The History of North Asia: Every Year

[@RedFX99]

Love how the Northern Tungusic peoples just slowly migrate from Manchuria to Lake Baikal

[@bej7]

i think migration of Northern Tungus people was more quick

[@generalanimator1351]

And then proceed to take over a lot of siberia

[@thekhans2823]

No, they never got Lake Baikal

[@ttopocb]

@Ararune living in Russia, never heard it

[@MikhailZorin]

@Ararune We usually say "as far as foot-walking to Beijing" in Russia. Ok, in european part of Russia. :)

[@parthiaball]

North Asia is so underappreciated, thanks for this!

[@pancakecosmos6080]

Problem cause about 5 people live there lol

[@utvara1]

No, it's not.

[@odin....]

@@pancakecosmos6080 thats the same amount of people that live in Wyoming.

[@pancakecosmos6080]

@@odin.... nah Wyomings got at least six

[@odin....]

@@pancakecosmos6080 LOL

[@supers4975]

Russia: Hello there *Procedes to take over entire north Asia*

[@antonioferrari5884]

General Michael....you're a bold one

[@pfeifen9846]

Привет всем

[@TukozAki]

Japan shogunate took control over the Ainu's islnad in the exact same time frame, apparently...

[@alks0]

Привет из Российской Федерации с берегов Байкала (Для тех кто не в курсе, это Восточная Сибирь)! Действительно, наши дальние родственники-первопроходцы отличную движуху устроили, когда покоряли Сибирские земли и Дальний Восток с 16-ого по 19-ый века)

[@liliya_aseeva]

@@TukozAki it was for a short time a condominium by both Russia and private family of Matsumae along with Sakhalin. Neither Japanese imperial government, nor shoguns themselves had nothing to do with it. But everything changed in 1871 after Meiji Restoration. Ezo was really brought under japanese control, as well as Sakhalin under Russian. This state of affairs was fixed in Saint Petersburg treaty of 1875, which formalized splitting of a former Ainu land between two empires.

[@akai4942]

This video is amazing. North asia is a region i was always interested in but i could never get enough info. With this, i can start looking for all these new names i never heard of and get into the rabbit holes of info. I already learned about a lot of cultures i didn't even know THANK YOU

[@thekhans2823]

okay

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

most siberian culture base on sino-tibetian culture, their roof similar to japanese, korean, mongolian and chinese. but after russian some pocket of culture like Buryatia, tuva surive still used chinese-roof style

[@thekhans2823]

@@safuwanfauzi5014 ueah

[@DustinBarlow8P]

Same here. Even if most of this information will change with the advancement of Tech in Archeology, it's still nice to have a basic "Framework" to work with.

[@feminism888]

@@safuwanfauzi5014 No, the Mongols lived in yurts, which originated from the Scythian people of Central Asia and Eastern Europe more than 3,000 years ago.Buddhist architecture in Mongolia is different from that in China.Mongolian Buddhist architecture is more influenced by Indian architecture. Siberians live in conical tents not Chinese architecture!

[@historysquad]

I thought it was just me that is fascinated with the languages and cultures of Siberia and North Asia as a whole! Thank you for making this.

[@zakaryloreto6526]

its a very interesting place and home to many groups such as the Turkic and Uralic people and if extended huge collections of people have originated in this area such as most east Asians and native Americans possibly the predecessors of Indo European as well.

[@Triadii]

Yep I’m going to try finding more about evenks and even people

[@kira9436]

@@zakaryloreto6526 Mostly Turks live in Siberia Even Native Americans are thought to be Turks who migrated there over time because Turks were always nomads. tribal migration is actually the migration of Turks from Asia to the West. While the Turks migrated, they chased all the peoples they encountered. For example, Bulgarians are half Russian and half Turkish. The European Hun Empire, the first great state established by the Turks in Europe, was established. then it was destroyed and the Avar khanate was established, then the Avar Turks became Christians and continued to live as Hungarians. and Native American religions are very similar to shamanism, and in Turks who previously believed in a shamanist religion (tengris) These states would not have existed if the Turks had not immigrated to Turkey, Bulgaria, Finland and Hungary. bulgaria would still be but in russia or ukraine territory I am sorry if I made typos I wrote too long I just wanted to explain a little

[@conk6379]

@@kira9436 jesus is a turk too

[@erendemiragl1572]

@@conk6379 im turkish but its not funny

[@BeryAb]

Love the music change when the Russians arrive.

