Napoleon of Iran: Nader Shah

[@MasterofRoflness]

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[@Pavillionishere6309]

I have a question. Do iranians speak iranese or arabian?

[@Techtalk2030]

@@Pavillionishere6309 we speak Persianese

[@shadowborn1456]

@@Pavillionishere6309 are you stupid?

[@shadowborn1456]

Bro ban the panturks these leeches are spamming constantly in the comments

[@zhcultivator]

Honestly there should be an Nader Shah-like Conqueror in popular fantasy fiction imagine a Ogre Nader Shah, that would go hard.

[@catnaut9035]

Nadir Shah sacked Delhi so bad, we still call looters, thieves and brigands "Nadirs"

[@mohitanand1844]

Sacking of Delhi could have been avoided but the king and his ministers were so characterless. It makes the late stage Qing empire look competent

[@catnaut9035]

@@mohitanand1844 Mohamad Shah Rangilla is an A tier imbecile

[@beetlebg3759]

Mughals, Afghans, Nadir and British everyone looted India. The Brits literally stole the word ‘Loot’ from us lol.

[@scienceium5233]

​@@mohitanand1844 yes, also they were in a state of decline after the Marathas humbled them

[@SimhaArya-zu7vo]

​@scienceium5233 "Empire" ended by 1718, after that it was a city of Delhi. "Emperor" was a Titular one.

[@gudiyasahu7311]

Nepoleon if he admired cyrus instead of caesar

[@tuongtang8974]

More like if he admire Genghis Khan

[@unacittabizzarraechiassosa4143]

Alexander the Great basically

[@Tambleguide896]

Actually, Napoleon was a great admirer of Nader Shah and often read about tales of his adventures.

[@Techtalk2030]

@@tuongtang8974 if that were the case hed call himself khan not shah

[@kalenden]

​@@Techtalk2030khan had been demoted to a way lesser title in muslim culture by the time, something like lord or chief. If you read Nader's biography there's dozens of khans and they're just captains, tribal chiefs and public servants

[@fromokesar0]

"If there is no war in Paradise, how can there be any delights there?"- Nader Shah

[@AlejandroFlores-vi8tl]

Based

[@Watchmanskey]

Part of me wishes that Odin would take note and escort Nadir's soul right into Valhalla

[@lambert801]

​@@Watchmanskey LOL, good one!

[@Unknown-ci2vs]

Considering Nader died fighting that might just happen​@Watchmanskey

[@averageenjoyer8190]

Bro was about that life

[@CufCufImam]

In Europe, Nader Shah was compared to Alexander the Great. Starting from a young age, Napoleon Bonaparte also used to read about and admire Nader Shah. Napoleon considered himself the new Nader, and he himself was later called European Nader Shah.

[@mohitanand1844]

Alexander was truly the great . N

[@Techtalk2030]

@@CufCufImam the Torkic identity of the empire rapidly dropped off. By the sixteenth century "Tork" was more a term of abuse than one of approbation. "In the Imperial society of the Ottomans," says Bernard Lewis, "the ethnic term Tork was little used, and then chiefly in a rather derogatory sense, to designate the Torcoman nomads or, later, the ignorant and uncouth torkish-speaking peasants of the Anatolian villages. To apply it to an Ottoman gentleman of Constantinople would have been an insult" (Lewis 1968: 1-2; see also 332-33).8 To be a "Tork" or "Torkish" was, to the educated inhabitants of the empire, to be "ignorant," "witless," "senseless," "stupid," or "dishonest." Torks were called "country bumpkins" and "mischief-makers"; they could also be deviants and heretics, such as those who rallied to the Mughals in the sixteenth century, or those who rebelled against the central government in the seventeenth century (Imber 2002: 3; Finkel 2007: 548). In the face of this history of disparagement and ridicule it is not surprising that the Torkish nationalist Ziya Gökalp should exclaim that "the poor Torks inherited from the Ottoman Empire nothing but a broken sword and an old-fashioned plow" (quoted Armstrong 1976: 397). This is by no means the only case, as we shall see, when the ostensible "imperial people"-in this case the Torks -feel that they got a raw deal out of "their" empire. Not only were Ottomans not Torks; "Tork" and "Torkish" were themselves vague and shifting designations. There was no sense of nationhood among the backwoods peasants of Anatolia who were usually referred to as Torks. Their affiliations were to their village or clan, or to the wider community of Islam.

[@afungi662]

That is surprising to hear.

[@AltaicGigachad]

@@CufCufImam yes he was indeed great

[@ambatukamlll5649]

In fact, Nader Shah in his tactics is based on Tamerlane, I don't know if he read about Tamerlane in Napoleon, too.

[@nathanmuluneh6842]

meanwhile Cyrus sitting back and watchin

[@KoroushRP]

It was more like he modeled himself after Khosrow the Sassanid Persian

[@ramtin5152]

​@@KoroushRP He did call himself "Khosrow the conqueror of the world" on his coin

[@nathanmuluneh6842]

@@KoroushRP ok makes it more sensible

[@Apollyon_of_Abyss]

when you roll a 656 leader and say fuck it we ball

[@mhoadievdelapaz3703]

The myth of Afghanistan Graveyard of Empires didnt worked against Nader Shah😂

[@user-Rayyan123]

It didn’t work against many empires. Mughals, Sassanids, Mongols, etc… I think this quote is from a movie of a 1980’s propaganda film in which America was trying to develop sympathy and support for mujahideen fighting against soviets.

[@theeccentrictripper3863]

Empire of Graveyards > Graveyard of Empires

[@KoroushRP]

Most empires conquered afghanistan

[@madaranotsoanonymousnowuch1539]

Afghanistan as a nation would only form as a result of Nadir Shahs death, before that there was no Afghanistan.

[@harithdanial141]

​@@user-Rayyan123don't forget Seleucid and Macedonian empire. All this empire easily ruled them

[@hogrider8525]

«Be a Muslim warlord and not sack Delhi» challenge. Difficulty level - impossible.

