Right Questions, False Narratives | KHAN's DEN Podcast Episode 3

In this episode, I explain how I became a KZbinr, how my strange experience at University shaped my thought process about history, and why I started making videos and writing books about the Turks in the first place.
You can also listen and subscribe to the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts on the go:
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WEBSITE: KhansDen.net
PATREON: bit.ly/3BR6M3T
BOOK 1: amzn.to/3fwqmKR
BOOK 2: [Coming Soon]
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
03:45 Why I do this
06:03 Lost Imagery
08:49 New Success
14:38 False Narratives at University
28:53 Right Questions about Turkic Mythology

[@KhansDen]

I've got a story to tell about my time at a German university. Stay tuned for the middle part...

[@babyyoda0U812]

Much better to hear you, it becomes more personal. Thank you

[@trueordrue]

Pleasant to hear your real voice than AI

[@viviennekim6861]

It’s great to hear your voice ! Yay !

[@turktarihi266]

You are right about the false information. I once read a book about Osman I, it was written that Allauddin of Seljuk was succeeded by Osman, who changed the name of empire to Ottoman Empire. In reality, Osman established his own Beylik, and started conquering parts of Byzantine Empire.

[@Userjunior2016]

Selam Emre Great to hear about your history and path in this adventure I bought your first book and will buy a print version of your upcoming book Continue the great work, both knowledge and imagery sides, and I am sure your channel will increase more and more as it deserves

[@Bjorn_Algiz]

Wonderful podcast ❤ love it!

[@Another_opinion_]

Thanks for using your own voice.

[@Boric78]

Great this. I admire you for doing this, especially as you work full time too. I came to your channel as I have always had a fascination with what we don't know about Central Asia and its obvious effect on all our history (settled non Central Asian nomads). The Turks and Turkification of Central Asia has changed our history in so many ways. And there is virtually nothing. Yours was the best I could find (I tried to watch some in German but couldn't), then you put it in English. Hooked. Glad your getting the success you deserve. More please - when you can. Hope you can go full time soon......

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Nice narration and explained....in this video about Gog Turkik history events, thank you ( Khan Den) for all videos your 🙏channel shared

[@kathywolf4558]

Your own voice, experiences combined with history is invaluable to the west. Te west has many misconceptions combined with a mix of lack of factual knowledge. Mongolian history was virtually unknown in the west and what was known has proven to be a questionable interpretation of historic events. If it wasn't for people like you who teach others with facts who really help everyone to gain an understanding of each other, ignorance would prevail.......Really learning about others goes a long way to peace.

[@mosabberhossain5190]

Thanks

[@KhansDen]

Thank you!

[@mosabberhossain5190]

I like your deep research content is very interesting sir, When you going to get to the Mongol history I will try to provide book links which will help you to carry out your journey sir. Carry on your good work sir we appreciate it a lot

[@KhansDen]

Again, thank you very much! You can send a message anytime to [e-mail] I appreciate it.

[@Ain.tabMusti27]

A video about the Scythians would be interessant

[@user-fl5mq9kp7g]

You mean the Turan who worship the dragon and their king, Afrasiab, who lives for thousands of years

[@ChristopherTanne-se3pz]

Indoeuropean corded ware culture👱🏼‍♂️👩🏼‍🦰➡️sintashta👱🏼‍♂️👩🏼‍🦰➡️andronovo👱🏼‍♂️👩🏼‍🦰➡️scyhtian👱🏼‍♂️👩🏼‍🦰➡️eastscythian/xoingnu👱🏼‍♂️👩🏻(turkwomen) scyhtian iranic. Kushana writting of saka 2023 offiziel proven iranic 😎

[@motow3031]

Same in Australia

[@goksenoz6024]

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