Bilge Khan And The Second Gokturk Empire (FULL Historical Documentary)

The history of the Turks can be traced back to the first millennium BCE. Slowly but steadily, they migrated from Northern Asia into large parts of the Northern Hemisphere - sometimes voluntarility, but mostly out of wars and climatic catastrophes. For the longest time, those people that belonged to the Turkic culture group were scattered across all of the Eurasian Steppe belt. Finally, in 552 CE, the chief of the Ashina Tribe BUMIN overthrew the then-supreme Rouran overlord in Mongolia and created his own state, the empire of the GÖK TÜRKS. Many military campaigns of these "Celestial Turks" resulted in the expansion of the Göktürk borders to the Korean borderlands in the East, the Ukrainian Steppe and Crimea in the West, Afghanistan and the gates to Iran in the south. Alliances with the Byzantine Empire and the Sogdians enabled a stunning victory over Sassanid Persia, while in the east the newly established T'ang Dynasty was nearly annihilated by Turkic forces in the Chinese capital. But a prolonged Civil War had left traces of distrust in-between the Ashina Dynasty and the empire's core tribes. Within a few years, the empire suddenly collapsed. Many Ashina Turks were forcefully relocated from the Altai Mountains in Central Asia - mythical birth region of the Turkic peoples - to Northern China where they came under supervision of Chinese authorities. Severaö rebellions, including that of a certain KÜRSHAD, failed. Their new Chinese overlords decided upon Turkic matters. But in 681 CE, an Ashina prince named KUTLUK dared another revolt. Like his ancestor Bumin 130 years prior, Kutluk managed to break the chains of the Ashina once again. Together with 700 companions, he conducted forty successful military campaigns into Central Asia and China to establish the Second Göktürk Empire.
Unlike the first empire of Bumin, Kutluk's realm was rather limited. He became the first KHAGAN in nearly 50 years, and thus had to re-establish the Ashina's predominance over the many tribes of the Eurasian steppe. Under his successors, the new Göktürk Empire re-gained ground up to the Aral Sea in the West, Lake Baikal in the North and parts of the Tarim Basin in the south. Kutluk became known as ILTERISH: gatherer of the lands. His brother KAPGAN cemented the Turks' supremacy even against the mighty Chinese Empire of Empress Wu, playing her out against the Mongolic Khitan and Kumo Xi tribes. At last, when BILGE KHAGAN ascended to the throne in 734 CE, Göktürk rule should have been secured, the borders of the empire being far away from ÖTÜKEN, the mysterious forest-capital on the Orkhon River. But instead, Bilge was faced with revolting tribes. Both Turkic and non-Turkic peoples did not accept his rule. Therefore, he had to repeat his father's campaigns of conquest. While Bilge Khan successfully subjugated them, he was constantly busy with keeping the empire together. The vicious cycle of never-ending revolts as well es new tribal leaders aspiring to create their own steppe empires aggravate the downfall of the Göktürks in 745 CE.
This is the third film of a trilogy dedicated to the history of the Celestial Turks. Featuring stunning visuals from the Steppe, China, Korea, Persia, Türkiye and other places, as well as an Original Soundtrack, a 3D reconstruction of Bilge Khan in Unreal Engine/Metahuman and parts of interviews that were conducted with two scholars of history, it is the biggest project of KHAN's DEN to date. Being the first collaboration, too, this documentary hopefully will bring more attention to a people that have long been forgotten, but deserve recognition both in academia as well as the general public. This is true especially for the societies of the modern Turkic republics, from Türkiye to Kazakhstan, from Azerbaijan to Kyrgyzstan, and from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan to the many autonomous republics of the Yakuts, Gagauz and Tatars.
After all, only those who know their past can determine their future ...
Research, Script and Production: Emre-E. Yavuz
Narrator: Jay Lemrod
Title Theme Composer: Throne
Composer: The Big Love
Composer: Txai L. Xyooj
3D Generalist and Character Artist: Tarkan Sarim
3D Environmental Artist: Engin Albayrak
Historical Consultant: Prof. Michael R. Drompp (Rhodes College)
Historical Consultant: Prof. Peter B. Golden (Rutgers University)
Thank you to all of my Patreon & KZbin members for supporting me.
WEBSITE: bit.ly/KhansDen
GÖKTÜRK MOVIE 01: bit.ly/GokturkMovie1
GÖKTÜRK MOVIE 02: bit.ly/GokturkMovie2
BOOK 1: amzn.to/3fwqmKR
BOOK 2: [Coming Soon]
PATREON: bit.ly/3BR6M3T
00:00-02:55 Intro
02:56-09:50 Rise of the Göktürks 552-657 CE
09:51-18:56 Downfall & Rebellion 630-681 CE
18:57-27:47 Ilterish, Gatherer of the Turks 681-692 CE
27:48-41:39 Kapgan the Conqueror 692-716 CE
41:40-49:30 Bilge Khan the Wise 716-734
49:31-54:32 End of the Göktürks and Rise of New Turkish States

