The History of the Turkic Languages

Developing some time after 1000 BCE, the theoretical 'Proto-Turkic' language gradually spread throughout much of Central Asia during the first few centuries of the Common Era. It divided and further divided into sub-families, which continued to spread west during the Middle Ages. Today, the descendants of these people can be found as far west as Turkey, and as far east as the fringes of Mongolia.
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[@arghunpride5704]

Great video! Greetings from Kazakhstan to all turkic brothers around the world!

[@kultigin1998]

Sana da selam olsun kardeşim.

[@drswag0076]

your country is a dictatorship, change my mind.

[@kenan8589]

Aleyküm selam kardeşim. 🇹🇷🇰🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇹🇲🇦🇿

[@ada6220]

2:31 Pecheneg Turks went to the Balkans and became Christians. Later, they became mercenaries in the Byzantine army. In the war between the Seljuk Turks and Byzantium in 1071, the Pecheneg Turks switched sides and joined the Seljuks, as we spoke the same language. If there is a Turkish Republic today, we owe it to the Turkish language and Turkish brotherhood Yaşasın dilimiz!

[@thecoomernomad8223]

keep in mind, Turkic mercenaries often waited to see who was winning and then either switched to the side of the winner or simply abandoned the field.

[@user-jh8gz1lo4e]

Only about 1000 mercenaries crossed over to the side of the Turkish army. Seeing this, Roman Diogenes made the other Turkish mercenaries swear on the Bible and still kept them under strict observation at night.

[@braineurons]

Thanks for such great video. Bardık türk elderine salam 🇰🇬🇹🇷🇦🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿

[@sdonasd327]

From Turkey. İ understand Azerbaijan language %98 , Turkmen language %70 , Uzbek language %50

[@mediterraneanmapping9657]

What about Siberians

[@khansarts4298]

@@mediterraneanmapping9657 %30

[@farizkeren5730]

Or Chuvash

[@uzpower]

That’s good you learn Turkish my friend. We brought a good language to the Greek lands

[@babekasadli]

From Azerbaijan I understand 100%Turkish, 90%Uzbek, 60%Turkmen, 50%Kyrgyz and Kazakh

[@user-bx7gd8uf8m]

Love all my Turks family. Salam Aleykum from 🇰🇬🇰🇬🇰🇬

[@altaiturk3817]

Män Kyrgzstanı köp seviräm Alga Kyrghz Turklär(I love Kyrgz Turks) Sanga dediklarımın neçäsını anladın? (% kach?)

[@user-bx7gd8uf8m]

@@altaiturk3817 100% tuşundum, anladim.

[@altaiturk3817]

@@user-bx7gd8uf8m sän choq jashayasyn mänım Kyrgz Türik qardosym Altai Turikdarından sangä choq sälem!

[@altaiturk3817]

@@user-bx7gd8uf8m säni tanımağımä mämnun oldum Alga Kyrgzshstän! 🇰🇬

[@user-bx7gd8uf8m]

@@altaiturk3817 men da Altai turk birtuganym

[@Cosmicmonkeyman]

A group of languages that traveled so far yet retain high mutual intelligibility between each other. From Siberia to Thrace of Europe the Turks have left a forever lasting linguistic legacy.

[@-SUM1-]

It's not distance that determines mutual intelligibility - it's time.

[@alsamiyasfh4416]

Cosmicmonkeyman no they invaded Thrace, Thrace was Greek until 1453!

[@ekn_38]

The Wise Crusader Now it's turkish...Deal with it,the only way making Thrace and Anatolia Indo-european again is through genocide...

[@djprojectus]

Emirkaan Baş Well,its not like turks do not deserve a little genocide themselves.

[@ishakyldz5519]

Wow, you really don't know history do you?

[@rizaasghari5567]

Where is Turkic Regions of Iran? South Azerbaijan, Qashqai yurt, khurasan, Iraq and Suriya Turkman lands?!

[@e7384tttt]

Aynen gardaş. Ama onları saymamış bağımsız değil diye

[@leovinci5335]

@@RokoKaran lmfaooo 😂😂😂

[@Sahin4604]

Sout Azerbaijan in my heart, Sizi Sevirem❤🇦🇿

[@yurdagulkaya4085]

Hangi birini saysın, heryerdeyiz 😄

[@Burak-gr4ee]

@@e7384tttt Çuvaş, tatar, Altay, Uygur da bağımsız değil

[@OllieBye]

As some of you may be able to tell, I haven't included all Turkic languages - information on some minor ones was scarce. If you have any information that would make this video more detailed, please make me aware.

[@ceplio]

first to reply

[@BrySchec]

Well Tajik-speakers have their own country

[@legeekduvendredi]

Tajik isn't turkic, it's a persian dialect.

[@politruk5712]

you forgot Idil Tatar (Kazan,Volga) and u can be specialize Altaic langs like Tuva Khakas .. And you could show Sakha Yakut dialect

[@adidoki]

you forgot to include the turkic people far east in siberia called the yakuts I think it was

[@duduchannel6729]

Let's prepare for the Greco-Turkish war in the comments

[@riotergr1]

I don't see any reason for that...