[@makutas-v261]

(challenge failed)

[@Wowyouexist1234]

We were waiting for one out of 33M gods but hey

[@AsifAli-od1cf]

Mughal are also Muslim🤦

[@AsifAli-od1cf]

Mughals are also muslem🤦

[@adrianbelko7683]

​@@Wowyouexist1234Delhi at the time was ruled by Muhammad Shah of the Timurid Gurkhaniya (Mughal/Mogul) dynasty, as the name suggests he didn't pray to 33M Gods, i guess he should have because those who did during the time, did manage to successfully oust Nader Shah's rule out of Punjab for a brief period until Ahmed Shah showed up. While Nader Shah was observed to have been irreligious by Jesuits and other nobles who were close to Shah, i mean for someone that says "What good is Jannah when there are no battles to fight" it's obvious Shah didn't believe in the seventy+2 vírgin religion. Edit - Early Sikhs came from Hindu families, it was customary in Punjabi Hindu families to send their eldest sons in service of the Gurus, Gurus were themselves Hindus. For those wondering

[@smilingladka]

Seized so much money that he stopped taxation for 3 years?! Damn, how much money did Delhi have?!

[@zanchiso1934]

It was capital of mughal empire the wealthiest country of the world at that time

[@SimhaArya-zu7vo]

Hindustan had 24.4% share of Global Wealth

[@thedstorm8922]

24% of the world money

[@notthatguy-ku2eh]

And bro took both 2 diamond we call them mountain of light and sea of light one if them currently is in England crown and other one is in museum

[@Zenkrypt]

​@@SimhaArya-zu7vo not wealth, but gdp. It might have actually had more than that in terms of wealth.

[@mohitanand1844]

He ended Mvghal Empire . Without breaking a sweat

[@ChandranPrema123]

Thank Aurangzeb he did 99% of the stuff

[@mohitanand1844]

​@@ChandranPrema123I would say 65 percent alamgir ,Shah Jahan and Jahangir combined over the years and rest 35 by Nadir all at once

[@Snp2024]

Mughals were dying already bcz of Aurangzeb that dude pissed off literally every one in country Rajput's, Sikhs, Marathas his own sons and even started beef with literal baby (not kidding) . He left bankrupt empire to his descendants and said GG

[@mohitanand1844]

​@@Snp2024they still had huge power and influence in North + an actual army . After nadir ,it all crashed down the drain

[@Snp2024]

​@@mohitanand1844huge army is overstatement mostly drafted peasents. Marathas won 20 battles back to back against Mughals not only bcz Marathas cavalry but bcz quality of Mughal troops were far lower bcz of shenanigans in delhi

[@user-zi7kp8un3s]

Crazy story about Sikhs rescuing 30,000 female slaves as he tried to leave Delhi

[@Chungus581]

Sikhs try not to be based challenge (impossible)

[@user-zi7kp8un3s]

@@Chungus581 indeed that group of people have an insane wikipedia page. literally fought all their battles with thousands of less men and won

[@kingsgaming2265]

​@@user-zi7kp8un3s🤣🤣🤣 sarcasm or what

[@sm4063]

It is absolutely false bs curated by indians to feel good about themselves

[@sm4063]

@@user-zi7kp8un3s no .

[@mystifvort587]

Napoleon of Iran? nuh uh -- IVAN THE TERRIBLE of Iran! > both made their countries into successful empires > pillaged people or countries whether their own or other's > lost their sanity and became tyrants > killed their son (tough love) > regret and cope > both die along with their dynasty getting recked

[@MazyarGheidi]

hes called napoleon of iran , cause he just like napoleon (which was after him meaning that napoleon is the nadir of europe technically) pushed every single power , the ottomons and russian under the rule of PETER the great , BUT the main reason is due to his tactical geniuses winning battles while having much less man than the enemy , and important unique tactical moves like defeating the indian elephants which the army could've not possibly done by simply using camels that fire was set upon them and others... unlike ivan , he was NOT a king infact he bringed back the safavid rule at first and even under their incompetence he placed a child on the throne cause he didn't to be a king but a great general . and yeah that's really it

[@-3ccis534]

​@@MazyarGheidi words

[@billnyedarussianspy1921]

welp at least he didn't get cucked by his wife like Napoleon

[@ambatukamlll5649]

@@MazyarGheidi Nader shah is a machine, he studied the tactics of Tamerlane and put them against the Mughals who were supposed to be ancestors of the Timurids. In short, how easy it is to forget

[@lambert801]

Mostly correct. Except that Iran had already been a successful empire for five centuries up to that point.

[@fardinsalame4692]

Napoleon was nader of France nader was before Napoleon

[@user-ti3qk6tr4p]

At this point people should understand that when X thing gets called the y of z place, it's not implying anything more than a description to something more familiar to the audience.

[@MazyarGheidi]

@@user-ti3qk6tr4p but come on , it way cooler to say the nadir of europe :p

[@puneetmishra4726]

​@@user-ti3qk6tr4pFinally. Thank you for saying that. I've got tired of people making it a matter of pride.

[@Какой-тоКактус]

One of the best commenders in history! Sadly he is very underrated

[@unknown0soldier]

Dude was so good at waging wars he kicked the a$$ of all his enemies, so bad he knew nothing but war

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

Nader shah was wildest napoleon of Iran to be honest

[@KoroushRP]

He modeled himself after Persian king khosrow

[@nishantduhan1]

​@@KoroushRP Which Khosrow? Anushirvan or Parvez?

[@Nationalist166]

​@@nishantduhan1 Not sure but probably Parvez since he made the Sassanid empire almost as big as the Achaemenid and conquered the most lands even if it didn't last long because of his son

[@nishantduhan1]

@@Nationalist166 But I think Khosrow was more popular in the Persian literature of the Islamic Era because of his major administrative, cultural, and scientific reforms. 🤔

[@Nationalist166]

@@nishantduhan1 Culturally yes however Nader is known for his wars, and Napoleon wasn't known for scientific researchs

[@mandarin420]

when that war maniac that spent all the royal treasury on war equipment thus leading to widespread famine and the starvation of your entire family is revered by your descendants:

[@schneejacques3502]

To be fair before he came to power about 25% of persians were killed suring the safavid civil war

[@makutas-v261]

Could be anyone

[@TeutonicEmperor1198]

It could be worse. Instead of emptying the treasury for the betterment of the army he could have spent it to himself and his noble friends!

