How the Mongol Army Integrated Turks, Chinese and Others

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The Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on Mongol History and the evolution of the Mongol armies continues with a video explaining how the Mongols integrated the non-Mongols into their army during the reigns of Genghis, Kublai, and others. We will focus on how the Turks, Chinese and others became part of the Mongol army.
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[@jacksonguillory8114]

Hey, k&g, whens the poitiers vid gonna be here, ive been waiting for what feels like forever, if you see this, ive been the unseen fan

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Hello , please put persian subtitles for videos about persia Good luck ✌😁

[@damarquisjennings2755]

@KingsandGenerals Hi everyone!

[@Romaboo680]

Mongols: Diverse but effective fighting force Austria-Hungary: Is it possible to learn this power?

[@lerneanlion]

Mongols: Not from Europe.

[@sectorgovernor]

Not from a Habsburg

[@itnotmeitu3896]

@@lerneanlion The Roman Empire/ republic entered the chat.

[@sectorgovernor]

@Marcelo Henrique Soares da Silva Austria-Hungary joined to the wrong side and lost, however there was one good about it: Hungary got rid of the Austrian rule.

[@sectorgovernor]

Hungary also wasn't enough powerful by the early 20th century, it lost most of its potential after 1526.

[@CivilWarWeekByWeek]

There is so many sitcom opportunities for an integrated mongol army

[@fullmetalalchemist9126]

Really!

[@professorkatze1123]

Ohdog i want to watch this Sitcom

[@murderouskitten2577]

i would pay good money for that. Name it - Rape and Murder: The Step edition

[@EM-tx3ly]

The Horde

[@markuhler2664]

I'd have to see the Pitch Meeting on it.

[@azyadzuhairi]

"Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard." ~Temüjin, Khagan of the Mongol Empire

[@LOL-zu1zr]

@Boş İşler Müdürü no I won’t agree. If I had the same experiences as Temujin I would be a iterate warlord who don’t understand he value of books. Just because a person grow up with criminals doesn’t justify his crimes.

[@grapeshott]

All rulers in the past were bad according to today's standards. Some were a bit more cruel in their methods. But all known rulers, except a few were very cruel.

[@javkhlanenkhbaatar3843]

@Boş İşler Müdürü Eurasia nation: You killed millions of my people Mongolians: And I enjoyed every second of it.

[@arghunpride5704]

@Black Wolf Listen kid, you are looking to that medieval period of eurasian nomads as a modern european gay with modern standards., or you’re typical fanatic representative of arab world without righteous view to mongol history.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Actually conquering is more harder then ruling

[@AngryHistorian87]

An Englishman serving as an envoy among the Mongols? That's a new one 🤨 I understand that the Mongols had foreigners in their employ, but the Englishman was not expected.

[@Rapsha100]

Marco Polo (1254-1324) look him up

[@MrSam-wy7lq]

@@Rapsha100 marco polo was ltalian

[@AngryHistorian87]

@@widodoakrom3938 probably

[@AngryHistorian87]

@@Rapsha100 Marco Polo was a Venetian, not an Englishman.

[@RandomGuy-df1oy]

I'm an Englishman in Qaraqorum WWWWOOHHHHOOO

[@Mrkabrat]

"We are an equal opportunity company here" Genghis Khan, maybe

[@lolasdm6959]

Racial discrimination is not allowed here

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@lolasdm6959 We kill all peoples equally

[@s1050]

Genghis Khan was actually very progressive for the 13th century. If you surrendered, he would treat you as a brother no matter what your race, religion or culture. If you refused however, you and your entire city would be raised to the ground

[@robwalsh9843]

"Are you a fearsome nomadic steppe warrior? Do you love crushing your enemies, seeing them driven before you and hearing the lamentation of their women? Do you feel at home on horseback with a composite bow? Then come join the Mongol Horde: We stomp on everyone's balls!"

