the Ottoman Empire.

[@harku123]

To be fair the crescent moon and sultanate titles etc could also have come from the Muslim advances in the India and Indonesia regions anyway. There were already Islamic kingdoms around there before the Ottoman empire made a larger presence there

[@hazat8123]

​@@harku123 the crescent moon is not an Islamic symbol it's Ottoman actually

[@lamondaforestry]

@@hazat8123 sorry but actually of Greek origin en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_and_crescent

[@hazat8123]

@@lamondaforestry as far as I know the Ottomans started using the crescent moon symbol after Osman I. Had a dream where he saw a crescent moon form around the earth. I'm not saying you're wtong there could have been connections but dream would make more sense the Ottomans used dreams and prophecies a lot for political motivation and expansion (Constantinople for instance)

[@harku123]

@@hazat8123 you're right that it's not necessarily an Islamic symbol because it was originally designed and used in the original Greek colony of byzantium but that was almost a millennium before the Ottoman empire even existed so it's not an "ottoman symbol" but it's predominantly used as a symbol for Islam and the ottomans used it and because they were so big, they were the ones seen using it most, hence it's mostly associated with Ottomans/Turks

[@ukhtynurulhidayah7213]

Masha'Allah ....love from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@davidivory3234]

Wong arab

[@absyahwa7698]

TURKI USMANI ITU IDEOLOGINYA THORIQOH SUFI BUKAN SALAFI WAHABI HTI KAYAK KAMU😂

[@nurizalridhopangestu2485]

​@@davidivory3234 ya terus? Apa harus orang Jawa?

[@stayhalalumarabdillah]

​@@absyahwa7698 Ottoman itu hanafi sunni

[@hillallkindu]

​@@davidivory3234david😂

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

Turks indeed had a decisive role in triggering historical major events like the Migration Period, Crusades, shaping the history of Balkans, Islamization of Northern India, Age of Discovery as well as ending the Middle Ages with the conquest of Constantinople, fall of the Roman Empire.

[@fairoboilawrence5287]

Conquest? You mean the enslaved and massacre 😅

[@yaasinm]

@@fairoboilawrence5287 Keep crying

[@MiguelAngel-fw4sk]

@Fairoboi Lawrence Cry some more!!

[@renesarabia6442]

@@yaasinm The same way you keep crying over Al Andalus. Spain, Sicily, Malta, and the Philippines, has been Rechristianized from Islam you cant have them back. :P

[@scarymonster5541]

​@@renesarabia6442 well europeans are leaving christianity

[@fathanarga]

The Ottomans also send ambassador to the neighbouring island of java, with many of them (Yogyakarta, Banten, Surakarta), having some kinds of record of Sultan Ar-Rum and considered the ottoman as their caliph.

[@ariapinandita9240]

Pati Unus from the Sultanate of Demak (Java) died fighting the Portuguese in Malacca...

[@KevinManguns]

thanks to Aceh, Aceh sultanate was the first bridge to Ottoman for knowing the other islamic nation existence in the indonesia region and as a world caliphate Ottoman form a strong presence make a mission diplomatic in the region

[@davidivory3234]

Tdk ada fakta bukti apapun yg mengatakan jawa kerjasama dg ottoman, apa lagi menganggap mereka kalipah. Ingat islam yg dipraktekkan mataram sngt penuh dg unsur buddha dan hindu dimana mereka msh percaya dewa².

[@davidivory3234]

​@@KevinManguns Tdk ada bukti kerjasama jawa dan ottoman dlm politik.

[@fathanarga]

@@davidivory3234 ada, terjadi pada masa Mataram Islam dan seterusnya. Buktinya terdapat ornamen ornamen kesultanan utsmaniyah diatas pintu masuk keraton kasunanan surakarta dan ornamen ornamen di tempat tempat lainnya. Hubungan diantara keduanya merupakan bukan bawahan langsung dengan wilayahnya dikuasai oleh turki.

[@turkishemir5735]

Love to Indonesia from Turkey. Brothers and sisters in Islam.

[@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072]

Greetings from Nusantaran continent to Eurasia

[@alisalihsar1804]

Not all of us are Muslim, and a majority of us are not very religious

[@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072]

@@alisalihsar1804 That's true. The last time, I know that Indonesians irreligious percentage might be somewhere around 42%.

[@alisalihsar1804]

@@hanggaraaryagunarencagutuh7072 I am Turkish

[@donmudit2257]

We dont like Islam, it isnt our culture..You dont like to change your culture and religion over à trade, means Turquie must follow Indonésien culture and religion, Will you ? ...Stop invasion in the name of trade....We continue our ancestral heritage, culture and religions...We are not Muslims ....🎉 Islam is not our religion...🤮..No offence, keep your culture, religion there..