[@KhansDen]

Listen to the Title Theme „The Ilterish Rebellion“ by Throne here 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqTUoKWOrbajnsk You have seen how much in quality my videos have improved over time. But this came at a cost, literally. These projects not only take a lot of time, but also require quite a budget: from the Video Editing Software to Stock Footage and Exclusive Licensed Music. If you become a Patreon supporter, you accelerate the process though and help me improve upon the quality of my videos, books etc. You are also eligible to exclusive benefits within each of the four tiers. And you can cancel at any time, for example if you wanted to support me just for a certain amount of time to help boost Khan's Den's budget. So please consider becoming a Patreon supporter. While I still can't afford a video editor, a narrator, an illustrator and a translator on a permanent basis, at least your support helps me hold all of this together --> patreon.com/thekhansden

[@TarkTheWanderer]

It was an honor to work with you!

[@agungsantos54]

Subtittle at 40:15 error

[@qazaqbalasy44]

Öte iygi! Qazaqstannan esendik türik elderine! 🇰🇿👍

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

❤

[@jivanselbi3657]

@@papazataklaattiranimam beri kandaşlarga esenlik bola

[@Indigo-globster]

😊.. . . . . .. . . . . 😅

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

"History of the Suí dinasty", chapter 84: The superiority of the Göktürks is in their cavalry and archers. When they are in a winning position, they advance with fury; but when danger comes, they withdraw with the speed of the wind, and disappear like lightning, without preserving order. Bows and arrows serve them as claws and fangs. Helmet and cuirass are their usual attire. Their detachments do not go in order, their camps do not stand still. They stop wherever they find grass and water; rams and horses provide food for their army. If they win, they stop and seek the wealth of the enemy; if they are defeated, they withdraw without any shame. They do not burden themselves with night duty, nor do they keep watch during the day; they do not waste their strength in building fortifications, or in storing provisions. But when Chinese soldiers go to war, they [Göktürks] behave very differently. If the Chinese enter the battle with the Göktürks, they [Chinese] rarely win. If we begin to imitate them now, if we adapt to their means, they will not be able to overcome us, and they will not attack us again. - Emperor Yang of Suí

[@sultanbeibarskhan]

hahahaha. Three of the five dynasties founded by the Turks during the era of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms say the opposite. The Turkic Kaganate fell only because of the civil war, like all Turkic states. And the second Turkic Khaganate fell only because other Turkic Uighurs entered into an alliance with the Chinese and defeated the Gokturks. Your Yang Sui was clearly a Turkophobe. China was rarely ruled by the Chinese themselves, China was ruled by many Nomad dynasties. The Turks ruled China, Egypt, Persia and India. They also created many of their own states outside the Great Steppe. We only lost in the modern era

[@pl33]

outstanding video from a phenomenal channel..really appreciate the deep dive into turkic history...not turkic at all but im endlessly fascinated by central asian history that never gets enough exposure

[@KhansDen]

Thanks a lot! Welcome to the channel. Enjoy your stay.