[@Ozigs52]

Dudu Channel reserving...

[@ShaizeOn1]

Hell no! I love Greek culture and not gonna comment anything offensive as long as i saw any Greek person insulting and if i see one i'm gonna go and eat some snack, thinking why they did that...

[@dianathescornofthemoon7762]

//res

[@headlander7119]

Alternatehistorymapper 420 no it isnt you idiot

[@aybala4127]

Freedom for Uyghur Turks of East Turkestan and Tibet from chinese fachism and racism

[@MagnusVenter369]

Freedom for Kurdistan and all nation under turkish occupation in Anatolia land

[@ugurbasar5180]

@@MagnusVenter369 I would say freedome for kurdistan too, if the Turks would suppress the Kurds, but they do not!!

[@MagnusVenter369]

@@ugurbasar5180 Somewhere they suppress them, somewhere not. Let's look back at history

[@ugurbasar5180]

@@MagnusVenter369 In the past the turks suppressed the Kurds (as a turk, i cant understand why!), but fortunately not today.

[@MagnusVenter369]

@@ugurbasar5180 Maybe

[@dianacampbell6336]

I am Kazakh and I am proud to be Turkic.

[@user-xg9yg8kg7i]

I like turkic languages, but they all sounds same, like: dırlır ız kır bitrınfırdır.

[@amjan]

@@user-xg9yg8kg7i That's why they are a family.

[@amjan]

I wish more Kazakh actually spoke their beautiful langauge, and not Russian.

[@user-xg9yg8kg7i]

@@amjan And another thing I like in turks, that despite historical conflicts and different politics they all love each other. As russian, I hope that one day slavs will forget about their conflicts and just live together in peace.

[@cola_stealer5719]

i am turk and i am also proud to be turkic

[@khodearad4288]

We are 30 million Turk in Iran

[@Rogerrramjet1]

Iranians think Azarbeyjanis are Aryan,,,,lol

[@birvatandas2559]

@Amethyst boşver aga uğraşmaya değmez cahil çomar hepsi

[@birvatandas2559]

@Amethyst ya harbi hiçbi şey bilmeden konuşuyolar sürekli az önce de şeyciler gördüm güya biz kürtleri eziyomuşuz falan. Yanlız kürtler türkiyede türklerle aynı hakka sahip ve ben kürdüm diyen insanı kimse de dışlamaz gayet normal bişey kürt olmak. Kürdistan kurmaya çalışan teröristleri öldürüyoruz zaten kürtlerin neredeyse çoğu da sevmiyo onları (türk kürt kardeşliğini bozmaya çalışan pkk yanlıları hariç) diyorum. Sanki bunlar yaşıyo odda batı medyası ne yalan haber verse inanırlar zaten gel bi türkiyede yaşa öyle konuş.

[@MrRamazanLale2]

@ᠮᠥᠩᠬᠡᠪᠠᠲᠤ ᠪᠠᠭᠠᠲᠤᠷ Azeris are turkic you fucking moron

[@emrebayram1778]

@ᠮᠥᠩᠬᠡᠪᠠᠲᠤ ᠪᠠᠭᠠᠲᠤᠷ cry you ignorant moron. Are u Kurdish? Or Greek?

[@qwertylello]

2:28: It's a bird, it's a plane...

[@luissuarez5153]

It's the Otoman Empire entering to the game

[@boraatilla]

Ah!

[@iamgeesegoose1783]

It’s the Seljuk Turks~🎶

[@mergenhudayberenov7562]

Türkmenistan'dan Salamlar tüm kardeş Türkülere

[@YamamuraMaria0]

Kıbrıstan Selamlar

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

aleyküm selam kardeşim.

[@jangelbrich7056]

What a simple and great way to display the spread of languages!

[@NeroPiroman]

What about yakut?

[@wandererj4437]

Chinese looking russian

[@muhammetocak5042]

Nero Piroman but they are literally turkish

[@-SUM1-]

Muhammet OCAK *Turkic

[@kaanataonder806]

lap ja Actually, old Turkic looking people who migrated to the Siberia and speaking Turkic with heavy Russian influences. Also they are Christians.

[@batrider322]

Kaan Ata Önder and with heavy old mongolian influence. But majority are shamanists mixed with orthodox christianity.

[@turkishpatriot9318]

Sakha is siberian Turks

[@emrebayram1778]

@Accelerated cry you ignorant

[@TeymurKhan571]

Real history is unpleasant! Damn saka=/=sakha aminoapps.com/p/1udhdk just read it before giving some random stupid source read the blog I made

[@YummYakitori]

@Kirman Selçuklularının Haritasını Arayan Dost Sakha/Yakuts are the most purebred Turkic people. They are descended from the Kurykan Tiele tribe of the Xiongnu confederacy in northern Mongolia / southern Siberia near the Turkic homeland. They migrated north along the Lena River from Lake Baikal to modern day Yakutia. They have 90-95% Y-DNA Haplogroup N

[@ShamanOGHUZ3]

and Tuvan Turks of Altai ; -)

[@ps-zp6mr]

@@YummYakitori saka were Iranic It was Yuezhi who were Turkic

[@momino9024]

You forgot tatars in Tatatrstan. While in Crimea the are minority, in the Tatatrstan the are majority, so it would be more correct to put them here on the map of 2017.