[@billjourney999]

Hey, greetings from Aceh. At that time, it's only Aceh who resisted successfully from Portuguese invasion in Asia.

[@abisyamil7070]

Dan jan lupa juga perang panjang Aceh melawan belanda bro👍

[@billjourney999]

@@abisyamil7070 ya menarik juga kalau ada videonya. Sejarah Asia Tenggara memang agak terlupakan dalam pembahasan dunia.

[@tugrulgul5903]

Greetings and respect from Turkey🇹🇷🇦🇿☝️

[@adilpangestu3924]

Actually Ternate Sultanate from Moluccas also succeeded in expelling the Portuguese from their kingdom, if I'm not mistaken the event is also mentioned in this video

[@billjourney999]

@@adilpangestu3924 yes, but Portuguese has ever occupied it for a while

[@AbdullahBinAbdurahmanAlaqil]

Love khilafah Otoman From Indonesia ❤️🇮🇩💪🏳️🏴🇹🇷

[@fahrolnansakti3254]

Aceh ya Aceh, Indonesia ya indonesia di p Jawa

[@widiandritalempong4405]

Aceh sultanate actually appointed the first female admiral. She is a big trouble for dutch and portugese at the time, even UK send special ambassador requesting a permit to travel through malaka strait. Her name is Keu Malahayati

[@fahri.konevi]

Love to Indenosian brothers and sisters❤ Assalamu Aleykum from Istanbul 🇹🇷

[@notanotherabdi8216]

Another great video love from Somalia 🇸🇴💙 🇹🇷 ❤️ 🇮🇩

[@fahrolnansakti3254]

ACEH YA ACEH. Indonesia ya indonesia di pulau jawa

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Love Indonasia from Turkiye ❤

[@mint8648]

Who will you vote?

[@islamicattitudestatus6141]

@@mint8648 😂

[@kaanefeuzumcu3674]

@@mint8648 Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu

[@samet491]

​@@mint8648 kemal kılıçdaroğlu❤

[@bisharGellowMahad]

​@@kaanefeuzumcu3674 he will fall with his bag of onion

[@kakfafadillahe]

Terima kasih Knowledgia for your information about history about Ottoman & Aceh Sulatanates to fighting from Portuguese invaders who have monopolized trade. Btw, not only Aceh which had diplomatic relations with the Ottoman Turks, but Yogyakarta too (through the flag heritage in the Palace/Keraton) 🙂

[@Knowledgia]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@Sinan_fecl]

its 1.34 us dollar. if you want to know 😂

[@altafsheikh0]

​@@Sinan_fecl 🤣😂😂I think 20k dollars bruh I got a mini heart attack

[@glevt]

No.. There is no formal ties between ottoman and jogja.. A lot of distortion and hoax.

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

The Ottomans were the strongest empire of the 16th century and due to their caliphate ties, they took action to protect Indonesia from "infidels".

[@GwainSagaFanChannel]

I mean during the 16th century the muslim presence in Indonesian archipelago was very small so it did need to seek protection from a strong muslim power against the christian colonial predence and hindu presence.

[@GwainSagaFanChannel]

Only during dutch colonization that promoted the spread of islam islam solidified and became the dominant religion in Indonesia while currentday malayasia was already muslim but this was not the case for indonesia

[@aidenabboud2451]

pretty sure some infidels were just plain hindus and buddhists protecting their land from islamic invasions, don't forget the invasion of blambangan and small ofshoots of the majapahit kingdom and the constant infighting of javanese islamic empires.

[@avdolthebizarreadventurer2685]

@@epg96 Source?

[@avdolthebizarreadventurer2685]

@@aidenabboud2451 Source?

[@yosichadutawisnuandika5168]

In Central Java, the city of Surakarta or what is called the city of Solo, there is a grand mosque, a mosque built by the Surakarta Sultanate during the leadership of Sultan Pakubuwono X. in the mosque there is a pulpit mihrab for major lectures that were originally sent from sultan Abdulhamid II of the Ottoman Empire (1876 - 1909) with the meaning: Al Ghazi, Abdul Hamid Khan Ats Tsani ibn 'Abdul Majid, where until now they are still there and maintained if you are visiting the city of Surakarta, Central Java.

[@nazarnazar6326]

Ras kuli😅

[@fauziahmad7054]

@@nazarnazar6326 komen mu udah bodoh, rasis, eh ga nyambung ckck

[@EdukasiPerpus]

​@@nazarnazar6326 kuli terbesar didunia afrika,India,china

[@simpleman6327]

​@@nazarnazar6326 KALO GAK ADA KULI = YANG BANGUN RUMAH LU SIAPA?? EMAK LU?? LEBIH BAIK KERJA HALAL JADI KULI DARIPADA JADI KORUPTOR!!