[@PersianHistorian]

That scene with Safavid Shah Tahmasp II ruining everything in the West and Nader just arriving from curushing the Afghans in the West is hillarious 😂

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

The afghans beat ur ass and got an independent state, that’s embarrassing

[@trambly611]

Although having a powerful set of Kings, I never liked the Mongol invasion onwards history of Iran, all the nobles and kings had the turco-mongol mindset, idolising Ghenghis khan and thus were ridiculously brutal and barbaric. Totally unlike the Achaemenid and Sassanid leaders who would just relocate citizens of conquered cities to persian mainland, and would never massacre entire populations.

[@KoroushRP]

Nader and shah ismail both also idolized Sassanid Persian kings like Khosrow

[@zxera9702]

If you think Sassanids weren't cruel you're mistaken.Sassanids were just like any other empire and periodically participated in massacres.

[@pooya4434]

Achaemenids were cool but sassanids were also pretty brutal sometimes

[@BossaliniFiveO]

Shah ismail was Kurdish Aryan so of course he relates to other Aryan kings

[@Poiyti]

It was because of the religion of Zoroastrianism, in Zoroastrian religion, human beings had a high position and you should not pay attention to other people's religion. In the worst case, they exiled the people of one city to a new city. It is said that Khosrow I exiled the people of Antioch in Iran. He asked an old man Are you satisfied with the new city? The old man replied that he had a mulberry tree in Antioch that he was very fond of, and Khosrow ordered that a mulberry tree be planted for the old man.Not after the arrival of the Mongols, but after the arrival of Islam, Iran turned to the Islamic ideology, that is, the spread of Islam, plundering the infidels, and killing them.

[@yamamotohiromori419]

I still can't belive there's such a things as "negligible" for a casualties count

[@ennui9745]

This has inspired me to start a playthrough as Nader Shah in Civ VI.

[@ramtin5152]

Nader Shah's Persian poem on his hold coin سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان Minted the name of the monarchy on the gold in the world Nader of Iranzamin, Khosrow the conqueror of the world Ashrafi Naderi coin, Isfahan mint, Type B

[@MongolianMuslim]

Timur And Nader shah has got some beefs with Isfahani Citizens

[@nishantduhan1]

The current Ayatollah too LoL

[@SimhaArya-zu7vo]

By 1736, Mughals were just a City of Delhi. Oudh is one of the independent province that still aligns with Mughals Hyderabad is the independent province that's opportunistic, tried to make chaos between Mughal-Maratha & other independent provinces, lost wars to Marathas & then pays Chauth(Taxes) to Hindavi Swaraj (Maratha Confederacy which is the dominant power at that time).

[@mohitanand1844]

@@SimhaArya-zu7vo no need to Kang

[@oicmapper]

Mughals had huge influence, the sack of Delhi calmed down the British fears of fighting Mughal allies and allowed them to increase invasions in India

[@adrianbelko7683]

​​@@oicmapperNot true actually, people tend to forget that it wasn't just the British that were trying to occupy India, there was presence of other competing European powers in the subcontinent as well, before the British as a matter of fact first Indo-European battle that ever took place was with the Portuguese, the British didn't make a move out of the fear of the French and Dutch in South India which also meant they had to occupy the rest of India before the French, they ensured they were powerless by the time battle of Plassey took place, also the Mughal empire had began to dwindle into a small powerless kingdom by the time of Aurangzeb itself, and the British initially had no plans of occupying the subcontinent but they did supply armament and military training to Indian powers that paid them well, British Pirates would also raid Mughal Ships sailing to Mecca fully aware the Mughals took it very seriously but the British didn't care, the British never feared the Mughals, they had no reason to because Mughals weren't their enemy in India, the Maratha empire was since the Marathas had been halting any European advancement into India and defeating them decisively due to their control of Seas and India entirely.

[@sabkabaap1758]

perfect. bcoz of Marathas weakening Mughals, Nader had an easy time

[@oicmapper]

@adrianbelko7683 A claim represents that the weakness of the Mughals in The Sack of Delhi made Britain realize the power vacuum India had, it's also claimed that British rule in India would have came way later if Nader didn't sack Delhi.

[@samankucher5117]

i like how iran is basically the china of the middle East .

[@Defender_offaith]

Weakest leader from Iran:

[@Sdsyu]

Strongest dumbass

[@handsome_potato]

least schizo leader from iran

[@KoroushRP]

Fun fact nader shah called himself the new Persian Sassanid king khosrow of Iran

[@Tyrach.]

second or third most powerfull Turkic master of iran after Timur and Alp Arslan

[@ramtin5152]

​@@Tyrach. Yes he was a Turkoman, but still he belongs to Iranian history The Byzantines who were ethnically Greek, spoke and wrote in Greek, are considered as Romans But Nader spoke and as it can be seen in his 20 out of 22 letters to the Ottoman court, wrote in Farsi (the other two were in arabic and Turkish) plus he even had the name of Iran under his royal seal Nader Shah's Persian poem on his hold coin سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان Minted the name of the monarchy on the gold in the world Nader of Iranzamin, Khosrow the conqueror of the world Ashrafi Naderi coin, Isfahan mint, Type B

[@Mostafiz_Gamer]

Least Epic Iranian Shah :

[@KoroushRP]

@@Mostafiz_Gamer nooo saaars he was the tork saars

[@moeinxx870]

​@@KoroushRPare afshar ha turkaaaaaaaan boko hendo ha

[@moeinxx870]

​@@KoroushRPare afshar ha turkaaaan bokon hendo ha

[@alwaysright3943]

@@KoroushRP He WAS a Turk. It's so cringe seeing other Iranians so desperate for Mongol history. We have countless monarchs orders of magnitude more glorious than Nader in our past.

[@haius_17]

​He was *IRANIAN* turk. Just like iranian persians or iranian kurds. He also named himself nader of iran​@@alwaysright3943

[@akend4426]

PLEASE tell me you’re gonna make a video about Mossad causing Hezbollah’s pagers and walkie talkies to explode!