[@thekhans2823]

yes

[@ac.5987]

music name is huma huma

[@ac.5987]

@ComradeGDNO wow thanks also I'm glad I can help so you too

[@Miting6]

@TowarishSovyetsky isn't it Prokofeev?

[@TheBobVova]

@@Miting6 dance of knights

[@angrybird5183]

Appreciate you for this video. I'm a descendant of Russian settlers who moved to western Siberia (Altai) from Tambov in 1880's. Now I live in Eastern Siberia near Baikal lake, there are beautiful nature and cold long-time winter

[@stefanpfeiffermerino7633]

Irkutsk or region around Ulan-Ude? I heard that this region still has a visible Mongol culture and the landscape being more open and steppe like.

[@СЕВЕРНЫЙХАНТЕР]

@@stefanpfeiffermerino7633 Yes

[@СЕВЕРНЫЙХАНТЕР]

@@stefanpfeiffermerino7633 их 80000 тысяч

[@Биба-т3й]

Your ancestors were my countrymen.

[@angrybird5183]

@@Биба-т3й well, you must be 200 years old now

[@alfredjansa2648]

Great work, but you forgot to rename some Russian cities, for example, Yekaterinburg was called Sverdlovsk in Soviet times, Novokuznetsk got its name only in 1931, Novosibirsk was called Novo-Nikolaevsk until 1926.

[@thekhans2823]

cool

[@VovanBoec]

Wo you mega mind

[@deusgiff]

One of the least known or explored regions in historical videos. Great work, great idea!

[@stellarktg5149]

Yes, sadly many Asian maps just "cut" us from Asia and we don't have any representation(

[@maiii6156]

@@stellarktg5149 is russia the only country in north asia? it was really confusing since i don't find that many informations abt it

[@stellarktg5149]

@@maiii6156 officially yes but honestly geographically speaking I think it should also include Northern oblasts of Kazakhstan and northern parts of Mongolia in places where rivers flow into the arctic ocean and exclude Amur and Ussuri regions which should be the parts of East Asia. Siberian borders=Northern Asia borders.

[@maiii6156]

@@stellarktg5149 oh thank you very much, the amount of regions always confused me that's why.

[@stellarktg5149]

@@maiii6156 you're welcome!

[@pfeifen9846]

Надо же что рекомендуют мне тут в полночь... Да ещё какие комменты. Неожиданно. Greetings from Yakutia people.

[@beyin8186]

Greetings to our brothers and sisters from Turkey

[@Pythoner]

Greetings from St. Petersburg :)

[@Макс-ю4й5й]

Greetings from Chelyabinsk

[@erendemiragl1572]

Greetings from Turkey Turkic brother/sister

[@erendemiragl1572]

@vot tak but we are closely in our hearts 🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇬 NCTR Yakutia Tataristan South Azerbajian Iraqi Turkmen Syrian Turkmen Balkan Turks Crimea Tatars East Turkestan Dagestan Siberian Tatars Cuvashs Baskurds Khorasani Turkmens South Turkestan Turks in Germany France Usa England every Turkic

[@doesitmakeanysense882]

Russians with Soviets be like: Hippity hoppity now it's our property

[@I-Nex]

soviets?

[@alks0]

У вас очень странное мышление, гражданин, чтобы так разделять население Российских государств и СССР на Русских и Советы 😁

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Imperial Russia 🇷🇺 *

[@aleksandarvil5718]

*OUR*

[@yamameeven967]

No, more like they all became soviet, all accepted cultures

[@pelinalwhitestrake3367]

Russians: *Arrive in Western Siberia* Northern Asians: Why do I hear boss music?

[@kira9436]

Russians were not bosses, if Turks did not emigrate, Russians would never have found a great state in Asia.