[@kunnu6752]

@@robwalsh9843 HAHAHA, nice advertisement fellow keshig

[@jonbaxter2254]

I genuinley love this channel. It got me through lockdown, and will keep me going in the future too.

[@wintersking4290]

The Mongol ability to successfully integrate other cultures Into their empire was a key to their success.

[@Tvshig]

Thats what nomads do 😅

[@wintersking4290]

@@Tvshig Not necessarily, the first several major nomad empires didn't do that. The Scythians and Sarmatians didn't really leave the steppe much. And the Huns slaughtered the inhabitants of most areas they conquered wholesale.

[@voidwalker9223]

@@wintersking4290 "nOt nEcEsSaRiLy" "aCtuAlLy"

[@wintersking4290]

@@voidwalker9223 let the nerds be nerds dude

[@Brandonhayhew]

to be honest nomads just goes around killing peoples

[@oguzhantavus4237]

Mongols: "Your city is besieged you will die, surrender now!" Any faction: "Over my dead body!" Mongols: "Come join us bro let's destroy your cities together" Any faction: "Where can I sign up?"

[@thanakonpraepanich4284]

I think Mongols won'y lay the siege to one city after the other nine cities nearby are already on the Khan's payroll.

[@fuhrerjohnson5115]

Most of their cities probably surrendered already after the Capital fall to the Great Mongol Army. There's no way any sane governor of a city would oppose Mongol Army if they already took out their overlord

[@roudrajitsarkar4983]

We appreciate your hardwork keep it up.

[@matthewhollis250]

And we, sir, appreciate your viewership. :)

[@TSmith-yy3cc]

Fantastic work as always; super appropriate sponsor too haha.

[@Bilgunkhan1]

As always amazingly informative

[@christopherg2347]

"We are the Mongols. Raise your Gates and prepare to be subjugated. We will add your technological distinctiveness to our militiary. Resistance is futile."

[@robstewartstewart98]

Lol! I mean....basically yeah.

[@leeyoung7826]

lol.. love that

[@JRGProjects]

"I am Genghis Kahn, Resistance is Futile, your life as it has been, is over, from this time forward, you will service...us

[@Inquisitor_Vex]

Could make the same joke about Rome too.

[@primalforlorn]

Mongolians: Multi ethnic army allow us to get the best advantages from the everyone and use them against the weaknesses of everyone, that is how we conquer this much land in a short time. Austrian in Battle of Karánsebes : And I call that bullshit.

[@timurk9631]

Lmao

[@jax2728]

Apparently language barriers exist.

[@elzhann.6760]

@Hernando Malinche what? You think mongols conquered Eurasia by only using the tactic “charge the enemy”??

[@khalee95]

@Hernando Malinche modern warfare is what I would call simpler. Ancient warfare had to know when to flank and how to win without satellite imagery or a plane flying above for support.

[@markuhler2664]

@@khalee95 communications (even if you're speaking the same language) and logistics are easier today. Not sure where in this debate I'd fall but I don't think it's a gimme question.

[@adolphus28]

Amazing video, thanks for sharing!!!

[@kiriankador782]

One of the best videos on Mongols I have seen so far.

[@theconquerorspodcast3290]

You either join us or you join the afterlife The Mongol version of "This is the way"

[@ricedealer56]

probably just used age of empires wololo on them

[@johntitor1256]

@@ricedealer56 Wololo but in throat singing

[@xanfortunato]

Another excellent video. I've been a fan of you guys for years!

[@Niztheundead]

Quality content as always

[@VirtualnomadVirtualnomad]

Mongols greatest Weapon: A job Application

[@wewenang5167]

many Republicans would join them if they still exist LMAO

[@tugsuufre]

Wonder of meritocracy

[@thanakonpraepanich4284]

@@wewenang5167 But most from Democrats would be turn down, too many ideology strings attached. How dos it fell to be kicked out on the street for liberal activists have no more use for the Democrat party after 2020 Election?