[@pl33]

@@KhansDen I'd really love to see you do a geophysical exploration of the steppe..we tend to imagine it all as an empty plain but the different regions like the tarim basin and the Altai mountains are really quite different ..a brief tour of the steppe and the different regions and tribal homelands and their unique differences would be awesome

[@galacticrosepriestess]

Teşekkür ederim! Thank you 💙 Bless you for providing this info in English, for us Turks who grew up in English speaking countries :P Connecting with our ancestry this way is such a gift 🐺

[@kubilayinamer504]

türkce biliyormusun?

[@ineshvaladolenc6559]

I'm late... But great docu. Very well done. Excellent visuals, nice BGM, coherent story flow, and alright-ish narration. Watched it without pause in one sitting, it's captivated me throughout. Definitely deserves more views and will be looking forward to your future works.

[@turkishprepper]

Harika bir iş, zevkle izledim. Eline sağlık kardeşim

[@lurkinturk4284]

Thank you Brother for all the hard work you do!

[@denizucar3947]

Thank you for this tremedous work Emre. I am one of them who waited for about a year for this documentary. It is really a masterpiece. Very impressing. The illustrations are on top as well. Ufak tefek hata arayan "hater"leri takma. Çok değerli iş çıkardın. Seviliyorsun.

[@aysenteksanli8871]

I enjoy your videos Thanku ❤️

[@willviana3838]

Remarkable! Absolutely fantastic. Well done. Thank you very much.

[@vox_dei_365]

Thanks and congratulations for the great work.

[@tousiya77]

I came for El Bilge Hatun..Finally!!! Found someone who talked about her.

[@south_cruiser]

很棒的纪录片，值得收藏。

[@Freeman_of_Youtube]

Great work

[@tamtamX-cq8or]

Harika! Ellerine sağlık!

[@olalamalo]

We are the Türk we are the Turan we are beautiful people ❤ 🇹🇷🇹🇲🇵🇼🇰🇿🇰🇬🇦🇿🤟💯🤟

[@tarukmimet1695]

I love it ,detailed work here

[@graucanal]

Perfect. Thanks from Brazil in special for subs.

[@KhansDen]

Thank YOU for once again watching my videos. I hope the subs were at least somewhat correct and understandable for you guys.

[@seeker329]

great work and awesome sound track. can yo may be share teh sopundtrack separately?

[@Stephen-uz8dm]

Hi Emre I saw your post lamenting not getting many views despite the work you've put in. It's a very interesting documentary to anyone wanting to learn about people's of the steppe and their place in world history but the one weak point of the documentary, in my opinion, is the narration. The narrator has a nice enough voice but it just sounds like his enthusiasm is fake and the cadence is repetitive and not natural. The content is very interesting but it's not nearly as enjoyable to listen to as it should be because it sounds like it is being presented by someone who doesn't care about the topic. I apologize if I'm wrong and I don't mean to offend the narrator. I only say this in case it could be helpful criticism to help the channel grow

[@Weaponizedadhd303]

This is fantastic in every aspect

[@south_cruiser]

很清晰地讲述了7世纪以来各支突厥人的关系与历史，其实突厥是一个语系，其内部有很多部落（后来发展成民族，直到今天）；这与日耳曼人十分类似，各支日耳曼人也是从北欧迁徙南下的。 不过，就像结尾提到的，本集主要讲的是突厥人在东亚、中亚的故事，尤其是阿史那家族所建立的后突厥帝国；后面的历史会更有趣，期待下集。

[@AbdullahQecibegCH]

Nice documentary

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Initially dubbed in historical sources as the Turks of Shatuo circuit (Shatuo Tujue), occasional references to the "three tribes" of Shatuo-the Shatuo, Anqing, and Yinge-suggest the existence of multiple confederations, the Shatuo ascent coinciding with the decline of the Eastern Turks in the eighth century. Their armies were surpris ingly small relative to other minority rulers of China over the past millennium, but Shatuo warriors seemed uniquely "brave and aggressive," courage in battle buttressed by an enviable expertise in siege warfare and archery. Indeed, the arrows of a skilled bowman could pierce the shield of any foe." Davis, R., 2017. Fire and ice. Li Cunxu and the founding of the Later Tang. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, p.4.