[@user-py5gc5dn7t]

Western Anime Guys In Tatarstan there are only Volga bulgarians which were renamed tatars by Stalin

[@ebuuuu2833]

But you are talking Kıpchak language Like Tatars.. Just chuvash peoples speaking bulgar language.

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

Tatars are not turkic, they are mongolic.

[@gorurtartar7947]

Боян Михов Volga Bulgars are Chuvashes!!! "Чуваши потомки волжских булгар.Чуваши на Средней Волги жили задолго до нападения татар.Дунайские хаган-болгары и Кубанские чёрные болгары связаны с ними". А.А.Куник. "Чувашский язык, который так сильно отличается от остальных тюрко-татарских языков, пренадлежит народу, который со всей уверенностью следует рассматривать в качестве наследников волжских булгар".М.Рясянен. "Чуваши, пережив сложные этнокультурные метаморфозы, сохранили в основе волжско-булгарский язык".Р.Г.Кузеев. "Чуваши- племена волжских булгар".П.И Шафарик. "Чувашский язык- единственный остаток языка древних гуннов, то есть группы гуннов, которая называла себя булгарами". Г.Рамстедт. "Чуваши по языковому признаку- суть потомки волжских болгар". А.Кондратов. "Чувашский язык- единственный сохранившийся язык булгарской ветви". М.И.Скворцов. "Промежуточным народом между древними гуннами и сегодняшними чувашами являются булгары". Н.И.Ашмарин. Kazan Tatars are real Tatars!!! МАТВЕЙ МЕХОВСКИЙ ТРАКТАТ О ДВУХ САРМАТИЯХ DE DUABUS SARMATIIS Глава третья. О татарах козанских и татарах ногайских. Третья орда - козанских татар - названа так по замку Козан, стоящему над рекой Волгой у границ Московии, где они живут. Они произошли от главной татарской орды, а именно от чагадайских или заволжских татар, как и все другие татары. Эта Козанская орда имеет около 12 тысяч бойцов, а при необходимости, когда они созывают и других татар, они могут выставить до 30 тысяч воинов.

[@mihailnikoloff2554]

I agree. The Chuvash people are the true descendants of the Volga Bulgars. W While the Tatars are descendants of the Mongols who came during Chingiz Khan and conquered the Volga Bulgars.

[@mertomerbozlak6220]

you should add Turkic music in to your Turkic history videos . 😐

[@MrPatlijohn]

Mert Ömer Bozlak 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🇹🇷

[@gokturkkaganlgturk459]

nasılsın kanka

[@e7384tttt]

Yes 👏👏👍

[@zengii1198]

Türkiye Oğuzlarından Tüm Türklere selam ola

[@e7384tttt]

Sndns bir tek Türkiye Türkü selam veriyor gardaş sana da selam sivastan snsn

[@mergenhudayberenov7562]

Aleýkum Salam

[@Locutus34]

Aleyküme selam

[@Sahin4604]

aleykum selam 🇹🇷❤🇦🇿

[@maulanakarman8955]

Türkü Seviyorum

[@hanliu6043]

WHERE IS QASHGAI

[@kamranhuseynov3424]

Eko Kıranyan Lan aptal mısın? >_< Kaşkaylar bir Türk toplumudur, günümüz İran'ın güney kısmında, Şiraz civarlarında yaşayan göçebe tayfalardır. "Nissan Qashgai" modelinin adı da Kaşkaylar'dan geliyor zaten, kendin İnternet'te baka bilirsin.

[@zombifilmleriturkcedublaji8815]

Qaşqaylar oğuzdur

[@danim5881]

Qashqai are a group of Oghuz Turkic speaking people that live in Iran. They’re part of the oghuz family, not separate.

[@love_x_love6619]

@@danim5881 Yes, that's true. Greetings from Peru, South America.

[@YamamuraMaria0]

@@zombifilmleriturkcedublaji8815 türkiye kuzey kıbrıs türkmenistan azerbaycan da oğuz boyu

[@lilsultan9206]

Beautiful Video 👌👍 Thank you and greetings from 🇹🇷❤️

[@offlinegamefan4555]

Fuck ardoghan

[@YamamuraMaria0]

From North Cyprus Kıbrıstan selamlar idifidifi

[@watirMapping]

You really need to make more of these types of videos, this was awesome!

[@user-jm4qh4jc3i]

Old Turkic was alliance with Korea ancient country Goguryeo

[@cihanturan7398]

Yes. Gokturk khanate

[@cihanturan7398]

I am proud to be a part of the Turkic family. (From Turkey)

[@MyRocktail]

Free east Turkestan！On July 5, 2009 Chinese force killed thousands of peaceful Uyghur protestors in Urumqi, the Capital of East Turkestan

[@maskelihrsz7063]

Salam kandaşım

[@rusplia1088]

装你妈外国人弱智东西

[@user-tw7kq5ti8y]

Çamaşır Suyu Bro u trippin 😂.