[@sorcierenoire8651]

@@wolf-man-bear-pig-torque nice coc k

[@balabanasireti]

​@@thanakonpraepanich4284Calm down

[@freezeezy4210]

Hello Kings & Generals! I always enjoy your amazing elaborate and properly narrated videos (thumbs up Narrator) i was wondering if there’s any chance you guys could make a video explaining medieval weaponry, how/when they were invented, which armies used them, for what purposes etc. I really hope you can/have the time to look into it :)

[@reecebertrand1816]

I love all the mongol episodes for the music in the background

[@evercast9213]

well written script , especially the second half / end part Really love your art style too :->

[@ElBandito]

Was waiting for this!

[@brokenbridge6316]

This video was very informative. Too bad we don't see anything like this mentioned in any popular media. It would be quite interesting. Now if only this channel could do another video on the Imjin War. My compliments to all those who made this video a reality.

[@kesanli1965]

Can you make a video about offa king of mercia that woult be great keep up the great videos👍🏻👍🏻

[@jopiaspieder1184]

Great video and educational I learned some new things I never knew

[@hansenhartono7426]

Thanks for this new video.

[@tyranitararmaldo]

12:08 That AoE2 sound effect. SATISFYING!

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Mongols: *Get in fool, we're going to sack the West!*

[@johntitor1256]

'Hey Chinggis, don't threaten me with a good time.'

[@vrtosag9472]

@Black Wolf Aka Siege of Baghdad. If they cooperated nothing would have happend really.

[@ElBandito]

@Black Wolf All because the Khwaresmians killed Mongol envoys and merchants. Things snowballed from there.

[@ElBandito]

@@EroticOnion23 Disagree. Chingis at the time was busy conquering the Jin Dynasty, thus there was no incentive to open another front against a powerful neighbor--Khwaresmian Shahdom was the most powerful entity in Central Asia at the time. Even after the conquest of the Jin, Chingis would not have necessarily invaded the West cause the southern Song dynasty was far richer to conquer.

[@ElBandito]

@@EroticOnion23 Jin was far from being defeated. Chingis Khan destroyed the Khwaresmians between 1219-1221 but the Jin Dynasty managed to hold off the Mongols until 1234. Jin dynasty even managed to defeat a Song invasion from the south during its reduced state.

[@reebatmo4433]

Absolutely love it. Really interesting

[@KaptainViciorious]

Great video!

[@anasnoor1214]

Can we just appreciate the effort that goes into these videos

[@H-HWJvN]

I love this subject. It would be nice to have a bibliography of the books researched for the Mongol series of videos.

[@sdgbcv7106]

Very nice video 👍

[@nawab-e-trivandrum5526]

Great video

[@kaybevang536]

During the rain of Kublai many Cuman Kipchak And Alans mercenaries took part in the wars against the Song Dynasty and the invasion of Korea and some became personal bodyguards of Kublai

[@kaybevang536]

@@kassym.bolebay many Turkic peoples like the mongols where not only horse archers and heavy Calvary men like the mongols but took part as bodyguards to numerous Khans of the empire and took part in the Keshig and Tumans - Turkic not Turkish to not be confused with todays term

[@samuelmargueret9626]

The craziest thing about mongol empire it's how they conquer land and how they administrate these lands !! And they were one of the best people for taking under their control others armies of different empires !!! That video is just incredible and spectacular !!! A very good job for this one for sure !!! You deserve way more likes and support !! Anyway Keep Going on !! Hope you will reach 2 millions subscribers soon !!

[@lyhthegreat]

they were good at conquering but rather bad at ruling and keeping their conquered territories..

[@samuelmargueret9626]

@@lyhthegreat maybe for Some lands but from a horde they have managed to get the largest empire on land for more than 100 years !!!