[@shazadsheralikhan2302]

PROUD TO BE A KARLUK TURK TRIBE PERSON.

[@jenniferlyons4150]

I'm fascinated with the history during the dark ages.

[@bilgehantolun861]

Emre Yavuz🙏 Teşekkürler🇹🇷

[@mehmetcaglarozgur7679]

Elinize sağlık.

[@user-qc7mt8we1j]

çok beğendim elleriniz sağlık. keşke türkçe altyazılı olarak verseniz de tarihiden bihaber insanlar da itifade etseler

[@bjorkingoff]

Name of outro song?

[@burakpanayirci5500]

Muhtesem bir yapim olmus

[@sbd03]

Abim Hunlar da gelsin. Asya Hunları, Avrupa Hunları, Ak Hunlar, Mete Han, Attila hepsi gelsin.

[@KhansDen]

Merak etme. Gelecekler. :)

[@Ersen_abiniz]

@Alkai Proto Türkler ve genetik bilgileri ve Türklerde babadan oğula geçen yDNA halogroup bilgileri ile ilgili birkaç video yaptım. Meraklı bir genç arkadaş olarak izlemeni tavsiye ederim

[@user-cg2tw8pw7j]

@@Ersen_abiniz Did you find that they are Iranians?

[@Ersen_abiniz]

@@user-cg2tw8pw7j who is iranian? Safavids or afshars? 🤣 Nobody is iranian except kurds in our history. Gedrosia proportions are very love in Türkiye and nearly 0 in huns. İn Oğuz Türks some gedrosia Elements occurs but means notting

[@kurultaytv6397]

Hello, I'm very very rarely commenting on KZbin in general, even if I'm using it from 2010. I'm very happy that a docummentary of this level and this quality was produced about Turks. I also released a docummentary in French some years ago : kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3vHk6B_h7xkoa8 (not about the same topic and the same quality, English captions avalaible), and I'm really happy to see that your channel is serious. It's very common in Turkology to have out-of-topic arguments or narratives. But you are keeping it serious and accurate 99% of the time. Thank you for this. It makes me wanna finish my book about the geopolitics of the Transeurasian world from Xinglongwa culture to present. By the way, I have some knowledge about Transeurasian peoples in general and I would be happy to be in contact with you to share it. Do you have any SNS that you are active on ?

[@KhansDen]

Thank you a lot! I’ve watched your documentary and would be interested, so I would be happy to get in touch with you. You’ll find me on Instagram @thekhansden and you can also write an email to [e-mail]

[@Suheda55]

Tüm türkler atamız bir dilimiz bir ❤🇦🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬🇹🇷🇺🇿🇹🇲....

[@akashchoubey3207]

Pakistan too 🇵🇰💓💓🇦🇿🇹🇷

[@Suheda55]

@@akashchoubey3207 pakistan is not turkic country (paki people are not turk) we have different language, ancestors

[@ffgffg645]

Git gide dahada iyi oluyor. Kutlarım Emre !

[@ElenaKamesh76]

Hello from Kazakhstan, Elterish meaning in Kazakh El~ People Ter collect, people collector interesting enough ...My dad told us we are from Gokturks might be so.

[@FELIX-wj6wc]

Commenting for the algorithm

[@Ersen_abiniz]

Tengri will save his most important race. What a happiness being a Türk. l am proud of my heritage. My anchestors connected with siberian genome.l have Q1b1 M 378 y DNA.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Ya bi sg😂

[@pinkzero281]

Are u Christian or Muslim?