[@glevt]

Hoax.. False history..

[@Nomadicenjoyer31]

THE TURKS AND THE WEST. Europe stood in awe of the Ottomans who crushed many states and conquered vast territories, going, as all patriotic Turks will proudly point out, "all the way to the gates of Vienna." European literature is replete with the depictions of the Turk as the hated enemy. The English often thought of the Turk as awe-inspiring and destructive. Thomas Fuller wrote in The Holy Warre (1639): "The Turkish Empire is the greatest... the sun ever saw. ...Grass springeth not where the grand signior's horse setteth his foot." Halman, T. and Warner, J., 2007. Rapture and revolution. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, Crescent Hill Publications, p.9.

[@depekthegreat359]

Fantastic of course for the Ottoman Empire to be having a massive friendship with Indonesia via Aceh province,good friends!!!:-D

[@teukufadel8293]

It has its down and ups for the relationship tbh

[@rahmathidayat-wr8ei]

Indonesia khususnya Aceh daerah yang menjunjung tinggi nilai-nilai Islam dan menerapkan dalam kehidupan sehari-hari, semoga Allah SWT membangkitkan negeri Indonesia dengan cahaya Islam kembali #do'akan 2024 bisa punya pemimpin yang amanah 🤲

[@muhammadakhrizul4954]

Till the early 1900 Aceh is unconquerable by the Dutch, generally speaking the region there had the least time occupation for any European power in Indonesia.

[@teixeira476]

Would you consider a video on the Battle of Diu as a follow up to this video ? I think portuguese hegemony on the Indian ocean is not understood enough for the importance it had on the early shift of worlds economy and power

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Fantastic video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍👍

[@ram-is-herexd7930]

Hello @Knowledgia I absolutely love your videos! I saw that you guys have many videos explaining the expansionism of the Rashidun Caliphate in the Middle East, and now I really want to see an explanation of Umayyad expansion in Iberia, North Africa, and Central Asia whilst dealing with internal revolts, political instability, and their collapse to the Abbasids. Also I cant help but sound like a broken record here, but I love your videos guys keep up the hard work as you teach people about their histories and the history of the World as a whole!

[@zakirnaikahmaddeedat3651]

This is Islam, thicker than blood, race, language, skin color, social status, etc. In Islam the most noble is the one who is the most God conscious. United under laa ilaaha illAllaah, Muhammad Rasulullah. None is worthy of worship but Allaah, Muhammad is His final messenger. Peace from Aceh's neighbor Medan, North Sumatera.

[@jeizache]

after binge-watching your videos, one of many things i love is your pronounciation.

[@LauftFafa]

ottomans werent a regional power . they have fought battles in india , raided iceland during the second raid , their north african corsairs were on every sea and the ottomans did intervene personally in many remote places in africa and asia . reminder they also intervened during the great irish famine . so to belittle them and see the spanish or brits as something bigger is false . just because the ottomans didnt have colonies far away didnt mean they couldnt reach them

[@tellme8140]

When did ottomans fought battle in India

[@LauftFafa]

@@tellme8140 check kings and generals in one of their portugal vs ottomans series . the fans theres even made a meme that ottomans would fight Portuguese even in the arctic or the moon because they fought everywhere

[@silumankatak348]

Salam dari Indonesia 🇲🇨

[@vkuyrukcu]

Very insightful documentary. Thank you very much. Now I can better understand the special relationship between Türkiye and our Indonesian friends.

[@mts4759]

It's perhaps my first view. And I am impressed by the very good narration.

[@esoterra8050]

Ottoman History is always good for a surprise. Great video!

[@sopariwalashubhan4265]

Love Aceh from India. Hopefully, I will visit soon. ❤️

[@henaxhq69420]

Informative video

[@DarkMeyer777]

One of the most interesting part of history was that Islam was spread across Indonesia Archipelago by the Chinese-Muslim explorer Zheng He

[@islahbahrawi]

Not True

[@ariapinandita9240]

His true name is Cheng Ho... Dunno, since why did his name become Zheng He... Like the case of Chin Yung novel characters, such as Yo Ko become Yang Guo, Kwee Siang become Guo Xiang, Thio Sam Hong become Zhang Sanfeng and Peking become Beijing...

[@kusari86]

It was Yemeni traders that spread Islam in Malaysia and Indonesia

[@ariapinandita9240]

@@kusari86 🤔🤔🤔 Dunno... But it isn't recorded in our history book... Cheng Ho came from Hui tribe, Sunan Maulana Malik Ibrahim from Morocco, Sunan Asmarakandi from Samarkand, Sunan Ampel from Champa... There was no record regarding Yemeni traders... Only Gujarat, Samarkand, China, Champa, and Morocco...