[@TeutonicEmperor1198]

too soon man! wait a couple of decades!

[@hashira9223]

**Picks call** "Hello?" "Strokin' ma dig I'm I'm strokin' my dig right now" **Explodes**

[@TMZetsuBS]

Mission impossible: make a video about history of Iran 🇮🇷 without the Turks raiding the comments

[@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn]

You guys just pathetic for calling Afshars "persian"

[@shapur_II]

@@milliOnmilliOnmilliOnPathetic is the one who instead of making his own history steals it from others Azerbaijan was no country at that time

[@TMZetsuBS]

@@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn you just proved my point even more

[@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn]

@@TMZetsuBS meaningless reply with empty knowledge

[@TMZetsuBS]

@@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn wym bro yall literally dedicate your whole life to comment “Safavid is Azerbaijan 🇦🇿” and “afsharid 🇦🇿 “ and say we have empty knowledge

[@Nathanielja-p2k]

That was phenomenon, Plz come to Iran and teach history I'm begging you

[@IAmYourAverageIndian]

Delhi when Nader Shah: *why do I hear boss music-*

[@abcdef27669]

Cyrus the Great + Zahhak = This Guy.

[@Afshar1]

idols of Nadir Shah was Genghis khan and Timur, not persians

[@ntag2740]

​​@@Afshar1 bruh 😂😂😂

[@Pansistani]

His idol was Alexander (who, according to Ferdowsi, was half Persian), not Timur, because he destroyed Timur's statue in the war against the Uzbeks. (I do not say that Alexander is persian , at the time this belief was common among Iranians ( And anyone who has read Shahnameh ))

[@Afshar1]

@@Pansistani Conquerors did too, sadly, including Nader Shah, the man sometimes called the last Asian conqueror and someone who idolised Genghis Khan and Tamerlane. [Zeeshan Khan (23 May 2016). Right to Passage: Travels Through India, Pakistan and Iran. SAGE Publications. p. 258]

[@Pansistani]

@@Afshar1 What nonsense source is this? , document from academic sources

[@karticksharmapro1523]

Nadersha plunders Delhi - his own son betryas him , he has to get his eyes 👀 , Durrani and other generals plot up , he was plundered by his own soldier . Empire breaks into two pecies . That's some real karma

[@Donerci_Pikacu_Usta]

Imagine if he was accually able to establish a 5th Sunni school. That would be insane.

[@Hlk.100]

What does that mean a 5th Sunni school ?

[@ballsmasher3000]

Nader has kept turko Iranian vibe alive

[@Techtalk2030]

He was largely Persian

[@Khan_Monchug]

@@ballsmasher3000 He is Turkmen, not Aryan

[@Storming360]

​@@ahmedkeremsayarturks still rule in iran. Khamenei and pezeskian are both turks.

[@Khan_Monchug]

@@Storming360 true Ali Hamenei's father is Turk

[@ramtin5152]

​@@Khan_Monchug Yes he was a Turkoman, but still he belongs to Iranian history The Byzantines who were ethnically Greek, spoke and wrote in Greek, are considered as Romans But not only was Nader born in Iran, spoke and as it can be seen in his 20 out of 22 letters to the Ottoman court, wrote in Farsi (the other two were in arabic and Turkish) plus he even had the name of Iran under his royal seal Nader Shah's Persian poem on his hold coin سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان Minted the name of the monarchy on the gold in the world Nader of Iranzamin, Khosrow the conqueror of the world Ashrafi Naderi coin, Isfahan mint, Type B

[@ottomansavasc8131]

Love iranian from turkey

[@bluemystic5980]

this kinda shit just shows how wealthy and rich India was back in those times they rightfully got the term GOLDEN BIRD

[@bluemystic5980]

@@SylveonSimp why u mad on them bro,my boss is an indian guy and he is very kind

[@Rahul_G.G.]

@@SylveonSimp Nah more like live as subsistence farmers or wealthy urbanites, I know you angloids have a image India spoonfed to you by your media, but saying India is all slums is like saying all Americans are homeless drug addicts,

[@WarriorofChrist612]

@@bluemystic5980Indians are Indian.

[@formdoggie5]

​@bluemystic5980 how did you get anger from any of those statements when they are merely factual? They have a mountain of trash that is visible from space without special equipment. One religious group worships cows, and thus their crap, while on top of it, the abject poverty and trash everywhere causes the rest of the population to publicly defecate essentially everywhere. It was so bad that UNICEF unironically commissioned a song called, "Poo in the Loo."

[@jonathanjoestar9317]

Muslim leaders trying their best not to sack Delhi (again): 😤😤 It was actually one of the reasons why north India was taken by the British east India company

[@miketacos9034]

The absolute sudden violence of 3:30 slew me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kktrhdjdjj1400]

He was a Turkmen ruling Iran, just like an Italian ruling France, truly, the Napoleon of Iran

[@KoroushRP]

He was Persian khorossani. Torkmens look very different

[@MongolianMuslim]

@@KoroushRPhis mother was Turkmen. But yes his father is a korossani

[@persianmania5285]

@@MongolianMuslimKalat-e-Naderi which is a scripture of him and located in Khorasan is in Turkish language

[@ChromeMan04]

@@KoroushRP khorosanis are not Persians

[@Berkin62]

@@KoroushRP nop

[@Pedantictenant5776]

The fact that napoleon came after Nader, But yet people call him napoleon of Asia.

[@vxxiii4160]

He even got a sick mausoleum in Masshad later on.

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

Most peaceful Middle eastern leader be like:

[@HousneLaila]

Least powerful Middle Eastern leader be like:

[@BlazingFlame69]

Least insane Iranian unifiers be like

[@veilnebula2411]

there wasn't a lot of hobbies back then.

[@thesalafislav]

As opposed to Europe, right? Hahahahaha

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

​@@thesalafislavEuropeans are even better at war but aslo like to do other things.

[@shapur_II]

1:17 The best battle of his battles imo

[@mybodyisamachine]

The Wikipedia screenshot makes it look like they all teamed up against him, but Nader Shah fought all of them separately over a course of multiple decades. Still very impressive for a Persian.