[@dtyhb]

​@@pinkzero281He is Tengrian

[@oznuraygen7254]

Nerede yaptirdiniz testi?Bende yaptırmak istiyorum

[@SotPSotPSotP]

Yuzde 90i türkiye türklerin ermeni, laz, kürt, rum, arab, cingene ve sayre ... Aynaya bakmak yetiyor ... Göktürkler cekik gözlüydü cekik gözlü degilsen göktürklü yani gercek türk olman imkansiz ...

[@koraypalaz4229]

Türkce veya Almancada geliyormu ?

[@kamilyagci3796]

kesin gelir

[@KhansDen]

Evet.

[@koraypalaz4229]

@@KhansDen kitabın güzel sagol

[@sabreakkari7910]

Berke khan descendant here😊

[@hundun5604]

What's the difference between a Khagan and a Khan? Or is it the same?

[@LiveSilence3]

Interesting to know that Scandinavian mythology has roots in the mythology of the Türk people of the stepp. Even Roman. But then again just like now ideas spread with trade and contact with other people and nations round the world 🎊 😅🍾🎉 [😅]

[@user-wz9lo9gl2g]

Перевод далее запретили что-ли?

[@user-uw8ry7jp9s]

Не верьте видео.Верте только историческим фактам.

[@btrader4lyf]

Gokturk is definitely derived from ancient Korean empire called Gokuri also pronouced differently as mokkli, mukkli, mucine, bekkli,etc. Also, we believe the word Tengri is ancestor of korea.

[@Kuzguni]

The Gokturks spoke Turkish. Korean is part of the Altaic language family. It is not surprising that you have the word Tengri. The Turkish ancestors of the Bulgarians called it Tangra, the Sumerians called it Denger (Tengir). Hungarian also has the word Tengri.

[@nicon1391]

What Turkic tribe did the Ashina dynasty belong to? Were they Oghuz Turks? Because it looks like Gokturks were a mix of Turkic tribes

[@harleen9951]

🙏👏👏👏

[@hundun5604]

Maybe a dumb question, but can someone explain why western Turks have round eyes and eastern (asian) Turks have almond shape eyes?

[@nurettinozkorkmaz4108]

Türkçe dublaj olsa iyi olurdu

[@Khagun.]

All under heaven, oh Great Tengri, the sun moon and the trident/ (diving falcon ),flies in all flags of all nations, we have done as u have commanded, we have spread our bloodlines far, now more then half the world bears your mark of blessing, all their kings and holy men carry our bloodlines, we have torn down towers of those who say only us, we have infused the blood lines of the meek and they have truely inherited the earth, oh holy one, the blue bloods marked by your hand as we are born, the world will once more find peace in these turbulent times in the hands of the children of Mongol mark. * the seers and medicine man rejoice in all the glory. In silence the monpas have made the world ready to be as one under one divine mark. ® all under heaven all equal the holy trinity of man women and child under you and that all understanding and human achievement comes only from the holy trinity of knowledge, will and action.

[@mmmmm9138]

Nazarbaev turaly aitqandai boldy, en basinda)), bed qahan nasharbaev

[@jenniferm761]

Oh, Yes(!) What happened next .....

[@user-uw8ry7jp9s]

I read that ,Bilgu kagan was uyghur.This is uyghur 's history.

[@tehbeng3614]

The ancient turks & chinese are from the same race. More than half of the china dynasties are of turkic origin.

[@turkkurtlar4751]

Hepsi Türk ama kötüler

[@mmmmm9138]

El-Tirigish Tonykök, Quttylyqtiń oń qoly, or bekleri bek. Han's hand!

[@kkaixer]

Bayundur musun?

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Peri misin cin misin?

[@kkaixer]

@@papazataklaattiranimam yok, ben sanatsal bir takım çalışmayım.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@kkaixer ben geldim evde misin?

[@kkaixer]

@@papazataklaattiranimam hayır, şu an tiftik gücündeyim.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@kkaixer Komşuların da duymadan Perdeyi çeker misin?