[@sonasonasonaksonak1102]

@@lyhthegreat nomad Mongol population was around 1.5 million at that time, Mongols ruling that vast empire was beyond its 13th century`s communicational and technological capability during that time. Quiet impressive isn't it?

[@bobolos23]

I've been looking forward to this! You guys are awsome! Edit: Listened to the Hu just now: The Great Khan. Best. Timing. Ever.

[@lukanikezic1757]

Great vid

[@bobbyhillthuglife]

12:00 just a minor correction, the siege weapon depicted in the video during the mongol wars against khwarezm is a counterweight trebuchet, however this is anachronistic as the counterweight trebuchet was a technology unfamiliar to the mongols at the time. it was a technology originating either in the middle east or in Europe and brought to the middle east by the crusaders. later, Persian muslim engineers would be sent east to China to build counterweight trebuchets for the reduction of chinese cities. So, the animation at 12:00 should be of a chinese style torsion catapult like that depicted at 13:54 rather than a counterweight trebuchet. great video keep up the good work!

[@thekhans2823]

People need to learn actual history, thanks for bringing such knowledge !

[@matthewhollis250]

Back in school the history a lot of us learned was so dull, so we hope to throw off the bad reputation 'history' can sometimes have :)

[@thekhans2823]

@@matthewhollis250 , Yes

[@crazyirish209]

Just reminds me of the show marco polo . Great show and great content .TY K&G !! ;)

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What a great channel you are

[@alibekmurataliev9979]

Kirgizs, Kyrgyz, 🇰🇬 saw our name on clickbait and clicked instantly. My patriotic soul is overjoyed. P.S. I see that you used our national emblem as the flag of our people. Liked it👌

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Kyrgyz women are beautiful. 😏👌

[@alibekmurataliev9979]

@Black Wolf never asked opinion on your topic, you could have left a separate comment man

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

@Black Wolf man you're correct about that no doubt but don't spam otherwise all your comments will gone for spamming

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

Hello Kyrgyzstan 🙏🇮🇳

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

@Black Wolf you're commenting this in every thread what about that

[@0zaree100]

We the people always wanted a Mongol themed Total War title! Fantastic information as always

[@Tvshig]

Total war Attila?

[@TasFirinErkegi]

@@Tvshig medivieal 2 is more about mongols I think. But you cant play as them.

[@Totjunke13]

A huge thanks to you guys, thes kinds of content always appreciated! Although, during the years of running your show, I think you should consider to chnage some stuff in your videos (just a constructive criticism here): - You guys repeating words way too often. In every minute, I hear the word "mongol" at least five times, after a short period it gets a little bugging to hear it - Sound effects (in other videos, like: when the crowds shouting in jubilation; clashing swords; horse hoareing, etc etc), I would also use them less often, because it's really repetitive by now. Thank you!

[@tf2664]

Interesting video

[@ElBandito]

How about making videos on the rise and fall of the individual Khanates after the Mongol Empire was fragmented into the Ilkhanate, Golden Horde, Yuan Dynasty, and Chagatai Khanate?

[@mathieug6136]

Those nomads videos are very interesting!

[@jackson857]

Hell Yes! More podcast music.

[@oriffel]

nice! very good animations.

[@subutaynoyan5372]

And again, about Turks defecting. In steppe mentality, similar to Chinese Mandate of Heaven, a Khaghan who seems to have the support of Tengri behind his back could easily be seen as the just ruler. So they saw no issue in submitting to him immedaitely. This mentality remained strong even in Ottomans. If the Sultan had power and authority intact, nobody would ever question him. But if his son or brother somehow managed to bring him down or amass an army to dethrone him, well, people would just need to be convinced a bit, and if he manages to get the throne, nobody would again questioned his legitimacy. That's why they always tended to kill their brothers when they ascend to the throne for about a century. Too many civil wars happened

[@NaviRyan]

The mongols would have integrated various people’s primarily based on geography and who they are at war with. Genghis would have acquired various steppe people because his empire was in the steppe plains, then Chinese when at war with the various Chinese empires, then middle eastern, caucuses, Russians and Eastern Europe. By the time of kublai khan and the yuan empire the mongol empire itself was already broken into factions that would integrate with the local people and adopt their customs or get defeated by the local people and turned into vassals.