[@ariapinandita9240]

Now there is a clash between Habib from Yaman who claims to be a descendant of the Prophet with traditional Islam in Indonesia. They (the Habib) are very famous for their affiliation with Salafi-Wahabi-Takfiri and Ikhwanul Muslimin/Khilafah. For the common good, do not discuss people of Yemeni descendants in Indonesia... They want special treatment in Indonesia, like the highest caste. They even made a fatwa that studying from the ignorant Yemeni Habib (jahil) is better than studying religion/agama Islam from 70 non-Arab (ajam) religious scholars. Keywords: Habib Bahar bin Smith, Habin Rizieq Shihab, Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia, khilafah

[@SekadarPendapat]

The Dutch were never able to control Aceh. How? When the Sultan of Aceh's army was no longer able to defend Aceh, the Sultan of Aceh surrendered his authority to his own people. In this way the opposition to the Dutch continued without the Dutch being able to stop it at all. And Aceh remained independent and sovereign until the formation of Indonesia

[@fatherlouiswilliamssugaada5023]

You forget those uleebalaang who accepted Dutch colonial rule

[@salazarway]

For you to understand the Portuguese Navy back then. The most fortified castles in the world where in Holy Roman Empire and had around 90 cannons. Portuguese Galeão had more then 130 able to charge from the back of it. UFFF BOOOMM

[@takiranayaki7870]

But why they were defeated by Turkiye and Egypt's Mamluk navys?

[@salazarway]

@takira nayaki When exactly? Take a look at the Diu battle. Not even the Mamluks and Turkish plus Venecians could handle it. Total massacre. There's always the point of view of military and tactical win/lost. It's possible to win a battle and tactically lose the point of it. Very complex theme.

[@Diogo_-tx1zi]

⁠@@takiranayaki7870 because they were thousands of miles away from home while the turks were had easy back up, and why did the turks lost while having 200 hips vs 17 portuguese ships?

[@nunolip]

@@takiranayaki7870 The Portuguese were not defeated. The Portuguese defeated the Turks and they allies. It was a strategic turning point in history. The Portuguese would later be defeated by the Dutch.

[@bustanussalatin3980]

Thanks for your good video,,l know about this history and right now l know more, thanks brother. I am achehnese and l love history of acheh❤

[@shahansindhi8141]

The internet finally discovered the authentic flag of Aceh in Indonesia.

[@user-lw8is4zm1u]

الاتراك لم يدخلو الإسلام الى اندونسيا بل ادخله #اليمانييووووون لاتسرقو انجازات الناس تحية من العراق 🇮🇶

[@pusatbukubekas3051]

Penelitian tentang pengaruh Ottoman di Jawa perlu diperluas. Sistem militer Ottoman juga diadopsi di Yogyakarta selama "Perang Jawa" oleh Pangeran Diponegoro melawan VOC Belanda.

[@pusatbukubekas3051]

Research on Ottoman influence in Java needs to be expanded. The Ottoman military system was also adopted in Yogyakarta during the "Java War" by Prince Diponegoro against the Dutch VOC.

[@glevt]

itu hanya influence.. tidak ada hubungan antara ottoman dan jawa secara kenegaraan..

[@zakiggs7939]

​@@pusatbukubekas3051Tdk ada bukti sejarah catatan sejaman, jangan mengada². Ketika ottoman pada masa jaya nya jawa sdh menjadi bagian ducth east indie, yg ada hanya hubungan belanda dg ottoman. Suka ngayal kalian, sy orang jawa tp sy berpegangan fakta klu sjrh hrs berdasarkan catatan sejaman.

[@nazarnazar6326]

Jgan bikin gw ketawa...

[@brokenbridge6316]

This channel makes some very curious video's

[@t.c4055]

I have read so many themes about the ottoman. And still learning new things. Thx for your work Now I understand why Indonesia likes turkey

[@oliversherman2414]

Ottomans, Aceh and Venice: The dynamic trio

[@MerdoKhan1905]

70% of world trade in eu4 😂😂

[@oliversherman2414]

@@MerdoKhan1905 tbh the only paradox game I've played is Hoi4

[@user-dr7ru8pm3d]

@ايوب الترهوني هو لا ينحدث عن الاتحاد الاروبي الحالي بل عن لعبة اروبا 4 وعن كون الدولة العثمانية والبندقية وسلطنة اش ملوكم التجارة العالمية فيها ,,,,,

[@nunolip]

But the ottomans reneged on their Venetian allies, and lost naval supremacy in the Mediterranean... Greed was their downfall.