[@SamboBeast]

Kyrgyz here!RUssian attacked us for more than 100 years,untill they negotiated with gokturks to attack Ene Sai Kyrgyz People.Cowards attacked at night

[@user-cg2tw8pw7j]

Uighurs and Persians: Surrender, brother, we are stronger than you

[@south_cruiser]

确实武则天军事能力不行，不过居然用花钱的办法，借突厥之手打败了契丹，这也真是醉了。。。

[@user-cg2tw8pw7j]

What's good about money?

[@kkkkkkkkkkk6313]

Why is it called turkculture and not altaiculture? Are the altaimountai not the origin of all steptribes and therefore the common characteristic all steptribes have in common?.

[@MCorpReview]

Is altai in modern China or Mongolia?😂 so much donation. Tengri be with you!!

[@GoobaDuck4]

The Altai is in Siberia and Mongolia I think

[@Vitoahsisishsgshu18383]

Mongolia

[@JingLi-pw3du]

The Altai Mountains (/ɑːlˈtaɪ/), also spelled Altay Mountains, are a mountain range in Central Asia and Eastern Asia, where Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan converge, and where the rivers Irtysh and Ob have their headwaters Copied from wikipedia. So the answer is both.

[@user-fi3tt4go8f]

In german please thank you 😂

[@Kul-tegin]

Altai was not the capital of the first Turkic Khaganate, it was Otuken as well, not sure where you got that info. "When the Turks and the Uighurs defeated the Ruanruan in 552 the centre of the newly formed state was shifted to Mongolia because the narrow valley and the Altai steppe, with poor winter pasture, could not ensure fodder for the large herds of the numerous aristocracy. Therefore as before and from that time on for larger military and administrative unions of nomads Mongolia became the seat of the ruling aristocracy, in the eastern parts of Central Asia. The broad steppe on the high plateau of Mongolia was better suited for the purpose... In the Zhou-shu we can read that the Turks made sacrifices at the Tamir every year and that the kaghan had his seat at Dujin shan; both places are on Mongolian territory."

[@KhansDen]

Not sure what source that is from but the Uigurs absolutely did NOT fight with the Ashina against the Rouran. That is plain wrong. Perhaps the source is mixing the Uigurs (Dokuz Oguz) up with the Tiele, as they used to be part of the latter. Various sources state that both Mukhan and Istemi used to dwell on the „Golden Mountain“, and the descriptions e.g. by Zemarchus clearly point to the Altay Mountains. During the Göktürk Civil War, Chinese sources further describe the devastation in and around the Altay, where the Ashina were fighting over control of their headquarters.

[@Kul-tegin]

@@KhansDen The source is Lumir Jisl, an archaeologist who worked in Mongolia and was the one who found Kul Tegin's bust. The book is 'The Orkhon Türks and Problems of the Archaeology of the Second Eastern Türk Kaghanate' it is available for free online as a PDF. Uyghurs were part of the Tiele, and that is what Lumir Jisl means. Mukan ruled the khaganate, residing in the eastern part, while Istemi as yabgu ruled in the west. I would like to see your sources that claim that the Altai was the centre of the first Turkic Khaganate. Otuken as a place was sacred to the nomads of that region for millennia, and it was not only the most fertile region in that region, but also the geographic centre of that region, the middle of nomad territory, so it was a politically strategic area to rule from and control.

[@KhansDen]

@@4TengrisSake Do you think a name like "Emre Yavuz" would point to Indian origins?

[@DarkKhagan]

​​@@Kul-teginSeveral year's ago I used to belong to more than one of the online history forums. I had a Turkish friend, who was a history major and he used to say that the old time Ugors = a.k.a. (Magyars) were once a part of the Tiele confederation. Incidentally, the name "Istemi" is very close to Isténi (Istén = God in Hungarian) Isténi = (Godly, Divine, of God).