[@kabodra]

Videos about Mongol Empire are my favorites

[@rasulpourjafar2080]

I love this channel

[@subutaynoyan5372]

Just a note: The word ''Ulus'' means ''Nation'' in modern Turkish.

[@temujinkhagan5308]

mongol and turks are blood brothers, also ulus is native mongol too

[@Tvshig]

As in mongolian too

[@subutaynoyan5372]

@@Tvshig Yeah that's the idea. Turks still use the mongolian word for it, because probably, the Mongolian era made the term koine around the steps. The word used in Orkhon Inscriptions is ''budun'' but no Turkic languages that I know of uses it now. All of them use Mongolic one.

[@SmokeyMountain0]

@@temujinkhagan5308 ulus is native mongolian budun is native turkic budun mean nation

[@aqlli_yechimlar]

In Uzbek, ulus means part. For example, Ulus of Chagatai meant The Part of Chagathai (from Chengis Khan's legacy).

[@solomonthefoolish]

I'd love a K&G soundtrack album-these soundtracks (both the ambient and the theatrical) are exquisite

[@matthewhollis250]

Cheers for watching and subscribing brother, our sound/music guy is really good at what he does. :)

[@solomonthefoolish]

@@matthewhollis250 my pleasure lol, but who is he? >.>

[@alifarhanmirza7246]

Very good video

[@ismagilwalker5629]

Very good. Thanks 🔥 🔥 👍 👍

[@nebularsrift]

I love how they use the Atilla Hun music

[@afnturbocharger6544]

I really appreciate the hard work you put into your amazing videos. Please keep it up! 👍

[@markusskram4181]

Love The vid

[@jzkpromarketing162]

Mongols Pointing to the West: Its a Free State. Turks: I am in before even you say it.

[@snszbyd]

LoL

[@deniz7994]

Well Mongols are Turk too.

[@OnlyVuimo]

@@deniz7994 Nope, değiller

[@CM-dd1jm]

@@OnlyVuimo yep we are Turks too!

[@OnlyVuimo]

@@CM-dd1jm bro you are Altaic too but our relations are like Hungarians and Finns, Related but not the same people

[@BartmanGS]

ayyy thought i was first however still happy to see a vid about the mongols

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

@Black Wolf then his descendants continued it especially taimur of non islamic things but some islamic too

[@locephaxthearchseducer4621]

I can't find Any good documentaries about the second crusade you guys did a great job on third crusade can you please make one for the second crusade as well

[@larinzonbruno9126]

amazing video!!! the integration of several etnias with a leading tribe is always a complex process that shaped the waves of migrations through history.

[@theliato3809]

The mnogol empire was like a late game stellaris empire with how many pops its got in it.

[@seanpoore2428]

I take issue with the opening line of this video! If you look at the armor and hairstyles of the enemies in Ghost of Tsushima you see Mongols Chinese and Koreans among them. Not the most historically accurate portrayals of each but I found enough distinction where it didn't bother me. That is all, now to watch the rest of the video, which I'm sure is up to your usual excellent standards

[@gfresh513]

Really interesting video! I knew of Chinese men and knowledge used in the west. Didn’t realise that western troops were sent east. Thank you!

[@user-nl6cf2xu4q]

I noticed you're using unit artwork based on Total War Three Kingdoms from the figure wielding weapons to the colors

[@arslanrasit]

6:58 it's funny how you say both Turkic and then Uighur, since Uighurs are Turkic too

[@lerneanlion]

Will this series eventually reach the individuals like Ghazan Khan and Ozbeg Khan? I hope so because I really like to see the videos about them!