[@oliversherman2414]

@@nunolip It was probably more complicated than that

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries , understanding the Turks ' military organization , given the credit for the greatest empire since antiquity , became a major European preoccupation . Speake, J., n.d. Literature of travel and exploration. p.891. By the middle of the 16th century, the Turks arguably possessed the greatest empire in the world. A History of the Middle East Paperback - March 15, 2006 by Saul S. Friedman (Author) p.181

[@Deepak_Dhakad]

Ottoman Empire is joke compare to Mughals.

[@mehmetakifbalci6788]

Bir Türk olarak Portekizlilerin ufak bir coğrafyadan Dünya'yı etkileyecek şeyler yapması ve denizcilikteki başarısı bana şaşırtıcı geliyor. Coğrafyaları onları güçlü gemiler yapmaya ve yeni ticaret yolları bulmaya itti ve onlarda bulundukları konumun şartlarına uydular. Açe'nin hilafete ve Osmanlıya bağlılığıda Türklerin kalbini Endonezya'ya ısındıran iki tarihi olaydır. Bizim kardeşliğimiz ırk bağı değil din kardeşliğidir.

[@dhenoyznero]

As an Indonesian living on the island of Java and see the history of Aceh itself which is so great at that time when almost all the kingdoms and sultanates in the archipelago or Nusantara were subdued by the European colonists. However, after Aceh became part of Indonesia, the consequences of excessive exploitation of Aceh's natural resources by Indonesia were also decades of war between the aceh guerrillas and the Indonesian army which resulted in suffering and poverty making Aceh today one of the lagging provinces in Indonesia. I hope one daya the Acehnese can re-carve their great history.

[@glevt]

thank you brother.. one day insya Allah

[@woffydo]

I hope Nusanata goes back to it's Hindu past, of the Majapahit.@@glevt

[@glevt]

@@woffydo i hope not.

[@woffydo]

The diversity of Indonesia values is based on the Hindu verse "Truth is one, sages call it by various names." It is derived from Rig Veda Samhita 1.164.46, to which the Majapahit had enshrined upon. Bhineka tungkal ika , this is the underlying principle. @@glevt

[@glevt]

@@woffydo and islam is the enlightment for southeast Asia particularly for Aceh ..

[@celilgunes8698]

The ties are still connected with Turks and Indonesians. I am a Turk who had married an Indonesian women from Sumatra. It is very honouring for me to hear something like this happened. Even Abdulhamid tried to help Philippines muslims in Moro. This is a very famous documentarian from Turkey who visited Moro muslims: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2eneYJ6gMiIia8

[@alisalihsar1804]

Not really. You are an exception

[@glevt]

not indonesia.. but the depp relationship is between Turkish and Acehnese.. Ottoman Aceh.. Indonesia didnt exist at that time

[@celilgunes8698]

@@alisalihsar1804 it is a growing trend right now.

[@amoncoolman]

​@@alisalihsar1804Turks say real Turks

[@alisalihsar1804]

@@amoncoolman what

[@harizryan7317]

Thank you for covering this, Now Aceh is considered autonomous and practiced the most strict islamic shariah law compared to other region

[@Konnenpreah]

Great video👍

[@eldityasubekti1472]

Akhirnya dibahas juga

[@mazmiperkasa7093]

it is clear that we in Aceh have very many Turks and Persians

[@Historic_Events.Explained]

Great Video!

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

Thank you very much.

[@cbilmn1044]

Safavids were Turks too....heavenly Turks

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Qizilbash Turks

[@anuragtumane5227]

Ottomans reaching Indonesia showed they had a large influence at that time.

[@tavrinon]

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[@hanifitasova519]

Superb vid!!!!

[@alperenlive]

*Throughout the narration, the map of the Ottoman State was shown incorrectly.* *All North African lands, western Iran and Iraq, south Caucasus up to the Caspian Sea were included in the Ottoman lands.* *You should use better drawn maps*

[@alisalihsar1804]

Fransa'yı da eklesinler mi sınırlarımıza ne dersin

[@svart7716]

I admire the naval power of Portugal. They gave very hard resistance to mighty ottomans.

[@arrancaal]

Born and raised in Aceh, Acehnese and Turks have had very long history, they were among the first to respon when Aceh was hit by 2004 indian ocean tsunami. we've always consider the Turks as brother from afar. may this relation continue~

[@teukufadel8293]

there's actually a proposal of the sultanate of aceh to become the vassal of Ottoman Empire in the late 19/20th century, but the Sultan at the time rejected it despite some high figures such as Midhat Pasha (A very controversial Pasha) actually would like it to become the vassal, the Basiret Newspaper of Ottoman Empire at that time also shown the Dutch War for the Newspaper for the Ottomans to see (you could look it up in a Turkish Book titled as "Basiret ve Direniş: Basiret Gazetesinde Açe'deki Hollanda Savaşı'nın (1873-1904) İlk Yılını Ele Alan Merinlere Dair" by Kağıt Kapak)

[@user-mv9nu5sf1n]

happy to see a historical channel stay true to itself. Not like those kings or generals hahah

[@kenirawadi4689]

Regarding the war against Russia, indeed that channel is very bias.