[@stereomachine]

"For a Persian"

[@Pansistani]

Iranian ✅️❤️

[@KoroushRP]

@@PansistaniPersian as the title, the name Iran and the language is Persian

[@tausifchowdhury8180]

​@@stereomachine Fr bro forgot the fact that Persians literally created the first world empire in history. Alexander took over from there

[@KoroushRP]

Brah Persians created the biggest empires

[@zhcultivator]

Imagine Silicon-based Space Ogres similar to Jojo's rock humans in a sci-fi galaxy setting who are lead by a Nader Shah Afshar-esque Space Ogre Emperor with a huge space ogre empire that would be cool asf.

[@aussiemain3109]

under 10 seconds club

[@dasakashdeep]

He even stole the Peacock throne, the famous all gold throne of the mughal emperors.

[@Audios2010]

Attaching a cannon to anything living is just ludicrous

[@KomradeEzyy]

0:01 bro sounds like he was boutta drop some beats

[@shahesmail313]

Nader shah aka slayer of bozkurts🇮🇷❤💪

[@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn]

It's a pathetic to say that, knowing that Nadir is a pan-Turk,Can a person who sees Amir Teymur and Genghis Khan as an idol be an enemy of the gray wolf? what a stupid person are you? Anyone who uses the example of the Seljuks when they say Iran can see gray wolves as enemies? You Aryan nation, why do you lie?

[@butterfly8esen]

Nadir Shah was a Turkmen

[@AMD69855]

​@8essen ture but he introduced him self as an iranian king😊

[@butterfly8esen]

@@AMD69855 Because he was ruling the Iranian geography

[@AltaicGigachad]

Nader Shah Afshar's attempts to legitimize his rule by dint of his Turkic background. Over the course of his rise to power and reign, Nader consistently argued that his Afshar and Turkman affiliations granted him the right to rule over Iranian territory as an equal to his Ottoman, Mughal, and Central Asian contemporaries. Aided by his chief secretary and court historian, Mīrzā Mahdī Astarābādī, Nader's assertions paralleled those found in popular narratives about the history of Oghuz Turks in Islamic lands. This element of Nader's political identity is often overlooked by historians because it did not outlive the brief Afsharid period, but it demonstrates how the Safavid collapse led to the circulation of dynamic new claims to Iranian and Islamic political power.

[@Techtalk2030]

@@AltaicGigachad and here comes the spamming tork e khar

[@AltaicGigachad]

@@Techtalk2030 Ofc who else would father you otherwise

[@Techtalk2030]

@@AltaicGigachadlol the paternal genome of torks is j2 Persian haplotype.

[@AltaicGigachad]

@@Techtalk2030 Oh, wonderful to see that you admitted that you are native of Iran instead of being a Persian. J2 is a haplogroup spread all of the world doesn’t make you Persian, but I guess you showed how low your iq is.

[@AltaicGigachad]

@@Techtalk2030 thanks for admitting being a native of Iran instead of being a Persian while J2 is a haplogroup spread All of the world, it doesn’t make you indo European since as you claimed Persians were indo European, before making a comment use your 🧠 to avoid contradictions; definition of low 🧠

[@Techtalk2030]

Attempted, rather unconvincingly, to reassure Nader Shah. The friars then presented their gifts, which included a fine illustrated Bible. Nader opened it by chance at a picture of St Michael brandishing his sword over a prostrate Lucifer. He asked who the vanquished figure was, and on being told it was the Devil, he laughed and said he thought it was the Tork - glancing over at the ambassador as he said this, at the Ottoman pasha, 'for he lost no opportunity to mock them.

[@imabitmid]

"Khyber Pass" - historymarche, i guess

[@Afshar1]

This is about Shah I.Abbas not Nadir Shah lmao 😂

[@championgundyr1092]

lol i dont understand why p*rsians are so mad they aren't the only ethnic group in iran and there are turkic minorities and mazandaranis etc. lil bro got so mad he's replying to every comment. Yall are the most obnoxious group in iran.

[@EinFelsbrocken]

He was an edgelord for sure 😂

[@SandNukes]

0:16 map credit: anwoo mapping

[@nanashi7779]

Though he was a Shia, he was a respectable military leader. Wish Iran would go back to times like these instead of their current incompetent government. That way we might actually get rid of that one 'state' in the middle east who seems to love causing trouble for everyone else (including the West)...

[@fxckyoutube4209]

unfathomably based and redpilled

[@IRANIC_MEDE]

He wasn’t Shia brother, he was Sunni

[@Narrator_of_Tarikh07]

​@@IRANIC_MEDEHe was Twelver Shia, then became Ja'fari Sunni and in the end became an Atheist...

[@IRANIC_MEDE]

@@Narrator_of_Tarikh07 oh my bad bro I forgot.

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

i heard he was a Turkoman also-

[@suleimanthemagnificent1494]

Conquerors did too, sadly, including Nader Shah, the man sometimes called the last Asian conqueror and someone who idolised Genghis Khan and Tamerlane.

[@TahaergunRegun]

definetly bro he is the last impregnable shah in asia and he is the turks .greetings türkiye

[@MazyarGheidi]

he did not idolize them at all , he was a persian general infact he "idolize" the safavids and conquered for the safavid rule (at first)

[@Techtalk2030]

@@TahaergunRegunhe wasnt a tork nor did he look torkmen. Most ottoman sultans also called torks esek tork, can you tell me why?

[@frogturko]

​@@MazyarGheidi He wasn't Persian but a Turk like the Safavids

[@_deal_shot_7456]

​@@Techtalk2030 "Nader belonged to the Turkoman Afshar tribe, which was one of the seven tribes[b] of the Qizilbash who helped the Safavid dynasty establish their power in Iran.[15][16] The Afshar tribe had originally lived in the Turkestan region, but during the 13th-century they moved to the Azerbaijan region in northwestern Iran as a result of the expansion of the Mongol Empire.[17]" Nader idolized Genghis Khan and Timur, the previous conquerors from Central Asia. He imitated their military prowess and-especially later in his reign-their cruelty. His victories during his campaigns briefly made him West Asia's most powerful sovereign, ruling over what was arguably the most powerful empire in the world.[12]: 84

[@runningcommentary2125]

An unimaginably based general, and an unimaginably atrocious politician.