[@matthewhollis250]

Knowing how thoroughly enraptured our Mongol researcher is with the whole period, I can only say yes to that. :^)

[@helgapotaky5011]

I am looking forward for them too. We have learned about them at history lessons at school. It would be good to repeat and learn smth new

[@andreasleonardo6793]

Nice video with clear explaining of multi Athens mangold armies

[@buk1237]

That catapult animation at 12:05 hurt me

[@AngryCenturion576]

The real mongol conquest was the friends they made along the way

[@jacobxiongnu2931]

Yep just imagine its like a bigger better game.

[@muhammedasimyilmaz8455]

"We didn’t know we were making history, we knew we were just having fun”

[@Lucas-ih1vt]

Subutai:How much land should we occupy Cenghiz Khan:Yes

[@temujinkhagan5308]

@@weaner556 shut

[@Lucas-ih1vt]

@@weaner556 why?

[@benjamindo8142]

@@temujinkhagan5308 cenghis is how the turkic would spell ghengis

[@Orgil.]

@@temujinkhagan5308 Chinggis khaan*

[@Orgil.]

fun fact Jebe was commander of Subedei

[@vineetmishra8512]

K&G have a question, would you consider uploading the videos in 4k please?

[@husseinmahmoud7216]

Bro my heart whenever the huns music from Total war attila kicks in 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@TSmith-yy3cc]

Mongols:"Sword or horde?"

[@johntitor1256]

That is a great recruiting slogan.

[@gmanbo]

Both sir

[@fullmetalalchemist9126]

Both indeed

[@samuelmargueret9626]

Aie aie sir !! It will be more something called an Horde !!!

[@bluespy4050]

Horde for sure

[@neatclip6864]

Georgians and Armenians had also spent previous centuries fighting against southern factions which made them more reliable for Mongols since they would be fighting a common enemy.

[@giorgijioshvili9713]

@Black Wolf ok

[@ElBandito]

@Black Wolf Not true. Even when he conquered his most hated tribe, the Tatars who killed his father, he spared the children and women of that tribe. Chingis knew when to show mercy.

[@ElBandito]

​@Black Wolf Chingis spared the women and the children of the Tatars thus directly contradicting your claim of even children weren't spared by him. Also, he killed almost all the male adult Tatars--which contradicts your claim of Chingis needed soldiers from them.

[@lolasdm6959]

@Black Wolf Lmao Tartar is just what people call nomads that they don't recongnize. Pretty sure the word Tartar orginated from the Chinese word "ti" which refers to a horse shoe.

[@MyVanir]

@Black Wolf I don't see how this is relevant to his employment of Georgians and Armenians.

[@atj9348]

Will you do an episode about battle of chamkour

[@fero5519]

Teşekkürler

[@MrHL5]

i wanna mongol empire back. an empire where mongols, turkics, persians, chinese work together in harmony.

[@YJZ-jb4jw]

Only without the Anglos ruling the world

[@JonnyChapelow]

That Englishman is a very interesting and mysterious figure. Banished from England, joined the knights Templars, lost everything gambling and was kicked out of the brotherhood, and finally found himself serving the Mongols for 20 years before his death.

[@mogts]

do you know his name?

[@JonnyChapelow]

@@mogts Possibly Master Robert Eracles. There is a good book on him called "The Tartar Khan's Englishman" by Gabriel Ronay. Nobody is 100% sure on him but Gabriel puts some good evidence together for it being Robert Eracles.

[@mogts]

@@JonnyChapelow thank you for the reply. what a remarkable piece of history it is.

[@ironheart5830]

May be he was the one who introduce Tea to England :D

[@JonnyChapelow]

@@ironheart5830 Well, he had his head chopped off when he was captured by the Austrians 🤣🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Balkanlegija]

11:59 age of empires catapult/triboke sound haha n1 one kings and generals

[@DubGathoni]

Kings and Generals: would you please make an episode about the Austro-Hungarian Empire and it's fall. There is a great deal of conflicting ideas about it. I think you could set this matter for us.