[@user-mv9nu5sf1n]

@@kenirawadi4689 I havent watched all those videos tho,I am not a russian so really dont care that much to be more historicly accurate it will pass atleast 50 years for us to see the truth.

[@user-mv9nu5sf1n]

@@uwqq2146 They are not false just bias not most of the facts, I have no idea why.They spend a lot of money to draw maps,desing and stuff but they are always innacurate most of the time.Can't tell you what provocate me that time but its not the fisrt time so i just unsibribed and never wanna watch a video of that chanell witch is sad.I was folllowing and waiting for a video since they were 50k sub.

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

Should cover the complex relationship between Ottomans, Mughals, safavids and Uzbeks next

[@maddogbasil]

*"Yo Knowledgia"* *CAN WE GET A SIMILAR VIDEO ON THE HORN OF AFRICA* this is literally the same as what happened with the somali people They also had strong ottoman aliance with help fighting off European colonization Especially in the 16th during early portugese colonialism and all the way up to the 20th century

[@cardanotony1097]

Wooooow magnificent ❤️💚💚💚 The ottomans 👍

[@rajudin1014]

Saleum dari bumoe Aceh l🇹🇷

[@tugrulgul5903]

Aleyküm selam

[@ikhlas391]

Blessing of Allah for Turkiye and Indonesia.. 🤲🤲🤲

[@teungkusyarifattari]

I'm from Aceh Sumatera Indonesia. Thanks for u

[@roach590]

I love how the venetians are always in the story lol

[@Emrek157]

Those fuckers are always in :D

[@patrickols]

It’s hard to talk of the Mediterranean region between the years 800 and the late 1700’s without mentioning The Republic Of Venice, it’s like talking about the 20th century and trying to ignore the USA

[@takiranayaki7870]

​@@patrickols Lol... you compared the old Venetia with today's USA? 😂😂 Venetia was a mediocre or even below in the era of Ottoman, Byzantium and Egypt's Mamluk navys.

[@patrickols]

@@takiranayaki7870 hmmmm at one point in my post did I compared the Republic of Venice and the USA? I wrote and I repeat it here, it’s difficult to talk about the history of the Mediterranean of that time without mentioning Venice. Just like it’s difficult to talk about the history of the 20th century without mentioning the USA…how is that comparing exactly? Plus if you think that the Republic of Venice wasn’t important in that time frame, you might want to go and read a few more books, just saying. It was anything but mediocre.

[@oldgamer9992]

​@@patrickols So Venice was strong for a very long time...

[@niko-ni6ps]

Aceh recorded already has interaction with the arab world since the founding of islam, around the year 700 - 800

[@makco5273]

the propaganda these youtube channels runs aganst Muslim rulers is something else... saying that ottomans executed Murat Reis is just to show how cruel ottomans were. but in reality he wasn't executed but die of the injuries he had in a battle. " During the battle Murat Reis was seriously injured. In 1609 he took part in the siege of Vlorë, during which he died.[1]" and the Islam came to Indonesia in the 13th Century through ArabTraders not wars.

[@KangaKucha]

Wish it did more with Med and a few Atlantic islands. Also maybe Indian Ocean too. My Ottoman goes far in Europe Asia and Africa.

[@KangaKucha]

Like Africa it's North and West. Europe its South East near Vienna and Part of Ukarine which Russia takes. Asia might be bigger too as in more Persia via 7 years war (I prefer 8)

[@scourgeofgodattila579]

The greatest time of the Ottomans was the year 1580 While Morocco-Indonesia-Arabian Peninsula and Poland were vassals, the central lands of the empire consisted of Western Iran-Caucasus-Anatolia-Syria-Iraq-Egypt-Libia-Tunisia-Algeria-Balkans and Crimea.

[@KangaKucha]

@@scourgeofgodattila579 Cool stuff but I prefer my way with a few exceptions like Muslim going to Indonesia, not the Ottoman control.

[@alotofjobs4276]

What happened to the video where you guys made about if Beringia still existed cause I can’t find some videos that existed on this channel

[@ariapinandita9240]

It would also be better to describe the efforts to liberate Malacca which were carried out by the sultanates of Demak, Banten and Cirebon from Java island. Not only the Ottomans helped. Even Pati Unus, the sultan of Demak died in the liberation war of Malacca...