[@MrPatlijohn]

麤鬻彠爨軉灪 not funny tho

[@goodnesswins4906]

İ wanna save you but i am alone wolf .a lot of humans are selfish.i will save you brother/sister be patient.Allah bis menen

[@xy4057]

objective and informative, thanks for the summary of a big story

[@ShamanOGHUZ3]

Thanks for your efforts sir, you have done a pretty good job there.

[@Tonnidas]

Thanks for the video! It really gave me a picture of how these languages evolved because I had no idea before.

[@danastyla9937]

TÜRK OLANLAR +1

[@barscansert9501]

dana styla +1

[@mehmetsafaata8306]

sa

[@danastyla9937]

AS

[@adidoki]

Snapeshot remove Künefe

[@danastyla9937]

REMOVE ANAN

[@altaiaila7098]

It could be narrated so clear in such a short time , congratulations

[@franco2359]

Nice vídeo, make more videos like this too please, it is very interesting to see the spread of groups of languages, do on the Italic languages too, and the Japonic languages.

[@Kiiii642]

Рахмет! Керемет видео!

[@uxaines8910]

Proud to be Kyrgyz, we are ancient nation. Thanks our ancestors, unknown warriors, who gave their lives for our nation. Tengri bless them.

[@xanshen9011]

Over 2,200 years of history! Where are the huns? Where are the bulgars? Gone. Extinct. Meanwhile we Kyrgyz are a resilient people that are a continuation, *NOT* descendent. Even though our country has a corrupt government im still proud to call myself a Kyrgyz 🇰🇬💪

[@uxaines8910]

@@xanshen9011 agree bro

[@xanshen9011]

@Sir Ergin Ataman Sen tsıgansıŋ.

[@RestlessWandererOriginal]

You are mongolic, not turkic

[@uxaines8910]

@@RestlessWandererOriginal ancient turks looked east asian. And even then there was no thing like mongolian, Indo-European, everybody mixed on the Great steppe, turks and mongolians mixed during Huns, Gokturks. And even some mongolian have more european appearance. You are just a dumb ass, who keeps believing in stupid stereotypes. And by the way, Kyrgyz are ancient turkic nation according to Qima Qian, in his work Records of Grand Historian, Kyrgyz exited during Huns. Now kyrgyz in Kyrgyz Republic are united tribes from different nations, like kyrgyz, naiman, kiphaks, mongols, khitans etc. And Kyrgyz people are in Manchuria, Siberia, Crimea, Central Asia. Bashkorts, Altais, Hakas, Tuvans, Sakhas,Mongols, Kazakhs have tribes named Kyrgyz.

[@Rogerrramjet1]

Thank you Ollie Bye, For making a video about Turks, thumbs up and subbed.

[@lovepeace3069]

great video ... thanks

[@OliveOilFan]

Turkish and Kazakh here And also I'm waiting to read these comments

[@beknurerzhanov1175]

Sexy Tomato oghuz is old karahanid usuns?

[@ShamanOGHUZ3]

there is no war, they are mainly Kipchak, and Krygyz, Nogai. Turkish are Oghuz Turks and directly related with Kazakh Turks, we are all Turks. Not sure what you were waiting for ? : )

[@hexkobold9814]

Uzbek and Uyghur didn't really split until the 19th Century. Also, you missed Sakha, Tuva, and smaller languages like Salar, Yugur, and Fuyu Kyrgyz. Salar is an Oghuz language spoken in Gansu, China. Yugur is a language spoken in Gansu split off from "Old Uyghur" which isn't shown here, and Fuyu Kyrgyz split off from Yenesei Kyrgyz / Khakas in Heilongjiang, China.

[@xbox_cheeto5338]

this was really great, even if only text. you should make some on other language groups after your done with your history of the world project.

[@dariomoreno9267]

Great video 👍

[@0reozsgaming995]

I think it is safe to now regard Germany as the western extent of this family of languages. One in six Berliners speaks Turkish. Oh, and by the by Ollie Bye, your work and dedication has given us such fantastic videos. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you very much.

[@kila200]

LOL

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Where is the Tuoba Turkic?

[@YrossGaming]

Nice video as allways ^^ Could you make a video about spread of religions in the world ? Would be nice ^^

[@bsinita_wokeone]

excellent production and beautiful❤💙 music🎶🎼 Ollie😁 keep up the good work✌👍.

[@hydrocarbonartichoke]

where is the anti-turkish sentiment in the comments?

[@ardaylmaz1899]

Revolutionary Nations Maybe "Turks have no language" comments?

[@tulparkultigintengrikut8440]

All over the comments

[@Neu-Arnshalde.Psycho]

here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWnIm2x-aLV4fpo

[@user-vn7mg3pd8o]

what about full history of the turks

[@zedernaga9174]

there is already a video on that, not from ollie bye but still really well done.

[@hasanceylan1889]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXzQl5uLh9d0q7s

[@alexankhazarjian5299]

Bood and crimes worse than the Nazis!!!

[@boraatilla]

@@alexankhazarjian5299 have you ever read Rome tyrants on poor people oh I know your answer they are ancestor of modern italy and italy in europe so they are generally Christian

[@Richard_is_cool]

Fell asleep during intro. Good job mate.