[@natalyaanikina4873]

@@kira9436 lol

[@azaraba9716]

@@kira9436 лол. И потом турки еще раз 17 мигрировали, в рамках русско-турецких миграционных движух.

[@alks0]

@@kira9436 хах... Ахаха хаха 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣. 🌝🌚🌝🌚🌝. АХАХА ахах ахаха 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣. LOL Бл*ть😆🤣😆.

[@alks0]

@@kira9436 чел, ты понимаешь, что деньги больше решают твоих турок? Покорение Сибири связано исключительно с зароботком денег местными русскими олигархами 16 века. Ты про это хотя б слышал?

[@abcdef27669]

The music that plays during the Classical North Asia Era is so calm and beautiful!

[@TheDragonHistorian]

It's "Call of the Mountains" by Purple Planet if you're interested :)

[@abcdef27669]

@@TheDragonHistorian Thanks!

[@jmiquelmb]

Shout-out to the Chukchis for doing their Chukchi stuff autonomously for 3000 years. They lasted longer than any empire

[@hui-hui9921]

I can’t stop watching it everytime I do I notice something new! Even the way you put the small minorities as well in the corner too everything was so good! This is a cross-cultural political and linguistic map of North Asia in a sense, right? Also, may I ask what criteria did you use to differentiate Bronze Age cultures and tribal societies? From what I understand most of these cultures were tribal societies, but I might be wrong. Was it just aesthetic reasons? I Im asking simply because I’m astonished to how good it is

[@TheDragonHistorian]

Thanks! Non-state societies that had their own ethnic identity, were prescribed one by others, or whose language is known are labeled as tribal societies, while others are labeled as cultures. For example, the Oirats had their own ethnic identity prior to forming a state, so they are labeled as a tribal society. The Sushen and Donghu were classified as an ethnic group by the Chinese. The various tribes of Siberia belong to known language families. We do not know for certain what language was spoken in prehistoric cultures like Ust-Mil, so those are left labeled as cultures. The only tribal society that I kind of messed up on with these criteria was the Nivkhs. Their time of emergence in this video was more or less an educated guess because I couldn't find many reliable sources on their origins, but I'm almost certain that I got it wrong.

[@fadhilwaynie9620]

I ve the same thought as well... My eyes keep moving here and there... Up and down.. Left to right... To capture all those ancient tribes that ever lived on this beautiful earth... Some of them even had been extinct... Or mixed with other tribes thus create new race, nation etc... Very interesting and very well done...

[@ЕкатеринаПрана]

The end of the video is not correct. The peoples did not disappear and did not dissolve. At the moment in Russia there are administrative entities for each of the peoples. Siberia includes the following territories. Firstly, these are the republics: Altai, Buryatia, Sakha (Yakutia), Tyva, Khakassia, Altai Territory, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Territory, Jewish Autonomous Region

[@СЕВЕРНЫЙХАНТЕР]

Еврейский автономный округ это лишнее

[@Cresium]

This must've been very tough to create. Massive respect.

[@stellarktg5149]

You did a fantastic job! I live in these places (Tyumen, Chimgi-Tura, the former capital of the Siberian Khanate) and I can approve the quality of every inch of the map in whole video! Very fascinating, you have a great potential 🤞

[@youknow8653]

Are you orthodox or ur native religion ?

[@stellarktg5149]

@@youknow8653 I'm an atheist but most of my surroundings are Ortodox, 15-20% muslims and I don't know anyone who prays native religion like Tengriism or local shamanism I don't even know the name 0_o. West Siberia doesn't have much pagans, you can find them only in the south of Kemerovo oblast, Altai republic or Khakasia republic and in the far north with Nenets local religions.

[@holarevolt1440]

Земляк!

[@stellarktg5149]

@@holarevolt1440 ты тоже из Тюмени?)

[@КИМ-х5у]

@@youknow8653 i am communist!

[@jonahndungu1652]

It would be cool if the various people groups had some color/pattern/font coordination to them in addition to the states being color coded. For example if the Uralic peoples had a color and the Yeniseian peoples had a color. Just so they’re easier to follow. Other than that, great work! I can’t begin to think how long the research and development for something like this would take.