[@billjourney999]

Also Aceh

[@TheOghuz78]

The map you're using lacks libya and parts of ethiopia, eritrea

[@Amitdas-gk2it]

Interesting

[@jepismadi1875]

During the massive quake and tsunami in 2004, aid from Turkiye came in throngs and it shows that the ties still exist even in modern era

[@ucminhvo295]

The Sultanate of Aceh was actually ruled by a Chams prince back then, the Chams people after Dai Viet conquest of Champa in 1471 managed to escaped the Viets wrath and fled to Malacca and Sumatra. In Sumatra the Chams prince Syah Pau Ling converted to Islam and became the ruler of Aceh.

[@mint8648]

What were Acehnese relations with later Dai Viet like?

[@CharDhue]

Never heard of it Interesting

[@ariapinandita9240]

As we know, the remaining Champa-nese now live in Aceh. They are Malays who fled from Indochina... Like the story of Aji Saka/Ajivaka/Ajivika, Malaya/Malay, Kamboja-Champa, and Yavana/Java-Sundanese who fled India in the past... The first wave was during the Aji Saka/Ajivaka period, then during the Ashoka/Muria-Keling (Maurya-Kalingga) war, and Sriwijaya-Cholamandala war... Even the religious center moved from Nalanda to Borobudur and Mount Semeru (East Java)...

[@abisyamil7070]

Bujeed dah baru denger gue. Sejarah macam mana pulak ini? Yg jd penguasa Aceh adalah orang2 champa !🤣 ntah hapa hapa !🤣

[@moshimoshi9881]

the kings of champa aldy converted to islam before the lee than thong invasion actually

[@hungariancountryball2928]

Thats a good question.

[@farizansyahrifkia5110]

It's called ukhuwa(Brotherhood in Islam) actually sultan iskandar muda sent request for aid to retake Portuguese malacca Ottoman also aid Mataram sultanate during siege of Batavia 1629.. sorry if I'm make mistake Ottoman also aid Aceh to breakthrough Dutch blockade to prevent pilgrims to go to Mecca in 1888

[@zubailiboy1662]

Love from Aceh❤❤❤ thanks ❤❤❤Ottoman❤❤❤

[@125discipline2]

indonesia is the most strategic place on God's green earth.

[@mgigachad3170]

They didn't even have the suez canal so it is very hard.

[@nunolip]

It was way harder for the Portuguese, and they won...

[@evannave9718]

Saya salut untuk pedagang Timur tengah dan china dimana mereka berdagang dengan baik tanpa harus menjajah,,,, berbeda dengan pedagang Eropa yang penuh kepentingan entah itu 3G dll!!

[@warchiefcannotteachpeacefu6757]

Dear fellow indonesian, i can say Indonesia was not exist at the time. Kingdoms of Nusantara there fought with each other Foreigners whether Islamic Kingdom or others, were attracted to spices and gold here. Islam and Christianity was spread in the context of political control. So dont overproud yourself being Aceh Muslim, or even trying to enforce sharia law to other region. AND for non Acehness, please do not envy their special right in exercising sharia law. Respect each other. This is not 15th century. And Indonesia is not secular. So anyone thought so, brush off yourself and just enjoy this video .

[@pompacitokmakci]

Être fort comme un Turc (‘to be strong like a turk’): This expression originates in the 15th century when the Turks had a reputation for being strong, almost unbeatable warriors due to their numerous victories. At the time, the Ottoman Empire ruled large parts of south-east Europe, north Africa and western Asia. It is said that François I, King of France, was gifted Turkish armour by Suleiman the Magnificent (the tenth and most famous sultan of the Ottoman Empire) during their alliance. When he wore it, he is said to have exclaimed: “Here I am now, strong as a Turk!”.

[@suryadi6959]

Gelar sultan itu dari gelar yg di berikan dari gelar otoman

[@TheANPEyes]

Allahumma ighfir lahum warhamhum to Sultans of Ottoman Empire and Sultans of Aceh and all shuhada of Aceh during the war.

[@Apsolution1]

When you play Pahang and Aceh allies Ottomans

[@g0rgeos]

Samudra pasai, name of the Aceh kingdom ( sultanes)

[@otakufilsuf]

kesultanan Aceh sama kesultanan samudra pasai beda kerajaan bang🗿 ya wilayahnya memang sama-sama di aceh. tapi tetep beda negara.

[@rabbaniazzahra1784]

bukannya samurai pasai sama aceh benci bencian ya? terus Samudra pasai menjadi bawahan nya malaka Lalu jadi bawahan nya portugis (saat malaka jatuh) baru di anexasi sama aceh saat melawan portugis

[@errte7]

Different kingdom

[@rabbaniazzahra1784]

@@errte7 *different sultanate

[@g0rgeos]

@@otakufilsuf tetanggaan kaya tom & Jerry

[@BABEGAMING812]

I from Aceh Darusallam Thank you

[@erison_guci]

Acehnese Sultanate at its greatest extent: Banda Aceh, Takengon, Barus, Batahan, Pariaman, Painan until Muko-Muko. Including the Barrier Islands from Simeulue to Pagai. Wilayah kekuasaan Kesultanan Aceh terluas: Banda Aceh, Takengon, Barus, Batahan, Pariaman, Painan sampai ke Muko-Muko. Termasuk pula Kepulauan Penghalang dari Simeulu sampai ke Pagai.