[@OllieBye]

I'll make a shorter one when I have time, just wait.

[@trexyit6655]

Great vid

[@abloodorange5233]

That was extremely interesting. I was watching how the kazachs, Uzbeks and Turkmen all shuffled around in the central Asian region, displacing each other from different areas

[@skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306]

They didnt displace each other. They just spread and languages evolved differently. That is how linguistic evolution works. The "displaced" ones tended to go to europe.

[@ramsaysnow6819]

One tear for our Hunnic and Avar brothers who perished. Whatever their language may have been, they were true warriors of the steppes and probably had Turkic blood in their veins.

[@MultiSciGeek]

Great video. I am so happy this channel isn't as biased as most channels like this are, full of pseduohistory.

[@ar910]

Nice bro !

[@patrickmc3827]

If you're now doing videos on spread of languages, please do the spread of German languages from the Teutonic Knights to 1945 because the German language once stretched from Alsace to the Volga River in Russia.

[@jwkerr007]

Do you have a source for that. I'm interested in reading about it.

[@patrickmc3827]

This source right here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostsiedlung

[@jwkerr007]

Thanks.

[@adidoki]

Patrick Cunningham Are you dumb no Russian,Czech,Slovak,Greek,Swede,Polish,Belgian speaks german and is thus not considered the spread of a language but the stretch of it's short lived influence and if ollie bye included the places the turkic people had conquered it would be much bigger

[@patrickmc3827]

Of course German never made up a majority in those countries, but after the Baltic crusades, there were mass settlements of noble families descended from the Teutonic Knights that made up no more than 5-10% of the population, but still held disproportionate political power and influence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_Germans en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danube_Swabians en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transylvanian_Saxons en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volga_Germans

[@TheDragonHistorian]

inb4 the "go back to Mongolia" comments

[@EgemenSahin]

A flock of disrespectful people. Then leave Canada, America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa .

[@anltoranoglu346]

Where have I heard before it ?

[@kenu665]

Make them? The difference is that they have the power to send you back if they wanted to (and kill you if you resisted) - you don't! If it ever comes to that, do you think it's a fucking game where they care about stupid responses like "you should leave too"? Who is gonna make them if they make you go back? You would be wiped out for such ideas in the past. That is, before the Europeans/white people castrated themselves, that's how they acted, and you submitted yourself to their power. A fact! Europeans can annul all these concepts if they are left with chaos and in the midst of that chaos a radical leader emerges and says "hey, what about those Turks that sent a lot of people we didn't want and have been a nuisance to Europe for centuries"? Don't forget, these concepts of universal human rights and social justice is modern western inventions. Even the idea of occupation is a western concept. In the past, everyone just called it "yours"; meaning that what you could conquer was yours (it amuses me to hear from anti-western IS, Al-Qaida and such that USA must leave "occupied lands"). Back then, the one with the most power was supreme. Reverting to that mode is still a possibility for the so called civilized world. If the only thing you got in response to that is a western borrowed ignorant idea of equal outcomes then you're doomed.

[@Ulix100]

The Dragon Historian 😂

[@user-zr9ui7ot9t]

go back to Mongolia

[@mihribangencturk8141]

Nice video

[@emreardic1670]

That video obtains some good information but you could have expressed these info better if there would be some classifications between these dialects. For instance, you could do it with different colours.

[@empirehistory4055]

‘’The History’’ was written by the Largest Empires such as British, Mongol, Great Selcuq, Ottoman, Russia, Spanish, Ummayad, GokTurk Khaganate, Khazar Khaganate, Roman, Timurid etc. They had built the world map, while others were living under their rules. Possible ways of measuring their size include area, population, economy, and power. They had consistent power and strategy to spread across the Continents and huge areas and build a system to manage countries and its people. There are many nationalities, unfortunately, who had been disappeared as a result of the war. They are those, who resisted without having compatible capability and resources. BCE (Before the Common Era) etc that people share today, are Purely Myth and subjective views of some individuals. Last 1000 years still may have more relevant and accurate information, which still being interpreted by people. However, sounds like only Turkish Empires/ Dynasty has left huge Turkish countries who is in current world map. They are Turkey, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan

[@uzpower]

Uzbeks kind of Turks Amir Timur Bow down to Babur

[@ShamanOGHUZ3]

They are Turks bro.. peace.

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

Emir Timur the Turk Kagan :)))

[@alejndraalmirowitsch4897]

i want this texture on the next history of the world

[@drfmkaya]

Though there are minor mistakes, the video is mostly accurate. Thanks.

[@123TeeMee]

10/10 would divide into oghur and orkhon again

[@muhammetocak5042]

123TeeMee lel why?

[@jattfitness3136]

why????

[@endlessesperanza8172]

Oghur=Oghuz..

[@BOOGGaming27]

@Nadir Kuleli R type language? What is this?