[@abbasfaizy4769]

They always raided down the Amu Darya and always got defeated by Sassanian warriors. all the 3 persian-gokturk wars they lost. so, what are you saying and trying to glorify barbarianism??

[@KhansDen]

The Göktürks WON the 3rd war decisively. Even your own Persian historians admit that. So, what are you trying to accomplish here? 🤔

[@jennamason4323]

😆 Promo`SM

[@faisalhussainmohammed2815]

ALG Uk Att Urk - ALH Arr Ain va ALH Urr Ain!!!

[@goodjizzer3189]

Delhi in Despair: Timur's Terrifying Trip To India

[@faisalhussainmohammed2815]

@@goodjizzer3189 Att aimm Ur ALJ Az irah Azz Agr os Att igr is va ALF ir Att un Att Urk i va AK Urd i Arab i !!!

[@faisalhussainmohammed2815]

@@goodjizzer3189 Chagatai Timurid Clanships were stopped by EL Sayyid AL Hilafa Forces !!! Chola Indraprastha ADD EL Hi Forces !!! Chess = Ish Essh H Ind V Ari Cavalry of Elephants, Horses & Camels !!! Chess

[@faisalhussainmohammed2815]

@@goodjizzer3189 Where Chagatai Timurid Clanships using YaK Hordes !!!

[@Neversa]

Қазақтан нағыз түркі халықтарына сәлем. Кебаб елі, түркі тілдес парсылар, түркі тілдес гректер осыған кірмейді.

[@turkkurtlar4751]

Kime Pers ve Rum diyorsun

[@turkkurtlar4751]

Sen de Rusça konuşuyorsun

[@meralkeskin8511]

Then Mongol spoke. Are you pure? 🤣 🤣

[@muratdogantez]

Sende Rus olmuşsun şerefsiz herif..

[@khenkhtuvshin5663]

Fake history

[@q__29]

Kabullenememek ???? Kıskançlık?????

[@Excalibur12898]

İdiot aryan?

[@odlaryurduazrbaycan303]

​@@Excalibur12898he is mongol

[@Buydaa.M]

remember Gokturk is not Turkish

[@Can-vl8sl]

Gokturks are Turkic. And Turkish people are also Turkic.

[@Buydaa.M]

@@Can-vl8sl yes you're right both Turkic but Turkish cannot claim Gokturk or Turks as the ancestor but they can claim Oghuz Turkics as partially one of their ancestors

[@Buydaa.M]

real Turks are Gokturks their subjects and others are Turkics

[@oguztoprak9721]

​@@Buydaa.M Are you in your mind ? What a bullshit is this idea !?!..

[@Kuzguni]

The Gokturks united all the tribes and called them all Turks. First you should learn what nationalism is, what tribalism is and what the differences are. This is not a problem of history but of your understanding. Which of the peoples, all of whom speak Turkish, can you say that this is not Turkish? Go back to your village, child.

[@novozagorec]

about Bulgars-this video is not scientific !

[@KhansDen]

Hi, please elaborate.

[@dorjbayar1286]

Gokturks were mostly Mongols. Ruling class were Mongolian Ashina people. Ashina means wolf in Mongolian. Still we have these tribal people among us.

[@KhansDen]

If they were Mongols, why did they call themselves Turk? And why did they fight almost exclusively against either Chinese or Mongol tribes instead of against other Turkic tribes? Why did they speak and write in Turkic instead of Mongolian? Questions about questions.

[@James-sn5mg]

Mongols are from East Asian civilization Donghu, Xianbei and Manchuria. Why Mongols don't speak Turkic language if they were Turkic?

[@moefinesse9878]

I don't know how u mistaken the GokTurk empire as Mongolian history. The name of the empire Gok(TURK) should give u a big clue that this is a Turkic empire

[@marasw]

Aşina means blue in Tocharian, wtf bro. Your whole sentence doesnt consist of any true information.