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

He reminds me a bit of Ganishka from Berserk.

[@YoussefBarj-g3e]

Is that a mf Jojo's reference

[@whodis3489]

Lol what? Ganishka is based off Kanishka the Great from the IRL Kushans.

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

@@whodis3489 I know, I just said he reminds me of him.

[@whodis3489]

@@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658 How does a muslim ruler remind you of a hindu based ruler? They're not even remotely similar apart from the fact they're both brown LMFAO

[@alisu-x6630]

more like femto and casca when he arrived to dehli if u know what i mean

[@horsetiorsmthidk]

1:44 Karnal Mentioned!!1!!1!1!!1

[@randomobserver8168]

Dude knew how to rock and roll.

[@nicholasogburn7746]

Aaaaand now this white boy (me) is diving into Persian history.

[@mamad7375]

More like Napoleon was the Nader Shah of France ! because Nader came first and was more successful then he's French version .

[@makutas-v261]

Napoleon's legacy is still felt in the world today and will be felt for thousands of years like Caesar's, lol.

[@MahdiSoltanalizadeh-l9j]

Translation of nader's words: the hooves of the horses shake the ground once again and the world holds its breath when it hears nader's name

[@benimtelefoncaliyor1dk]

Nader Shah Afshar who like other Turkmen rulers had based his legitimacy and origin on the legendary Oghuz Khagan rose up to become one of the greatest conquerors of the early modern period

[@MazyarGheidi]

nadir was not a full turkmen , he spent majority of his time in Khorasan which is majority persian , most importantly = he was from the turkmen afsharid tribe not oghuz?

[@QasqaZhol]

Yeah, trashy european propagandists call him napoleon of iran, when he was rather "napoleon" of turkic people in the middle east.

[@Techtalk2030]

@@MazyarGheidithese are just spamming tork e khars. Theyre a group i think who organize on another site

[@SanaNeLan1945]

@@MazyarGheidi Afshar is a tribe of Oghuz Turkic origin, that split into several groups in Iran, Turkey and Afghanistan. There are still descendants of this tribe who live across these three countries...

[@Techtalk2030]

@@SanaNeLan1945tribe does not make an ethnicity, its tribe where people can and usually do join from numerous different origins many times. Afshar btw i believe is a Persian name

[@Citychowmountain]

Nice background music

[@notkingali1798]

He shouldn’t be compared to napoleon, cause he was slightly before napoleon times. He is Nader Shah, the shah of Iran not someone who is “the napoleon” of Iran. Respect his name and say it. No says “Caesar is the Alexander of Rome” in my eyes that’s slightly disrespectful.

[@makutas-v261]

Caesar literally became who he was because he admired Alexander and roleplayed as Alexander, so he kinda is the Alexander of Rome lmao.

[@notkingali1798]

@@makutas-v261 yea but no one calls him “Alexander of Rome” we respect him and call him by his name

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Youre getting your panties twisted for nothing. I think ppl saying "Napoleon of Persia" arent trying to make Napoleon more important; but theyre trying to give a clueless european a bit more context so they can fathom the power and success. Oh and Im 100% sure *many* said "Julius is like Romes Alexander" throughout the ages; pretty sure theres even a similar remark from contemporary sources.

[@notkingali1798]

@@EinFelsbrockenmy point is that it’s reductive to just call him as the blank of something…. Just call him by his name and let people remember him as Nader shah not as “napoleon of Persia” . Same way we call napoleon… napoleon and not “Caesar of France” .

[@EinFelsbrocken]

​@@notkingali1798 I understand that. But lets say Im going to some random provencale pampa townlet; and tell some french dude "Yoo Nader Shah was truly one of the greatest conquerors of all time..." and you recount his stories. Now; if that french dude has no context abt the history; geography; and peoples of persia/iran; then he may respond with something like "Oh okay; he was a good general then." What would you do to make him realize that it wasnt just an "ok general"? Youd say "No dude; imagine the sheer uproar Napoleon brought upon europe; Nader Shah was like that or even crazier!" Idk; my example is quite stupid; I guess. But I imagine thats how this came to be; not from a desire to belittle anyone :) that is all. In any case I wish you a nice day; man. Stay safe.

[@ollie7486]

This voiceover got me feeling like “What I remember about the rise of Nader Shah is… is how loud it was”

[@cyrusthegreat7030]

Nader Shah one of the greatest iranian Shahanshahs a Proud iranian turkmen from his native Khorasan rose from humble orgins and defeated the enemies of Eranshahr the Hotaks, Ottomans, Mughuls and Russians. He brought iran back from the point of collapse into a powerful empire once again like the Shahs of old May he rest in peace and Ahura mazda have mercy on his soul.

[@Techtalk2030]

He most likely wasnt of real tork origins. Torkmens look like jackie chan

[@Khan_Monchug]

@@cyrusthegreat7030 Nader Shah was Turkmen

[@Khan_Monchug]

@@Techtalk2030 if Persians are Aryans, why don't you look Blonde ? Because you are not Aryans

[@Pansistani]

​@@Khan_Monchug because aryans are not blonde ,Europeans are not Aryans(Except for a group of Slavs who are Scythians) ،Indo-European is not a race, it is a language family, now you answer ، if atatürk was turk , why he was not Yellow skin and narrow eyes ، why his eyes were blue?😂

[@UAsansofficial]

​@@Khan_Monchug some misunderstanding in history I see your understanding is probably from the n*zi interpretations of "Aryans" which is really misleading and incorrect there isn't a clear interpretation of how the Aryans looked, but it isn't just "blond guy with white eyes" Aryans are the people who migrated to Iran and India there has never been a blond people majority in Iran, nor India, nor central Asia, nor turkey

[@fardinsalame4692]

His name is perfect for him

[@Gyattrizzler6969]

Only OGs can like this

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of Napoleon of Iran: Nader Shah momentum 100

[@RaiderCubbeli]

After 5 centuries of silence Oghuz titan Nader Shah would carve out the last Turcoman Empire of Greater Khorasan, a war machine which had been absent since the Mongol conquest of the Seljuk - Khwarezmid lands

[@mohitanand1844]

Why do you guys kang so much ??