[@llythes]

@@endlessesperanza8172 nah

[@muhtesemsiyanur]

1:17 *_gotta go fast_*

[@TheHistoricalScenarios]

Thanks Man ! I'm Turk and I'm glad to see that :)

[@boryanlazarov1475]

Hey, Ollie Bye, it looks very confused from Bulgarian point of view. First, it's strange the way Bulgar and Khazar appear from Onogur at the same as though they lived together in so far. We were much earlier there together with the Huns and Avars!!! Then Khazars came and probably their language mixed to be found similar some time later on. Second, we moved to the Balkans in the 5th, 6th century, where is that? Then there is a wrong representation of the Bulgarians moving very early to Volga, at the time we were still near the Caspian and the Azov. After that at least three different branches are missing, two in Balkans, one in Panonia etc. It's really weird to show us in the far north in the mid 7th century when our capital was on the Azov sea!? Balkan Cumans totally missing!? : ): ) Please correct that if possible. I personally like the way you added the Chuvashian, but it may be just a guess : )

[@Anskurshaikh]

Please Do History of Indian languages as well. Theres so many languages!

[@mongolchiuud8931]

Abu Dabegave varaseed daradata garajuki dookie nam poon poon curry spoon Punjabi crabbe Patty!

[@suleimanthemagnificent1494]

The predecessors of Huihe were Xiongnu. Because, customarily, they ride high-wheeled carts. They were also called Gaoche during the Yuan Wei times, or also called Chile, mistakenly rendered as Tiele. - Xin Tangshu, 232 Weishu, vol. 103 txt: "高車，[...] 其語略與匈奴同而時有小異，或云其先匈奴之甥也", tr: "The Gaoju, [...] their language and the Xiongnu's are similar though differ a little; or to say it differently, they are the sororal nephews/sons-in-laws of the Xiongnu” According to the Book of Wei, the Yuebans' language and customs were the same as the Gaoche, who were Turkic speakers. Yuebans(Weak Xiongnu) cut their hair and trimmed their ghee-smeared, sun-dried, glossy eyebrows evenly, and washed before meals three times everyday. Weishu, Vol. 102 "其風俗言語與高車同，而其人清潔於胡。俗剪髮齊眉，以醍醐塗之，昱昱然光澤，日三澡漱，然後飲食。" Chinese sources link the Tiele people and Ashina to the Xiongnu, According to the Book of Zhou and the History of the Northern Dynasties, the Ashina clan was a component of the Xiongnu confederation. Linghu Defen et al., Book of Zhou, Vol. 50. (in Chinese) Li Yanshou (李延寿), History of the Northern Dynasties, Vol. 99. (in Chinese) Uyghur Khagans claimed descent from the Xiongnu (according to Chinese history Weishu, the founder of the Uyghur Khaganate was descended from a Xiongnu ruler). The Gaoche are probably remnants of the ancient Red Di. Initially they had been called Dili. Northerners take them as Chile. Chinese take them as Gaoche Dingling. Their language, in brief, and Xiongnu [language] are the same yet occasionally there are small differences. Or one may say that they [Gaoche] are the junior relatives[18] of the Xiongnu in former times. The Gaoche migrate in search of grass and water. They dress in skins and eat meat. Their cattle and sheep are just like those of the Rouran, but the wheel of their carts are high and have very many spokes. - Weishu, 103 The forebears of the Tiele belonged to those Xiongnu descendants, having the largest divisions of tribes. They occupied the valleys, and were scattered across the vast region west of the Western Sea [Black Sea] At the area north of the Duluo River, are the Bugu (僕骨), Tongluo (同羅), Weihe (韋紇),[17] Bayegu (拔也古), Fuluo (覆羅), which were all called Sijin (Irkin). Other tribes such as Mengchen (蒙陳), Turuhe (吐如紇), Sijie (斯結),[a] Hun (渾), Hu (斛), Xue (薛) (or Huxue) and so forth, also dwelled in this area. They had a 20,000 strong invincible army. [...] The names of these tribes differ, but all of them can be classified as Tiele. The Tiele do not have a master, but are subjected to the both Eastern and Western Tujue (Göktürks) respectively. They don't have a permanent residence, and move with the changes of grass and water. - Suishu, 84

[@AtillaTheGreat]

I love your work! 😄

[@enginylmaz3068]

Thanks Ollie Bye

[@asimansaidzadeh6012]

Besides about 10 mln native speakers in Azerbaijan, Azerbaijani is spoken by around 20-30 mln people in the north of Iran. These people are also Azerbaijani Turks.

[@turkoglu1122]

Benim Türk dillerini anlamamaq faizim şu Azerbaycanca 0% ( Ana dilim ) Gagauzca 3% Gaşgayça 1% Türkçe 2% Türkmence 4% Özbekçe 6% Uyğurca 9% Kazakça 10% Kırgızca 11% Tatar , Başqır 9% Kumuk , Nogay , Balkar 10% Altayca 25% Tıvaca 35% Şor , Xakas 30% Saxa , Dolgan 55 % Çuvaş 50%

[@naturalselector8938]

@joseph eagle Actually Uighur is one of the closest to Turkish.