[@larshofler8298]

Minor mistakes: Tang/Dang was very much a Sinitic empire, while Jin/Qing was more of a Jurchen/Manchu empire, under the category of Tungusic

[@ummfaizal]

Also Sakhalin island was part of Yuan, Ming and Qing empires

[@JohnDoe-mx6xh]

Aren't Jurchens Koreanic but miscategorized??

[@gpt_rule_the_world]

​@@JohnDoe-mx6xhJurchens used Tungusic language.

[@황진석-m3x]

@@JohnDoe-mx6xh여진족은 문화적으로 한국과 가까우나 몽골과도 가깝고 언어적으로는 퉁구스 계통 입니다

[@0p1borfreefire47]

5:41 owwwww thanks brroooo ❤️🇰🇿 musik Kazakh dombra!

[@erendemiragl1572]

greeting from Turkey Turan Bro

[@tanjirokamado3222]

What is the name of the music ?

[@erendemiragl1572]

@@tanjirokamado3222 Dombra an old Turkic music also in steppes its singing now too. 🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿🇰🇬 In turkey there is a Dombra video and it watched 72 millions from 2010.

[@tanjirokamado3222]

@@erendemiragl1572 thanks you so much my friend 🇹🇷🇫🇷

[@erendemiragl1572]

@@tanjirokamado3222 thanks 🇹🇷🇫🇷

[@hamzaalmdghri8741]

Proto mongolic in Northern Mongolia, Manchuria and Kazakhstan were migrating to the Americas more than 30,000 years ago, so we see identical features, rituals, customs, traditions, and traits.

[@rhubarbmadnesss603]

Yep!

[@feminism888]

No, the Native Americans Y DNA is a Q, and the Mongolian is a C. They are totally different!

[@zhangshujian7762]

Actually American native y dna Q is more related to the info European R. They have common ancestors.

[@zhangshujian7762]

No.

[@avantelvsitania3359]

Wow, the Yukaghirs have almost 7000 continuous years of History, inhabiting the same homeland. And they still exist there, although their numbers are few. Fascinating.

[@Xo-3130]

Well the part of Northern Asia they inhabit is a cold hellscape as far as everyone else is concerned

[@urkern988]

@@Xo-3130 And thats help them to survive? interesting, hopefully, they dont get extinct if its only a half cold hellscape in near future.

[@Xo-3130]

@@urkern988 it did because no one wanted their land until the Russians.

[@urkern988]

@@Xo-3130 Would "no one was able or adapt to live in their lands, except the russians" not fit better?

[@andreytsyganov7321]

I like that attention is paid to such detail as the difference in spelling of the Russian language before the 1917 revolution and after. Nicely done!

[@ШнурокНорильск]

The map of Russian regions from 1991 to 2008 is incorrect. You forgot the Taimyr Dolgano Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the Evenki Autonomous Okrug, the Ust Ordynsky Buryat Autonomous Okrug, Koryak Autonomous Okrug, and the Aginsky Autonomous Okrug. Now these Districts have been abolished, but next time I ask you not to make mistakes.

[@r4ncid]

THE QUALITY IS JUST SO NICE :0 keep up the good work

[@Voyager-mc8lg]

Great intro. As someone who both likes Space and maps this was a very good video. Keep it up !!

[@POGKPP]

I can't understand why tribes, that didn't had any autonomy are included as a vassals, while real powerful North Asian states like Jaxa, Magazeya, Principalities of Obdorsk, Lyapin, Kazym, Sosva, Koda, Bardak, Belogorje, Konda, Pelym, Tabary and Pelgaja Horde are not even mentioned in this video.

[@TheDragonHistorian]

They are not included as vassals. There is a thick outline around them, indicating that they are not autonomous; it was merely a visual choice to show the ethnic composition of premodern states. This is explained in the text at the very beginning of the video. Jaxa is shown in the video. Google searches for the other states you listed did not return any results for me--perhaps there are few English sources on them.