[@micahistory]

Sometimes Aceh has been described as an Ottoman vassal though I am not sure how true that is

[@rabbaniazzahra1784]

they were more of a protectorate, some people might have thought protectorate and vassal is the same thing. even tho they are quite different

[@Dragonman998]

Ottomans had strange relations with most Muslim and Christian states. Essencially they never had real motive for annexation or conquest of some state when things were easier with indirect formal rule (protectorate or vassalage), which in turn was a way cheaper option than maintaining direct ruled province. Only when those type of relations were endangered and disturbed by appetites of some new next solid enemy, then they took percursive actions for direct and complete anexation only to secure its territorial flanks and borders. One of many such examples is Kingdom of Hungary which was completely defeated in Battle of Mohacs in 1526, but not destroyed at all, only changed one ruler and dinasty (Catholic), with it’s own (Protestant) ruler and dinasty instead of creating annexed province. Only after Habsburgs started in 1528 serious incursions in ill defined limmits in Ottoman-Habsburg spheres in Hungary, in 1541 Ottomans were forced to annex 1/3 of vassal Hungary which was under direct danger of incursions, while the other 1/3 remained rump but still a vassal state, a smaller version of now ex vassal Hungary known as Principality of Erdel (Transylvania) was created in 1570. This shows that Ottomans even when they were a serious superpower of its time, tried with all costs to avoid illogical and expensive vast adventourous expansions. If we see things objectively without religious bias, then First Siege of Vienna 1529 was not a total conquering ‘jihadi’ expedition but a (failed) punitive expedition to stop Habsburg incursions in vassal Hungary, and the Second Siege of 1683 was a conquering (again failed) expedition to finally secure its direct domination of Hungary, as they did previously secured their direct domination of Balkans defeating Kingdom of Hungary itself in Mohacs. And even in hypotetical eventual successful Ottoman siege of Vienna, instead of annexing it they most likely only would try to change the (Catholic) ruling dinasty of HRE (Germany) with some Reformed (Protestant) one.

[@micahistory]

@@Dragonman998 interesting

[@rabbaniazzahra1784]

@@Dragonman998 bro never skips history class

[@herrynovri1648]

@@Dragonman998 almost every one missing a point that the Ottomans were very smart. How come an Islamic Power could compete with 4 to 5 European Powers and in addition a Safavid Power in their east border? That was because they were very smart. The Ottomans were stronger than each of the European Power but were nothing if those European Powers were unite. That's what they were doing, they trade and make profits for some of those European and punish the others. Those European Powers competed which each other. The same goes with the Crusaders. How come small crusader states could last about 200 years in the sea of Islamic Powers? Because, those Islamic Powers were competing each others. The Crusaders made alliance with some Islamic Emirates and attack others. It is called geopolitics.

[@Mohammadkwt]

When you look at alliances and treaties made between Muslim and Muslim states or Muslim and euro states, you see the good benefits that comes out of it. However, when the euros do that, don't expect something good will come out. Because they definitely have a dirty plan as well. Will, that's the old euros and some of the behavior still have happens till this day. At least there are those who want good business without backstabbing.

[@ashokafulcrum4795]

What? What good benefits? The first 300 years Christians were barred from trading, leaving it to a Jewish sect called Radhanites. The Ottomans and Dutch had good trading relations for centuries. So dit the Venetians with the Ottomans and Mamluks. The Portuguese upheld good relationship with the Mughals. England was overly protective of Zanzibar and the Sultanate of Oman. The only moment conflict really arose between the West and the Islamic world had to do with abolitionism and cossair piracy. Not to mention all the benefits that came with European imperialism. Namely the massive population-boom in various colonies. You are just an ignorant bigot, that wants to hate on Euro's for ending up more successful. Study some History before you speak.

[@takiranayaki7870]

Agreed.

[@IStevenSeagal]

The person that fears Allah, that person you can fully trust.

[@zularzianza4076]

Assalamualaikum Iam from Aceh

[@mohd6537]

there's is no word Indonesia before 1900... reference gleason map 1892

[@mohammadahmad932]

The West with their petrified minds, since the dark ages and their burning of scholars just for saying that the earth is round and now they does not want to accept the idea that Islam has spread in some regions without wars its so hard for them 😂

[@beachboy0505]

Excellent video 📹 Ottoman sponsored privateers/ corsairs kept the Portuguese at bay in the Indian Ocean.