[@lorejderi9388]

@@kultigin1998 kardeşim bu konuştuğu şekil azerice senin beynin türkçeyi sadece bu şekilde (türkiye türkcesi ile) gördüğünden komik buluyorsun

[@kultigin1998]

@@lorejderi9388 Komik demeyelim yanlış anlaşılabilir. Sempatik buldum yalnızca.

[@kultigin1998]

@@lorejderi9388 Bu arada Azerice değil hocam Azerbaycan Türkçesi.

[@lorejderi9388]

@@kultigin1998 aslında daha doğru olarak "Azerce"

[@orkunyucel3095]

Great video. But I dont understand what is the Khaka?? Did you mean Sakha(Yakut) Language or Khakas(not plural) Language. İf you purposed to say Khakas, you didn't mention about Sakha(Yakut) Language that is one of the oldest Turkic Languages. Sakhas(Yakuts) who live in northeast of Siberia are the most northeast part of Turkic Languages. Thanks for this video, I love it.

[@joshfish2]

To think, they went even further historically, in terms of conquest and expansion! Central and Eastern Europe, to North Africa, parts of East Africa, India, parts of China...

[@thoirdhomhfiosrachadh]

No Thats were the indoeuropeans Dont turn historie

[@danieljones9463]

Thank you for this beautiful presentation, Ollie Bye. The map is beautiful and the movements upon it well illustrate the Evolution of languages...in this case the Turkic languages and dialects. Could you build a presentation like this that illustrates the Evolution of the Persian languages? I ask because of the controversy that is ongoing about these two language systems. I believe they both have common roots, way back in time, in the Altai Region...and before that in the Mesopotamia of the Nodites (referred to in the "Urantia Book") the Gardens Of Eden and the Origin Homelands of all Humanity near India. I understand that the further back you go in tracking these languages, the harder it is to be accurate about them. But it might be at least entertaining, to build one of your composite masterpieces incorporating the "Big Picture" that goes back, say, sixty thousand years? Of course, you would have to include the Neanderthal (Andonite) tongues too. This might be a fun project for you.

[@user-tx1uk6qc3o]

You got it wrong at the Ta(r)tars. Tatar- tribe you were looking for Tartar- name for all mongol tribes used in west Europe

[@blooome_]

Do a history of Colorado. Include the native tribes, countries and present day.

[@orbbirb]

Love all! From Azerbaijan/Turkey/Iran!🇦🇿🇹🇷🇮🇷!

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

The predecessors of Huihe were Xiongnu. Because, customarily, they ride high-wheeled carts. They were also called Gaoche during the Yuan Wei times, or also called Chile, mistakenly rendered as Tiele. - Xin Tangshu, 232 only the Turkic Gaoju origin of the Hephthalites should be retained as indicative of their primary ethnicity.[82] Weishu, vol. 103 txt: "高車，[...] 其語略與匈奴同而時有小異，或云其先匈奴之甥也", tr: "The Gaoju, [...] their language and the Xiongnu's are similar though differ a little; or to say it differently, they are the sororal nephews/sons-in-laws of the Xiongnu " According to the Book of Wei, the Yuebans' language and customs were the same as the Gaoche, who were Turkic speakers. Yuebans(Weak Xiongnu) cut their hair and trimmed their ghee-smeared, sun-dried, glossy eyebrows evenly, and washed before meals three times everyday.[18][19] Chinese sources link the Tiele people and Ashina to the Xiongnu, According to the Book of Zhou and the History of the Northern Dynasties, the Ashina clan was a component of the Xiongnu confederation.[84][85] Uyghur Khagans claimed descent from the Xiongnu (according to Chinese history Weishu, the founder of the Uyghur Khaganate was descended from a Xiongnu ruler).[86] Both the 7th-century Chinese History of the Northern Dynasties[87] and the Book of Zhou,[88] an inscription in the Sogdian language, report the Göktürks to be a subgroup of the Xiongnu.[89][90] Tiele are originally Xiongnu's splinter stocks. As Tujue are strong and prosperous, all Tiele districts (郡) are divided and scattered, the masses gradually dwindled and weakened. Until the beginning of Wude [era], there have been Xueyantuo, Qibi, Huihe, Dubo, Guligan, Duolange, Pugu, Bayegu, Tongluo, Hun, Sijie, Huxue, Xijie, Adie, Baixi, etc. scattered in the northern wastelands. - Jiu Tangshu, 199, lower

[@editlys]

Be mübarek 4 ayrı videoda srni görüyorum.

[@SaydamNomad]

The idea is good, but the execution leaves much to be desired. Starting with the description in the beginning: "as far east as the fringers of Mongolia" - you meant Eastern Siberia, right? Mongolia is not a Turkic region. Lots of languages are omitted. By 2019 it should have been presented also by Tatars and Chuvash (almost right next to Chuvash), Azerbaijans, Kymyks, Karachays, Balkars in the Caucasus, you've also forgotten to put Tuvans near Altay. And Khaka should have been evolved into Sakha.

[@lucioagelvis2134]

In the Seljuk period plates persons depicted though probably mixed, look predominantly Mongoloid (east Asian)

[@Roel93]

I wish you had done it with usual colors even if they wouldn't be accurate.