[@jokemon9547]

@@TheDragonHistorian A lot of the names he listed were a part of the territory known as Yugra and were Mansi-Khanty principalities. The "Pelgaja Horde" is probably Пегая Орда/Pegaia Orda but in English referred to as the Skewbald Horde (on Wikipedia), which was a Selkup tribal federation, but it also contained some Yeniseians as well. Russian sources say it was allied to the Khanate of Sibir against Russian expansion.

[@Nonitheman]

When do you get your sources?

[@boemiobe4t993]

Do the history of Europe like this with the cultures Yamnaya, bell beaker and the different tribes of Celts, italics, germans... It would be amazing!

[@fredguo2538]

Where are the Neneti principalities of Yugra, or the Selkup-Ket Piebald Horde? Or Tygyn's attempts at forming a coalesced Yakut polity? The mining republic of Zheltuga is also absent, I'm surprised Jaxa was included at all. Detailed video for the ethnicities, but actual in-depth history is clearly lacking

[@bozkurt5245]

Before Northern Tungusic people came to the Eastern Siberia (Sakha Republic), Who live there ?? (Between Uralic people region and Yukaghir region, empty region / Ust-Mil culture, Sugunnakh culture region)

[@kel8437]

the entry of Russia onto the map is literally made me drop my jaw I was like "oh shit here they come"

[@Anwwoo]

자막이나 영상의 퀄리티가 ㅎㄷㄷ 잘 만드셨어요!

[@galymzhankyrykbaev2976]

proud to hear Kazak instrument thank you a lot, dear author(s)

[@kira9436]

Greetings from Turkey to our Turkish brothers Turks in Turkey love Asian Turkish music

[@sauranalashiaiev7381]

@@kira9436. Kazak music no turkya !!

[@kira9436]

@@sauranalashiaiev7381 Are you ignorant Kazakhs are Turkish

[@sauranalashiaiev7381]

@dwoldx yes. Qazaq Turki atamiz Tonikok 🇰🇿🇹🇷

[@Raidon8537]

​@@kira9436bi sg

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Russia takes over entire Northern Asia: "It's Mine." Soviets: "Don't you mean... *OURS?!"* */Soviet Anthem Intensifies*

[@markus_park]

The kui (kazakh song) reminds me of my motherland. Thanks! 😁

[@kira9436]

Are you a Kazakh Turk?

[@markus_park]

@@kira9436 No, I am just kazakh. I hate when people call me 'kazakh turk' since the name of the nation is literally just kazakh

[@kira9436]

You are thinking very wrong, this is the Russians' tactic to divide us. Kazakhs are Turkish

[@kira9436]

@@markus_park As long as the Turks are united, the strong Russians know this and they divide us as Kazakh Uzbek Turkmen Kirghiz they are afraid of turan

[@kira9436]

@@markus_park That you are deliberately not Turkish in your lessons, or It is said that you are Kazakh. The Kazakh is not a separate race

[@lexi55410]

The Yukaghirs were the OGs in North Asia

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

I hope this gets more views.

[@alansteyrbach6926]

As a Siberian native, I strongly appreciate that!

[@overabusedsalmon1238]

Are you turkic?

[@vinerym]

Are you live in Russia?

[@stanfordvonwikipedia1094]

Gorgeous work! Keep it up!

[@hobike44]

8:57 대 됴션귁 ㅋㅋㅋ 9:30 대됴션귝 중세국어 반영 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 당신의 퀄리티에 부랄을 탁치고 갑니다

[@daltonmiller5590]

The work is really well done, however I have a huge pet peeve with the lack of combatability between the map and the key. The map's name for certain countries often does not correlate with the key, and I'm left confused on what's going on. The purpose of a key is to help the viewer better understand the map, but all this key does is confuse me.

[@Juan-wx5xz]

For me, an ethno-linguistic map is better and less confusing .

[@화이팅-t2q]

9:24 Russians and Manchus have entered the chat.

[@alks0]

Immediately from the foot)

[@slavguy]

09:24 Fun fact, when this music starts playing - you're finished.

[@yujiang6004]

The most detailed video of Siberia history

[@-_Hatred_-]

Map video*

[@abuhammad]

The music is also fit into the politics. Great job.

[@kenneth5355]

Koreans in the Southeastern corner just vibing then gets YEETED by the mongols

[@derrickjackson8771]

Great work!