[@marasw]

Your sentence is like this: "Oh, Sumerians name theirselves as 'kenger' and there is a tribe in Turks also named as "kenger" so they are turkic

[@imranmunsif2351]

Allah will make the Muslim Turks victorious, by His grace. Ameen, Ameen. Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! La Ilaha IllAllah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! AlhamduLillah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah! SubhanAllah!

[@cletushatfield8817]

Hate to break it to you, but it appears that Islam brought about their demise.

[@imranmunsif2351]

Actually, the culprit is Secularism and not Islam. When the Turks were true to Islam they ruled a mighty empire which included half of Europe. The moment they began to bow to secularism was the moment their empire came crumbling down.

[@serdarkizilduman1780]

Ne geregi var Türk olarak ingilizce okumaya, zorluyorsun ama ingiliz olmadigin Türk oldugun gün gibi asikar....

[@KhansDen]

İşte bu nedenle Türk tarihi dünyada pek bilinmiyor. Çünkü hala Türklerin her şeyi kendilerine saklamaları gerektiği zihniyeti hakimdir. Bu mantığa göre, dünya Amerikalılar, Çinliler, Ruslar ya da Romalılar hakkında hiçbir şey bilmezdi. Ama biliyor. Neden mi? Çünkü bu masallar defalarca anlatıldı. Her çocuk Washington'u, Sezar'ı ve Napleon'u bilir. Ama Bilge Kağan'ı kim tanıyor ki? Neden benim vatandaşlarım Bilge Kağan'ı tanıtmak için bir şey yapmıyor? Soru üstüne soru...

[@Kikap6001]

Ezekiel 38 TRUTH You should READ this 🌿🌹🙏☦️ ANATOLIA IS STOLEN LAND OF GREEKS

[@user-ri1ti6go7s]

And before then 😊 very good point about the interconnectivity of humans as we travelled and explored and learnt

[@marasw]

NOOOOO ANATOLIA IS STOLEN LAND OF HITTITES 😫😫😫😫

[@beastwind2398]

10:51 why wudaozi's drawing, that has nothing to do with turks , also moat of these modern drawn turks are fake. theyre the invader's offspring, ancient turks arent like that.

[@tursuntongra6706]

romanticized political trash not history. It is quite unfortunate that prominent scholars such as Drompp and Golden participated in this circus.

[@shrektheintelllectual3615]

can you explain what exactly was wrong in this documentary

[@Red6Games]

You are hurt in your feelings because the Uyghurs backstabbed the Göktürks again and again, and that’s something you don’t want to hear about, according to another comment of yours. Isn’t that right?

[@tursuntongra6706]

​@@shrektheintelllectual3615 1. During the Khaganates time frame and prior, term Türk refers only to Türks (a separate ethnic group if you apply modern terminology), other contemporary Turkic groups such as Qirghiz, Uyghurs, Qipchaqs, Oghuz did not consider themselves to be Türks. Groups such as Qarluqs were related to Türks but that's another story. Term Türk became an exoethnonym sometime after the Khanatates, and was applied by the Chinese, Persians, Byzantines, Arabs and others to refer 'generally' to peoples of Steppe origin. That is how the term "Türk" stuck with Turkic peoples who were not Türks. And these are not my words but Peter Goldens. Obviously this fact is omitted to paint a romantic nationalist picture of Türks giving birth to all these modern Turkic groups. 2. "Religion" - Tengrism - no such thing, no serious scholar talks about it, it is all made up. This Tengrist agenda is mostly a reaction to islamic resurgence that began in Turkey and spread to other Turkic countries. It is all modern political stuff, has nothing to do with history. Basically anywhere you poke, there's high likely likelihood of that part being ahistorical. but still better than those Turkish 'historical' tv shows which are completely made up from bottom up.

[@shrektheintelllectual3615]

@@tursuntongra6706 This is all jsut conspiracy theory making. Go read a book

[@shrektheintelllectual3615]

@@tursuntongra6706 if turks doesn't exist then why is Turkic Languages linguistic group a thing.

[@goodjizzer3189]

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