[@alishakury7321]

you forgot to even mention Turks of iran. specially northwest- South Azerbaycan/central iran and south-west ( Kayı(Qashqayi/KashKayı) , Nefers , Biçaqçı ) and northeast-Khurasan. their population overall constitutes 40% of all irans population. please make a video including Turks of iran

[@maryb6074]

There is no Turk in Iran. Some can speak the language as myself but don't consider ourselves as Turk. We are Iranian.

[@kuykasamjoktar6191]

Mary B You are a turkish citizen of Iran. There are afghans,kurds,leks, tats,talyshs and other nations in Iran , they are proud of their ancestors. Everyone can live here and be iranian citizen.Don't deny your roots or ethnicity, dude.

[@tahak.9275]

@@maryb6074 Iranian is nationality not ethnicity. You fucking idiot. More than %24 of iranians are Turks

[@youtubeisabitch5758]

Only 16% are turks in iran

[@Hrolfgard]

I spent the first full minute of this video wondering where Lake Baikal was

[@ArktourosUltorMaximus7600]

0:51 Yes I agree that the Huns were Turkic peoples, however it is not known whether they were Oghur Turks.

[@turkiyeyoruk9284]

Proud to be an Oghuz Nomad Turkmen !

[@ugurtekeoglu6007]

Türkmenistan göcmeni Me to ;)

[@alexankhazarjian5299]

A homeless bloodthirsty psychopathic beast !

[@boraatilla]

@@alexankhazarjian5299 scared right?

[@naberkanka2489]

@@alexankhazarjian5299 Homelesses are armenoids after 1915

[@tasbykekerey1203]

1. Cuman = Kipchak. 2. Yenesei Kyrgyz location was wrong. 3. Where are the Naiman, Khereit, Merkit, Hongirat, Wuakh, Zhalair?

[@user-nq6mh4jc4w]

3. all listed then were Mongol tribe

[@WooBackBaby]

@@user-nq6mh4jc4w Not Mongol Tribe İt İs Tatar Turkish Tribe

[@user-tl4zn3wr5h]

2 . Yenesei Kyrgyz isn't wrong!

[@iKrivetko]

Some important ones are missing. Tatar has well over 5 million speakers, for example.

[@CrapeCraft]

I think for some reason it's called Tartar and it is included in Russia/Ukraine.

[@iKrivetko]

The language spoken in Crimea (that's what the "Tartar" in the video probably refers to) is called Crimean Tatar and it's very different from Tatar spoken in Tatarstan. I'm pretty sure they aren't even mutually intelligible.

[@radicalturkiye-anatolia1532]

good video Ollie thanks

[@sade_monqol]

türkiyə və türkiyə bayrağı zibildir

[@alihandemir2872]

GREAT NATİON ! 🏹🏇🏻🏹🏇🏻

[@_berat.ugur_3089]

%100

[@Rogerrramjet1]

From a broad historical perspective, the History of Central Eurasia has been described as the " conflict between steppe and sown " referring to the tensions between the nomads of the steppe and the agriculturalist living on the land sown with seeds. When the sedentary kingdoms were powerful, and trade was profitable, the nomads would frequently become willing trading partners. On the other hand, if the sedentary states(Indo Europeans) were weak, a charismatic khaghan arose in the steppes, or natural or political disasters forced the nomads to the verge of starvation, the nomads would often attack, and occasionally overwhelm sedentary civilizations. The history of Central Eurasia is in part the story of repeated waves of nomads attacking- with varying degrees of success, the sedentary states of China, India, the Near East, and Europe.

[@aliakbaryahya583]

Great video. Short and precise. I goes to show there is no Turkish nation as a single unit. But many distinct nations speak different Interesting

[@Geeuu]

Perfect

[@dakilla228]

Where tatar and bashkor languages

[@Kreazive]

kipchak

[@gustavoslavic6859]

Can you do something about the slavs? Trust me the comment section will explode 😂

[@eyuin5716]

He kind of did with the indo European video

[@dovemenpluscare4974]

Third Balkan War!!!!

[@-SUM1-]

Great video. I still think your new intro should be shorter though.

[@-SUM1-]

Now that I see the end, it's not that great this time unfortunately. You missed several major Turkic languages spoken by hundreds of thousands (Yakut) or even millions (Tatar, Bashkir) of people. These are not minor languages. A minor language is such an example as Tofa (40-93 speakers). You also misspelt Khakas as "Khaka".

[@OllieBye]

Did you see my comment at the top? Basically, this video isn't a final version. I will be making a video about the history of language in general later this year, but I don't have enough info yet. What this video really is, is a representation of my current understanding. I'll take into account what people say in the comments for the final version.

[@ifyouwereborn]

Such wrong information. Azerbaijani isn't only spoken in the area of the Republic of Azerbaijan, there's also South Azerbaijan under control of Iran where 30 million people speak this language. We are the same nation!

[@burhan446]

Ben bunu cok seviyorum

[@oyonggofomocci2078]

wheres yakut and dolgan... i want some yakut yakut

[@oyonggofomocci2078]

plz add sakha

[@dinosaurfilms]

Toll!

[@Atlas-xz3us]

What did you use to animate all of this?