[@薑是樹上生的]

There’s a book published by United Nations: the hunters and herders of Siberia . About 80 pages .

[@vtron9832]

I am so going to be early for this.

[@michaelyap1710]

5:41 Sorry，What BGM In This Video？

[@andrefarfan4372]

Great job video

[@evgen.shvid83]

Там где время не быстро идёт, в древности, там побыстрей надо, а где быстро в новое время, там помедленней

[@ВиталийВасильев-ч8я]

пиздешь ! земля Якутии большая ! с Красноярска до Камчатки ! Автор видео Китаёза 100% !

[@abcd9283]

That means Russia became biggest by occupying stateless area😮😮.😊

[@brok1589]

Yeah

[@drain4314]

canada australia and brazil also have vast uninhatbited lands with only few tribes living there

[@Yanramich]

I mean the USA, Canada, Australia and basically any other major colonial nation did that (what the US took from Mexico is basically the same)

[@UlfhednarAxe]

7:55 that music must symbolize the great death machine sweeping the land

[@mrblake4598]

Russian territories after 1991 are innacurate and i couldn't understand why the tribes were showed as autonomous or vassal. The Turkic khaganate borders and after a date, siberian khanate borders also are innacurate. and i also wonder why wasn't mentioned kazan khanate althought it fits in the map a little bit.

[@alks0]

Man, raise the level of your education, you do not fumble for the territorial borders of the Russian Federation. If you live in the USA, you have to think about what Federations look like, otherwise you are creepy обоср*лися под себя) 😁

[@unkownsiner]

What the name of the music you used for early medical 5:50?

[@TheDragonHistorian]

It's called "Dombra" by Marat Plutony. It's the first track listed here: www.pond5.com/search?kw=kazakh-dombra&media=music (keep in mind that it costs $15)

[@muratkuanyshbekov1104]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKergIShnKuracU

[@Hobbit40-c2x]

North asia be like: Mongolia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia and Russia

[@suleimanthemagnificent1494]

Nice! Very accurate

[@anselm0124]

from what i've read, the modern mongols are descended from the shiwei people, which are also said to have originated from the xianbei, so that would make the early proto mongolian language a derived form of xianbei, while in your mideo on mongolic languages you depicted the pre proto mongolic language as residing where khamag mongol is since the split from the donghu groups, could you clarify this? did the khamag mongols originate from shiwei and did they migrate north into the river valley when the zubu confederation was founded? or were they really a distinct group and have been where they are depicted on the map for longer, cause i couldn't find info on them or the khereids or the naimans before the uyghurs left the area

[@Татышев]

Dinlins, Yenisei Kyrgyz and Shors lived much to the west. Shors - live in the Kemerovo region. Dinlins and Yenisei Kyrgyz lived not near Lake Baikal, but in the south of modern Khakassia and Krasnoyarsk Territory. The Yenisei Kyrgyz are the ancestors of the modern Khakass.

[@НурдөөлөтАбдырасулов]

And they are ancestors of the Kyrgyzs. First of all

[@НурдөөлөтАбдырасулов]

На русском можете ответить

[@markoscream8466]

Dude... Wow. Just wow. This is just... Incredible! This should be COLLEGE MATERIAL! THANK YOU! Because of you, I will have a MUCH EASIER AND MORE PRECISE WORK while doing my project, which is to make a world map in the year of 882 in a modded version of Age of Civilizations two (Mod done by Turks, splendid job, hats off to them) which has 13000 provinces. Thank you once again legend!

[@calvin5541]

I bet the northern tungistic people have a lot of hidden lore

[@antspace7421]

Северная азия:нам нужны русские. Бог:сколько? Северная азия:да

[@videoversal]

Hey, that's a great video! May I ask how many maps did you draw for the video, and what soft did you use for that?

[@Michael-gt5zr]

thank you for the great video, i was struggling to know who lived in north asia and siberia throughout history, but now it was made clear the most of its time a tribal cultures lived there. these help me very much in my research thank you.