[@Alex-tx2em]

@@mohitanand1844 What do you mean? Look up Nader's ethnicity and native language.

[@Techtalk2030]

@@Alex-tx2em why dont we look at the ethnicity of most ottoman sultans and the official language of the ottomans esek tork?

[@Techtalk2030]

@@mohitanand1844 nader literally liked to smoke torks and now here they are trying to claim him

[@Zafar_Qaghan]

​​​@@Techtalk2030 nader claimed himself as descendent of timur and used many strategies of timur in his own battles and also he was turkoman from afshar tribe; what are you talking about you pan iranist kiddo?

[@way2tehdawn]

Ah yes the battle of Murche-Khort, shortly followed by the feast at Fuud-Khort down the road by the winners!

[@Afshar1]

"Mirwais ruled briefly, but his kingdom soon disintegrated in bloody battles of succession and ultimately succumbed to the cavalry of a new Turkic conqueror, Nadir Shah Afshar." (Barnett R. Rubin · 2002 | The Fragmentation of Afghanistan State Formation and Collapse in the International System - page 45. Yale University Press)

[@MehmetKaan239]

Hanedan ve lider türk olabilir ama nadir şah bile kendisine iran şahı diyor

[@Pansistani]

​@@MehmetKaan239exactly 💯

[@Pansistani]

Being Turkic is a racial identity, not a national identity, national identity is formed from common history, common territory, and common culture, in his coins, he sees himself as the nadir of iran-zamin ,The reason for using the word Zamin(=earth) is to show the greatness of Iran

[@MehmetKaan239]

@@Pansistani yep afsharid and safavid is persian but this is not change also persians They say Iran for Turkic countries for example aq and qara qoyunlu literally turcoman tribal confederation,other names of eldiguzids is atabegs of azerbaijan (just about azerbaijan)

[@Afshar1]

@@MehmetKaan239 iran bölge adı

[@AP-ig2eq]

bro literally went insane during his end years

[@KTA1sVidsandFacts]

Turks when a historical figure has Turkic blood: 😊 Anatolian Turks when they find out they have Greek, Armenian, Anatolian and Iranian blood: 🤬

[@MehmetKaan239]

You are also have other races bloods this is normal

[@KTA1sVidsandFacts]

@@MehmetKaan239 No, I am 100% Turk I come from the she-wolf mother herself. I suckled at her many teets.

[@KTA1sVidsandFacts]

@@MehmetKaan239 That's the point Sergeant. Blood doesn't make you who you are. It is up to you how you choose to carry yourself.

[@MehmetKaan239]

@@KTA1sVidsandFacts race just mean your apperance and ethnic group mostly just mean use different lengague People want to feel special and important and nationalism may have shaped their personality as a child this is an important reason why we support a team We usually support a team because it is shaped according to our personality and because it is strong In short it is nonsense

[@KoroushRP]

@@KTA1sVidsandFactsnader shah wasnt even torkmen or look torkic. He was most likely of khorrosani extraction

[@robertrussell5856]

3:30 I like how there's just some random Arabs in the middle of Iran, right next to the only people that actually decided to stay loyal to him.

[@colminerojoshuab.8155]

Iran's geography has the most easiest place to declare an empire.

[@Tyrach.]

But apparently that only applies to the Turks who ruled iran 😂

[@ramtin5152]

​@@Tyrach. Iranians educated Turks, you're welcome Plus from Safavids onward is Iranian history

[@FakeAnarchist]

Now these are the figures in world history I'd like to have known more about in school

[@Pansistani]

I hear their voices, they are coming, PAN-TURKS are coming

[@ramtin5152]

Let them bark as much as they want It won't change history Everyone beside Turks know to where and what history does Nader Shah belongs Seen Historymarche battle of Kheybar Pass ? Heard what he's called ? We don't have to prove Turks, who were always educated by Iranians, anything

[@KoroushRP]

@@ramtin5152i disagree. We should counter their propaganda whenever we can

[@KoroushRP]

@@ramtin5152ottomans were also not torkic

[@sirsalamon7665]

Pantards

[@chad7336]

@@KoroushRP bruh this stupidest shit I've ever heard in my life first it's Turkic then they were Turkic ur a silly liar 🤥

[@averageenjoyer8190]

Finally, someone is talking about Nader Shah. I'd say he's better than Napoleon if we're talking just raw ability as a general. Far less proficient in governing, however. Which is probably why he's so much more obscure than Napoleon. Still a great leader, Iran would probably be far weaker today if it weren't for him reversing decades of decline and modernizing the country. I'm sure more people would be able to appreciate his reign if it didn't last only 11 years.

[@carboncc8687]

Nadir shah killed by 8th great grand father in delhi his name was ramlal ,😢😢😢😢

[@HousneLaila]

Sarcasm?

[@user-Rayyan123]

Bruh how old are you?

[@Dxg1412]

Oh probably a Indian nationalist

[@RaiderCubbeli]

In 14th century Timur invaded Iran and destroyed the city completely. Contemporary sources mention 90,000 people having been murdered by Timur. After killing all men in the town, he cut their heads and made 3 pyramids of the heads, in what is now the modern Sarberiz (meaning "Place of heads") square. However, after Isfahan revolted against Timur's taxes by killing the tax collectors and some of Timur's soldiers, he ordered the massacre of the city's citizens; the death toll is reckoned at between 100,000 and 200,000. An eye-witness counted more than 28 towers constructed of about 1,500 heads each. This has been described as a "systematic use of terror against towns...an integral element of Tamerlane's strategic element", which he viewed as preventing bloodshed by discouraging resistance. His massacres were selective and he spared the artistic and educated. This would later influence the next great Turkic conqueror: Nader Shah.