[@adiletabdyzhaparov6954]

Yeah! Finally some information about my Enesay Kygyz ancestors, btw Kyrgyz people who used to live in Enesay (Mother River) supplied mongolian army with both weapon and products, because land was very rich with minerals and had very fertile soil, and had own road attached to great silkway, but kyrgyz people did not want to be under mongols and they uprised several times, and mongols decided to force kyrgyz people to migrate to other territories, that is why some of our ancestors migrated to central asia

[@xanshen9011]

Are you from Khakassia or Kyrgyzstan?

[@adiletabdyzhaparov6954]

@@xanshen9011 Kyrgyzstan bro

[@barsbek3816]

Hello Adilet I am from those who went to the lands of today’s Kyrgyzstan

[@ryannguyen7466]

Poor Genghis Khan, He just wanted to make friends but other countries' rulers keep killing his emissaries.

[@uzbekistannews236]

True

[@Godsuicide]

Khwarezm open the Pandora’s box. Genghis Khan finally find how powerful his empire is and start to conquest forever.

[@metesever6546]

@@Godsuicide "As there is only one God in Heaven(Sky), there can only be one ruler on the earth ...". is Genghis Khan's motto.

[@jabs615]

@@metesever6546 That's what Jamukha told Temuujin before he asked Temuujin to kill him. After that the Mongols were united.

[@sickturret3587]

dude, this isn't even a joke. but i suspect he sent people who he thought disposable and made ridiculous demands. otherwise, neighbouring empires being that bold is just stupid.

[@TheCentristChad]

Great video. Way better than Dan Carlin

[@ray101892]

Very fitting sponsor. 0:42 sounds just like the mongol empire all right.

[@tanura5830]

Why are Turks and Uyghurs mentioned separately. Uyghurs are Turkic.

[@amandykkarymsak4632]

Mukhali from Jalayr tribe , Kazakhstan president Kasym-Jomart Tokaev also from this tribe!

[@karraralbayati8202]

What’s the background music it sounds nice. I can’t find it anywhere

[@obama8573]

What’s the background music on these videos? I’m in love with them

[@Tvshig]

Atilla total war game main theme

[@monomoy100]

this is a positive comment for the YT algorithm :)

[@VirtualnomadVirtualnomad]

Reminds me how whenever I play Mount and Blade I want to recruit a nice organized army with proper uniform and fighting style. Then 30 min. later end up with LGBT flag of an army

[@wewenang5167]

LMAO

[@jacobxiongnu2931]

lol

[@ChristopherThrawn-el3sz]

Bravo

[@m.meiburger1970]

Is there a way to get the music you use for this briliant videos ?

[@emresar6364]

Simply; Vast nomadic steppe empires was united Asian state. Mongols, Turks, Tungusic people, Indo Iranian central Asian nomads like Yuezhi. Some agriculturalist like Sogdians(had key roles in Gokturk Empire) lived together in same empires for centuries... Mongols, Turks, Jurchens etc shared same god and religion, same pastoralist lifestyle and army-nation life. It is normal to see them together every era.

[@sheesmustafa9522]

Tekbir

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

Correct but I will add not same god but different religions flourished there like Zoroastrian, Buddhists and estorian as mentioned in video

[@victorvonsteuben1728]

Different tribes had different religions. During genghis khans rise, his tribe was tengriist, the keraits were naiman, the naimans were buddhist, uighurs were still mostly zoastarian.

[@emresar6364]

@@victorvonsteuben1728 Mongol Empire is zenith. Yeah there was another religion but I've mention other ancient empires like Xiongnu, Xianbei, Rouran, Gokturk etc.

[@Raidon8537]

@@sheesmustafa9522 go back to your arabic country.