[@vehbisabanc7843]

nice music transitions

[@robsmith9989]

Pretty crazy how diverse North Asia used to be (I also had no clue that Canada tried to claim Wrangel Island once)

[@Pythoner]

It still is

[@robsmith9989]

@@Pythoner True, but lots of peoples have been assimilated and russians and han chinese outnumber them by a ton

[@christiankalinkina239]

​@@Pythoner north Asia is 85% ethnic Russian

[@askarsaiyn6295]

5:41 қазақша күй естеймін деп ойламадым.

[@grand990]

Соны айтсай

[@a.d.t.mapping]

Do you have a list of sources?

[@aleksandarvil5718]

8:00 Everybody Gangsta till they hear *Mongolian Throat Singing*

[@stratant.8722]

9:28 What is the name of this freaking song??

[@stratant.8722]

@@geezer3275 not it

[@stratant.8722]

@@geezer3275 but it's similar

[@stratant.8722]

@@geezer3275 it's actually huma huma

[@redacted7060]

From Russia with love

[@Griffithfolkestone]

I'm sakha. Sakha were led by 3 progenitors Omoghoy, Elley and Uluu-Horo and came with iron armors and weapons conquering Yakutia from northern tungusic people

[@PDannyZhang]

Music is glorious. Thanks

[@saidamsakha]

Excellent to see my home region here, but there are some errors here, f.e. the Dolgans appear in 1300-s, while in fact they separated from the Yakuts only by the 19th century. And I haven't heard of the ethnicity called "Kolyms", "Lavrens" - maybe some Yukaghir tribe? By the 18th century (or maybe even earlier) Yakuts populated much of the modern Yakutia's territory whilst Evenks, Evens, let alone Yukaghirs etc. were heavily declining in population

[@yangjinlee7910]

영상 잘 봤습니다! 좋은 영상 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다😊

[@blakethomas2210]

What is the song that starts at 9:28

[@TheDragonHistorian]

It's "From Russia With Love" by Huma-Huma. I also always list my music in the end credits of my videos :)

[@Progressive2024]

4:49 how do you know the jie migrated to Siberia in the 5th century

[@azurbanov]

Территория Забайкалья со времен Петра 1 имела особый статус «автономии» вплоть до создании СССР, и со времен советов не показаны территории автономии народов сибири

[@uhanauh]

Полностью согласен. Я читал материалы, как после установления советской власти, в Сибири региональные партийных органы, резали Сибирь на автономии, чтобы себе побольше веса заиметь и субсидий. Как из-за этих игр часть народов получали целые автономные республики, а часть лишались всех привилегий. Думал тут хотя-бы увижу, как народы располагалась в этот отрезок времени, а вместо этого увидел сплошной покрас страны. Просто негодую с такого отношения автора к материалу

[@gs9085]

@@uhanauh А автору что, нужно в каждом народе на 2тыс - 30тыс человек разбираться.

[@uhanauh]

@@gs9085 раз делает материал по истории Сибири, то уж точно должен был изобразить все силы, которые находятся там

[@joshuagafarov6583]

I have a question, why does the russian empire have various ethnic and cultural identities spread throughout up until the exact moment the soviet union takes over the territories, which immediately causes these lines to vanish?

[@marshin209]

Propb because after the soviets took over they destroyed all info on those people

[@joshuagafarov6583]

@@marshin209 highly doubt it

[@fyodorkojevin5756]

During times of Russian Empire this identities had very high autonomy. Like, very high, they were barely controlled. Mass centralization began in the middle of 19th century and during the Soviet era, centralization in these territories became quite high and remains so to this day.

[@Ломпадкасветлая]

@@marshin209 No, that didn't happen. Moreover, the Soviets ordered, for example, to create a written language for many undeveloped peoples.

