How the Mongols Lost China - Medieval History Animated DOCUMENTARY

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The Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on Mongol History continues with a video explaining how and why thee Mongols lost China and the Yuan dynasty was kicked out.
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[@baybarshan2500]

In European schools we don't lern about Asian history, thanks to Kings and Generals we learn it from you guys !

[@obiwancoolidge1828]

Death: Who are you?

[@ziggytheassassin5835]

Toghto gives me the same vibe as Flavius Aetius. A competent and loyal leader that was trying to hold things together while hit with disaster after disaster but was betrayed by his own incompetent superiors that feared his popularity and influence.

[@Dragons_Armory]

Toghto's de facto regency of the government should really be looked deeper by other historians.

[@cursedex3755]

Man, the always common trend of getting rid of the most adept person for a role even though they are loyal to you, due to paranoia or other people forcing your hand, and are surprised when everything falls apart without them

[@lerneanlion]

Upon the mention of the Ming dynasty, it made me realized this one thing. Why would the members of the Tiandihui wanted to revive the Ming dynasty so much and did not go with the general trend of replacing one dynasty with their own leader's dynasty? What made the Ming dynasty so special to them and not those like of the Tang and Song dynasties despite that they were of Han origins as well. Heck, the Tang's regime was even considered as the Golden Age of China by many people.

[@sbam4881]

The Mongols' major weakness was that their population was tiny. Even at their height, and despite the West always referring to them as "hordes" their army rarely exceeded 10 Tumens (all fronts combined), and even that required heavily drawing upon non-mongols - like the Tartars and the Naimans etc. - to fill out the ranks. When a conquering administrator is outnumbered by the locals by more than 1,000 to one, ejection and/or reverse assimilation is pretty inevitable. This happened everywhere. The Ilkhanate became Islamized, the Golden Hordre were gradually replaced by the Rus warlords they themselves had raised up to administer/collect tribute for them etc.

[@manuelpacheco9790]

This is so high quality that I feel weird not having to pay for this. I sincerely hope teachers are using you guys!!!

[@brokenbridge6316]

It seemed what did in the Yuan dynasty was a perfect storm of events brought about by Kublai Khan's death. And it seemed that Toghto's dismissal and death was what broke the camel's back. Without him the Yuan's fall would happened eventually. My compliments to all those who made this video a reality.

[@waynedawson8833]

Yuan dynasty be using that Quantitative easing.😄

[@loganbagley7822]

I always thought that if they made an Assassins Creed game set in China, they should set it during the fall of the Yuan and rise of the Ming Dynasties.

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[@connectedhistory]

As much as I love military history, I really appreciate your vids on other aspects such as economics, society, climate etc.

[@thechosenone1533]

Togho reminds me of Stilicho who tried to save Rome but was betrayed and assassinated by his emperor. In both the cases the Empire ended after them. Stilicho's death led to the Sack of Rome and Togho's death led to the fall of the Yuan Dynasty.

[@vertigq5126]

Awesome vid! I’ve been looking for good content on the Yuan dynasty and this is perfect, keep it up guys! God bless you!

[@astonng8115]

Dear King & Generals, thanks for the video but there is error with your map. Southern Song in pink should be removed as it was already destroyed by Kubilai Khan to create Yuan Dynasty.

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Can we have more videos on Tang Taizong, Tang Xuanzong, Yongle Emperor, as well as Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong Emperor. All these history videos are by far the most sophisticated and intriguing on youtube!

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I appreciate how you elegantly include the social, economic, and political impacts climate precipitated and demanded of humanity and political leaders

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I didn't know a lot of this information - thank you for sharing this video 👍🏻