[@Tyrach.]

average Turco-Mongol interaction with dravidian persians and iranians in general be like;

[@ramtin5152]

Nader Shah's Persian poem on his hold coin سکه بر زر کرد نام سلطنت را در جهان نادر ایران زمین خسرو گیتی ستان Minted the name of the monarchy on the gold in the world Nader of Iranzamin, Khosrow the conqueror of the world Ashrafi Naderi coin, Isfahan mint, Type B

[@Mahdi-k4i]

Barbarians with no notable achievement in any field but killing and plundering... Good thing contemporary era doesn't favor nomadic raiders anymore(it does favor terrorists which certain muslim nations provide)...

[@ramtin5152]

@@Tyrach. It's his poem, not my claim And his empire was no small one

[@whats-ur-problem]

​@@Tyrach. In northern india he was defeated by mugual Nader shah right ?

[@JimmyWhisperBackInAction]

Do the Nader Shah of France

[@cenanmehmet]

Nader Shah 🇦🇿

[@Iranshahr0]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@arthurnarse9275]

Ahh poor Former Soviet republic of Baku You gypsies want to steal others history Your country is totally fake, Gaybaijan.

[@ugarit5]

Last great asian conqueror

[@CornelliusCorndogs]

I would appreciate if you could add the Silk armies involvement. According to many historians when his forces fought Sikhs he himself got scared

[@mimorisenpai8540]

Ironic, he actually preceded Napoleon.

[@TurkishDebater]

How surprising, another Turkic ruler who consolidated the region

[@MazyarGheidi]

he was from the turkmen afshraid tribe in the majority persian khorasan region , he showed allegiance to the safavid cause and infact went to war with the ottoman turks and pushed the bukhraian rulers capturing samarkand , he never stated = i m a t u r k , he was not a king but a great general pushed into the throne by the nobility cause there was no one better than him

[@Techtalk2030]

He was Persian hence the title shah. He did not look torkmen either

[@TurkishDebater]

@MazyarGheidi 1. Turks have fought with each other throughout history. Saying he wasn't Turkic because he fought against the Ottomans is like saying the English aren't Germanic because they fought Germany. 2. We already acknowledged that he is from a Turkic tribe so why is it necessary for him to say that he is a Turk? 3. Answer me this, if his nationality wasn't Turkic, then what was it? It couldn't be persian because that is an ethnicity. It couldn't be Iranian because Iran didn't exist before 1935, so what is it? Answer the question by knowing the difference between nationality and ethnicity. Hint: one is based on lineage and the other on paperwork.

[@TurkishDebater]

@Techtalk2030 persian is an ethnicity. He wasn't ethnically persian. And don't confuse phenotype with ethnicity.

[@Techtalk2030]

@@TurkishDebateris turk not an ethnicity? If he doesnt look torkmen does that not indicate his origins are different?

[@michaeldimare3786]

That’s a lot of cannons 😮

[@AnemoiaGuy]

Last time when I was this early the Soviet union still existed😢

[@harithdanial141]

So basically it's Napoleon who should called European nader Shah 😂

[@parsarustami774]

To think Iran went from this to what it is today, makes history cry. and to think how western society depicts iranians/persians...

[@Techtalk2030]

@@parsarustami774 Iran is the 11th biggest economy according to IMF and 14th largest military

[@mohitanand1844]

In a post industrial world , any nation can uplift itself in 30 years if it really wants to. I don't know why people cry about it .

[@Techtalk2030]

@@parsarustami774 Iran would have an economy twice the size of what it has without sanctions

[@parsarustami774]

​@@Techtalk2030 you didn't get the point

[@Alex-tx2em]

It took a Turkic nomad chad to make Persia great.

[@MuhammadMakhdoomUmar]

Brutal King

[@spookyghostwriter3110]

Let us not forget the Sack of Delhi only took about 6 hours to carry out.

[@mohitanand1844]

Mughal Empire was so ded by that point even 6 hours was too long . They were no capable generals and the king was a clown and ministers were dishonourable men of low calibre

[@ballsmasher3000]

@@mohitanand1844 Mughals were very weak but very wealthy at that time tbh

[@mohitanand1844]

​@@ballsmasher3000 all the wealth in the world won't protect you if you have no character .

[@zakialmahin7278]

​@@mohitanand1844and Timur is another monster who invaded our subcontinent. Mughals and the Delhi sultanate Turks had their asses handed to them more often by afgans and Persians.

[@worldwarfan]

@@zakialmahin7278 yeah blud we had caucaus for so long and kicked your ass out of western Iran think again you attacked us when we were weak plus delhi suffered heavy casualties against timurids

[@unusualbug1113]

I wonder what would have happened if Nader Shah and the Marathas under Baji Rao I fought.

[@kaanefeuzumcu3674]

Her zamanki gibi bir Türk daha İranın kıçını kurtardı😂.

[@shapur_II]

As usual another delusional turk claims others history, since he has none

[@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn]

​@@shapur_II Gokturks-Sassanid wars? 5-1 you lose

[@shapur_II]

@@milliOnmilliOnmilliOn LMAOOO what? Three perso turkic wars are written in history and two of them were won by the sassanids Delusional ret@rds😭

[@butterfly8esen]

​@@shapur_IIAfshars were Turks and Nadir Shah was also Turkmen

[@butterfly8esen]

Boşver aga akıllanmaz bunlar :D

[@siluda9255]

Legend of war here and in today challange video we will try to conquer iran artillary only

[@seenbefore2803]

Why is there a Turkic invasion in the comments section

[@Techtalk2030]

Theyre a group who constantly mass spam videos trying to make torks the center of whatever video or historical timeline. Chronically online esek torks

[@ardademirkale9858]

We like this lil' Median :3

[@Smilingbonnie]

​@@ardademirkale9858yeah, you guys are very annoying, lil turk.

[@shadowborn1456]

Typical turks bro what do you expect every body ignore them that's why they come to every iranian video to feel special lol

[@shadowborn1456]

Typical turks bro what do you expect every body ignore them that's why they come to every iranian video to feel special lol

[@tristynbishop6158]

Can you do videos on the Attica Prison riot, Lumbees vs the KKK, Liberian mercenary and war criminal Benjamin "50" Yeaten, Bob Denard and Mike Hoare