[@lexi55410]

there is something bugging me about the Uralic-Yukaghir hypothesis that some have theorized. I think Proto Uralic is the love child of PIE and Proto Yukaghir - which is why Uralic seem to have connection with both language groups. That's just my theory

[@Uralicchannel]

Uralic is not related to indo european, indo-uralic is a false theory connecting uralic languages to IE only because it loaned words

[@lexi55410]

@@Uralicchannel do you believe in the Nostratic theory? words like "water" wete are similar, I don't know why water would be a loan word unless they lived side by side

[@Uralicchannel]

@@lexi55410 proto uralic and IE lived side by side and IE loans came into uralic. Also water is a noun so its an easy loan

[@Uralicchannel]

@veryserioz yukaghir has yakut influence but it is in no way turki

[@uhanauh]

А какого хрена после 1914 года, народы перестали показывать?

[@sandibeksabirov812]

Что показывает уже понятно что везде русские

[@sandibeksabirov812]

Только сейчас Якутия большинство якуты но СССР было русские

[@gs9085]

@@sandibeksabirov812 в Якутии якутов 40%

[@matthewmann8969]

North Asia does not have as much written about it in antiquity, prehistoric, ancient, And midevil times

[@JcDizon]

Well, it's too cold for most people and the temperature regularly reaches -50

[@ЮлианГантман]

Its Pluto of Earth.

[@yurinalysis8034]

Even the Mongol Empire never attempt to expand or to send some expeditionary army in Siberia.

[@ЭрдэмЦыбенов-з5ш]

hайн даа! Many thanks from buryat!

[@aaaking7602]

와 몽골, 만주 북쪽이 항상 궁금했었는데 드디어 해결됐네요 싸랑합니다 ㅎㅎ

[@VeryDairy123]

10:49 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpjXgX2gbciAiZo At that exact frame, Russia owns nearly all of Northern Asia. Discluding that tiny bit of mongolia and that half of japan. The light pink in Manchuria and Korea is when it was breifly occupied by the soviet union. Therefore, it was technically 'owned' by russia.

[@Uralicchannel]

Based on toponyms, yeniseians used to live in buryatia and northern mongolia

[@Uralicchannel]

@veryserioz haplogroup Q is found in native americans and yeniseians, mongols have haplogroup C

[@АринаФедорова-ы6ъ]

I wathing it in the biggest city in Northen Asia (Novosibirsk)

[@누리가온가르다라]

Respect Tygyn darkhan from Korea

[@881terror]

Missing cultures: Aftonova Gora, Maľta Bureť, Selemdzhinskaya, Gromatukhynskaya, Ushkovskaya, Nenana, Ust-Karenskaya, Kokorevskaya, Selenginskoy, Anansi, Barabinskaya = all cultures from 14000-7000BC + Sumpanya, Kozlovskaya, Koshkinskaya, Kondonskoy, Kitoiskoy and many more If need to know more just write me here

[@robsmith9989]

What are your sources? I would love to read more on this :)

[@881terror]

@@robsmith9989 mostly from Russian archeolgist(many books) but some of them I find on Wikipedia. If you really need know more about hitory of siberia i can told you.

[@fadhilwaynie9620]

I love the intro music... Sound so Cirque du Soleil...

[@hamzaalmdghri8741]

The entry of the Turks into Northeast Asia was later compared to the ancient Mongolian groups

[@Ampetasia1]

RUSSIA : cheeki breeki!

[@reload7522]

and queens...

[@russko-kukyruska9666]

Апххаха,лол

[@AmadoDom]

Russia: mine

[@Miting6]

It was a Eastern buffer zone of Russia back that time 😅

[@RobotDiamond682]

Russia (North Asia) (Language of Russian, English, French, Spanish, Dutch & Portuguese)

[@cultureofturk711]

1:53 Siberia Homelands Turks but your nonexist in map.

[@slamchannel4756]

Cool video. I want to say that during the Civil war was created the State of Buryat-Mongolia. Sadly it wasn't shown :(

[@velk]

sad that the buryats are still separated

[@slamchannel4756]

@@velk yeah

[@Pythoner]

@@velk seperated from what?

[@물소추적-j6c]

@@Pythoner china and russia

[@Pythoner]

@@물소추적-j6c what about China and Russia? You mean that the Buryats are not part of a pan-Mongol state? Did they ask for that?

[@Raidon8537]

Altaians were part of Northern Yuan Dynasty, not golden horde.

[@daliusdirectltu8666]

What languages were present in Central siberia before the Tungusic came?